Facey in, Hone gone


By Nathan Jackson
July 15 2010

Lincoln City have secured two deals today. Delroy Facey has agreed to sign a permanent deal following on from his unsuccessful loan spell last season, whereas Danny Hone has joined Darlington until the new year.

Despite having a poor loan spell, Chris Sutton has decided to sign up Delroy Facey. The striker scored just once during his ten games on loan from Notts County last season, one of just eleven shots that the striker managed during that spell. He did score Notts County's third goal against the Imps back in April, he was released from Meadow Lane a few weeks later.

He has agreed a one year contract at Sincil Bank.

Danny Hone on the other hand continues to be left out of Sutton's side, so much to the extent where he has been loaned out to Darlington until the New Year.

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Facey in, Hone gone
Discussion started by theimps.ka (IP Logged), 15/07/2010 15:57
theimps.ka
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15/07/2010 15:57
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heathimp
I Blame Paul Mayo
15/07/2010 16:02
Hope Hone comes back stronger, as i think he could end up being a real player for us.

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heathimp
I Blame Paul Mayo
15/07/2010 16:06
Also i forgot to say.

The Del is back, long live the Del!

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impasse
impasse
15/07/2010 19:07
Was it Einstein who discovered that if you put rubbish in, you get rubbish out? Well, Chris Sutton has only got it half right - the first bit. Lucky Darlo.

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RedandWhiteStripes
RedandWhiteStripes
15/07/2010 19:49
Iam sure he scored 2 goals in one game

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Markcity
Markcity
15/07/2010 23:34
Quote:
I Blame Paul Mayo
Hope Hone comes back stronger, as i think he could end up being a real player for us.

A little voice in my head - yes, I know I should take my medication - is saying that I don't think we will see Hone in a Lincoln City shirt again.

I can see him doing well for Darlington, which he is bound too as he plays well in League two. Darlo will want to keep him and as his contract expires next June, I can see us accepting an offer for him in January.

I hope that I am wrong.

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rottweiler
rottweiler
16/07/2010 07:51
Is my calendar wrong?
It says 16th July, but starts to feel more like 1st April!

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cherryexile
cherryexile
16/07/2010 08:38
I think Sutton and Pearce see a future for Hone, otherwise he would have gone on the transfer list like Clarke, Fagan and LJL, or otherwise been paid-off/released.

The boy has talent, but will benefit from games. Also, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see him on a programme to build up his upper body strength to better cope with the rigours of 4th Tier football.

If he does well at Darlington we would be stupid not to offer him a deal.

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