His up and at em style will suit Hungerford, always been a fringe player with us really, Hungerford making signings of late but all to late to save them I feel.

Can I first say that the boys were magnificent last night and showed what a great team spirit and quality they have. I love reading all the comments on here and love the fact that we all have an opinion and don’t always agree but can have a beer and enjoy discussing the game and sharing our passion. With regards to Callum, I know how fond he is of his home-town club and has thoroughly enjoyed the years he’s been here. I say this as his dad . The last few months have been tough for him . Recently It’s true he’s not found the form and consistency of previous seasons and he will be the first to admit that and maybe he needs a new challenge . What I will say as his dad is that I’m proud of him and think the club have been amazing to him . Neil , John and the board have shown so much love to him and have been nothing short of incredible, so thank you for that . Simon lawrence and everyone who helps out, make the club what it is . I’m sad to be leaving but I will be back to support the boys when I can . So without boring you all, I will say this as it will be my last post . Gary Horgan is an absolute scholar and a gentleman and has been a good friend and mentor to my son and I thank him for that .pride and passion 💪⚽️. 

What fine, honourable and generous words Father Gunner.  Callum  has long been a crowd favourite for all those qualities mentioned above and because he has completely exemplified the club's DNA and motto: Pride & Passion. He will be missed.  Please pass on the thanks and appreciation, I'm sure, of so many of us.

I am a little surprised and hope he has left of his own accord - I was always thought he was a good pairing with Luke Russe as a battling central midfielder, but perhaps Meyhew does offer a bit more and would be a first pick instead, so maybe Callum does need a new challenge of trying to find a regular spot in another local side. 
Can't fault his effort whenever he was on the pitch and wish him well, hoping that he isn't going to be one of those visiting us in an opposing team in future who make us pay for a lack of faith in him.

Was good to see you and Callum at the game on Tuesday Barmar, glad he got to say goodbye. We will miss him of course, you are both guaranteed a good welcome any time you come back to the ground. Will miss you on the coaches to away games although you leaving no gives someone else chance to win the raffle mate