Blackpool’s Seasiders recently announced their retained list, which revealed that 12 players would be departing Bloomfield Road at the conclusion of their contracts this summer. Among the senior squad members included in the departures were Jordan Gabriel, Ollie Norburn, Jordan Rhodes, Richard O’Donnell, Mackenzie Chapman, and Josh Onomah. Additionally, five loan players have returned to their parent clubs, marking the end of their time at Blackpool.
Following the announcement, several players took to social media to express their gratitude and bid farewell to the club. Goalkeeper Harry Tyrer highlighted his growth throughout the season and thanked everyone at Blackpool for their support. Odel Offiah and Elkan Baggott also shared their fond memories of playing for the team and thanked the fans for their unwavering support.
Niall Ennis, another departing player, reflected on his productive stint at Blackpool and expressed his gratitude towards the fans for their warm welcome and support during his time at the club. These heartfelt messages from the departing players showcase the strong bond between the team, the club, and its loyal supporters.
Additionally, some of the club’s released players, including third-choice goalkeeper Mackenzie Chapman and striker Jake Daniels, also took to social media to bid farewell and express their appreciation for their time at Blackpool. These players expressed their gratitude for the support they received and the memories they created while representing the team.
Furthermore, defender Andy Lyons made a noteworthy return to action after a long injury layoff, earning a heartfelt welcome back from the fans. Lyons shared his emotions about returning to the pitch after over a year of recovery and expressed his gratitude to those who supported him during his journey back to full fitness. The players’ messages of appreciation and fond farewell reflect the deep connections formed during their time at Blackpool and the impact the club has had on their lives.
