Meyler has announced his retirementSutekh wrote:Yes, so it probably doesn’t count as much as JaakkolaHendo wrote:Was that the team he was on loan to as well last season?Sutekh wrote:
Joey joined NEC (the Dutch football club not the Japanese IT company)
Surprising that Harriott and McShane haven’t got a deal. Not surprised that Gravenberch and Meyler are struggling. Were there any others released from the senior side?
I think this will very much depend on how he gets on during this loan.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Watson on loan to Coventry for the year. He'll be 23 when he gets back, and is behind Howe in the pecking order. Is his time at Reading likely to end soon?
Well that at least explains his problems last season such a shame we never saw the player he was. Really hope the future works out well for him.muirinho wrote:Meyler has announced his retirementSutekh wrote:Yes, so it probably doesn’t count as much as JaakkolaHendo wrote:
Was that the team he was on loan to as well last season?
Surprising that Harriott and McShane haven’t got a deal. Not surprised that Gravenberch and Meyler are struggling. Were there any others released from the senior side?
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You would think it this point it would make sense for Gunter and McLeary to take a payoff, become free agents and be able to negotiate deals elsewhere. I guess it depends on how their contracts are structured, they won’t want to lose out on possible bonuses but I can’t see we’d be keen to give them anything above their standard salary.Stranded wrote:Looks like McCleary has been saying his goodbyes at the training ground today - so either off somewhere, maybe Oxford is back on?, or had his contract paid up.
I do hope he goes to play somewhere else - seems such as waste rotting in the U23 (if he even plays there). Both good lads, find yourself a club and get playing.Not like they have loads of time left in their careersStranded wrote:Looks like McCleary has been saying his goodbyes at the training ground today - so either off somewhere, maybe Oxford is back on?, or had his contract paid up.
And defence.From Despair To Where? wrote:But he played in midfield when with us.
You can't really count Gunter, he's not even close to the squad. If he's simply never going to play, he's not really an option.From Despair To Where? wrote:But a few weeks ago you were arguing against players who can play a bit in different positions in favour of specialists in a position. Pretty sure you also made a post on the Cardiff match thread about Bacuna and where he should be playing. Make your mind up.
We now have specialist options at full/wing back. Obita and Richards on the left, Yiadom and Gunter on the right. Then we have academy players and players who can do a job as further options. I appreciate that Obita started out as a midfielder but he has played the majority of his games and full back and was only tried there because we were so short of options. Kind of re-enforces my point. I also remember early on people criticising his lack of defensive awareness.
That Gomes prefers Howe to Gunter does not detract from the fact Gunter is still an option. I am sure that's if Gunter was on £10,000p/w less or had more than 1 year on his contract, he would still be an active 1st team squad member. He has no future at the club which is why Gomes is giving a chance to an academy player as backup. I remember when we signed Anton Ferdinand, we only had 5 senior defenders.
I still maintain that Gomes has had more options in defence and at full back than a number of his immediate predecessors.
If he develops whilst on loan he might jump ahead of Howe in the pecking order.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Watson on loan to Coventry for the year. He'll be 23 when he gets back, and is behind Howe in the pecking order. Is his time at Reading likely to end soon?
And Tiny Dancer, aka Danzell Gravenberch, has joined Dutch 2nd division side Top OssHound wrote:Harriott has joined Col U
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