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Originally Posted by Tin Monkey
I don't believe a word of this! I'm not doubting you Al, but I don't believe all this sentimental rubbish from Rory.
The bottom line is that Rory thought he was much better than he really was and became an enormously negative influence in the Stanley camp. This was evident when, towards to end of his time with us, he refused to join in team goal celebrations. I saw him do something similar for Blackpool a few months ago, just before he left for Halifax. The fact that he didn't celebrate with the rest of his team mates doesn't show he has any affection for Stanley, but it could be seen as a precursor of his wish to leave Halifax.
I don't blame Rory for leaving us to try for a higher level and I certainly would never mock anyone for aspiring to more, but falling short. However, I very much doubt the sentimentality in this thread and I could never bring myself to believe that he will ever play for Stanley ever again.
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You got itwrong T.M.Rory didn't want to leave the club. Coleman took a dislike to him and just got rid of him.