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McStay said his teammates’ investment in the Club played a big part in his decision.
“For me, it’s all the other guys signing on and seeing that they are invested in our future,” he said.
This bit is really good to see. Heaps of players re-signing already means that players want to stay because of that. And then others stay because they seen McStay and co staying. Hopefully McClugagge/Witherden etc stay because they see others (and McStay) staying. (Hard sentence to understand but l reckon people get the gist of it)
I very much doubt it will be this year!3 years is a big vote of confidence for a 24 year old who is still fairly average.
I'd playing an important role at the moment but it wouldn't be that surprising to see him left out of the side at some point soon
Yep, I still think Dan has a big upside, I think he has a lot of Jack Darling about the way he plays, his best years are definitely in front of him.Great news. I will admit that there were times I doubted McStay could develop enough but now I think he will.
He knows his role now is not to necessarily always take the big grab but to get to contests and create opportunities for us to lock the ball in the forward fifty. I think that took some pressure off him and the rest will come gradually.
I have no doubt a few clubs were giving his manager a call.
Great news of a greatly improving player, but need to point out that he's not a superstar, and might not be much good in a couple of years. #PostLikeJackess