Apart from any of us who have to watch him in a Reading shirt again. God no.Nameless wrote:He may be better suited to the way we play now.
They could loan him back to us whilst picking up his wages in China
Everyone wins that way....
If we were playing a 4-2-3-1, for sure I’d like to see him return in the right attacking midfield role. In that formation, the fullbacks carry out the role on the flanks and it gives Aluko more of a free roam position. It was the 4-3-3 where he was the problem because in that formation, the wingers need to actually play as wingers which he wasn’tSnowflake Royal wrote:Apart from any of us who have to watch him in a Reading shirt again. God no.Nameless wrote:He may be better suited to the way we play now.
They could loan him back to us whilst picking up his wages in China
Everyone wins that way....
Well he can’t pass the ball, shoot accurately or tackle/put a shift in, so no, I don’t want him anywhere near this team.URZZZZ wrote:If we were playing a 4-2-3-1, for sure I’d like to see him return in the right attacking midfield role. In that formation, the fullbacks carry out the role on the flanks and it gives Aluko more of a free roam position. It was the 4-3-3 where he was the problem because in that formation, the wingers need to actually play as wingers which he wasn’tSnowflake Royal wrote:Apart from any of us who have to watch him in a Reading shirt again. God no.Nameless wrote:He may be better suited to the way we play now.
They could loan him back to us whilst picking up his wages in China
Everyone wins that way....
But if we are to maintain the 5-3-2 or the 3-5-2 I don’t see a place for him anyway. Possibly to play as one of the 3 midfielders chasing the game but I wouldn’t be convinced
Yet many (including you and I) have criticised Swift in the past for example for “not putting a shift in” who has flourished so far this seasonleon wrote:Well he can’t pass the ball, shoot accurately or tackle/put a shift in, so no, I don’t want him anywhere near this team.URZZZZ wrote:If we were playing a 4-2-3-1, for sure I’d like to see him return in the right attacking midfield role. In that formation, the fullbacks carry out the role on the flanks and it gives Aluko more of a free roam position. It was the 4-3-3 where he was the problem because in that formation, the wingers need to actually play as wingers which he wasn’tSnowflake Royal wrote: Apart from any of us who have to watch him in a Reading shirt again. God no.
But if we are to maintain the 5-3-2 or the 3-5-2 I don’t see a place for him anyway. Possibly to play as one of the 3 midfielders chasing the game but I wouldn’t be convinced
Well Swift can (on occasion) do the other 2 things.URZZZZ wrote:Yet many (including you and I) have criticised Swift in the past for example for “not putting a shift in” who has flourished so far this seasonleon wrote:Well he can’t pass the ball, shoot accurately or tackle/put a shift in, so no, I don’t want him anywhere near this team.URZZZZ wrote:
If we were playing a 4-2-3-1, for sure I’d like to see him return in the right attacking midfield role. In that formation, the fullbacks carry out the role on the flanks and it gives Aluko more of a free roam position. It was the 4-3-3 where he was the problem because in that formation, the wingers need to actually play as wingers which he wasn’t
But if we are to maintain the 5-3-2 or the 3-5-2 I don’t see a place for him anyway. Possibly to play as one of the 3 midfielders chasing the game but I wouldn’t be convinced
It’s all about matching the player to the right environment. Players not performing in an environment not suited to them doesn’t make them a bad player. We saw signs in the couple of months with Aluko and Gomes that there was potential there
Don’t expect him to play for us again but he could be an option if we do ever return to the 4-2-3-1
Are you sure? Even if we wanted some litter picking carried out in the car park and he agreed to do it, the club would find someone else.URZZZZ wrote:If we were playing a 4-2-3-1, for sure I’d like to see him return in the right attacking midfield role. In that formation, the fullbacks carry out the role on the flanks and it gives Aluko more of a free roam position. It was the 4-3-3 where he was the problem because in that formation, the wingers need to actually play as wingers which he wasn’tSnowflake Royal wrote:Apart from any of us who have to watch him in a Reading shirt again. God no.Nameless wrote:He may be better suited to the way we play now.
They could loan him back to us whilst picking up his wages in China
Everyone wins that way....
But if we are to maintain the 5-3-2 or the 3-5-2 I don’t see a place for him anyway. Possibly to play as one of the 3 midfielders chasing the game but I wouldn’t be convinced
That's just asking for troubleWoodcote Royal wrote:Are you sure? Even if we wanted some litter picking carried out in the car park and he agreed to do it, the club would find someone else.URZZZZ wrote:If we were playing a 4-2-3-1, for sure I’d like to see him return in the right attacking midfield role. In that formation, the fullbacks carry out the role on the flanks and it gives Aluko more of a free roam position. It was the 4-3-3 where he was the problem because in that formation, the wingers need to actually play as wingers which he wasn’tSnowflake Royal wrote: Apart from any of us who have to watch him in a Reading shirt again. God no.
But if we are to maintain the 5-3-2 or the 3-5-2 I don’t see a place for him anyway. Possibly to play as one of the 3 midfielders chasing the game but I wouldn’t be convinced
RFC needs the most expensive waste of space in it's history like I need a hole in the head.
Just having him anywhere near the club would bring back the depressing memories of Gourlay/Stam/Clement. Very much doubt he'll step foot in Reading againWoodcote Royal wrote:Are you sure? Even if we wanted some litter picking carried out in the car park and he agreed to do it, the club would find someone else.URZZZZ wrote:If we were playing a 4-2-3-1, for sure I’d like to see him return in the right attacking midfield role. In that formation, the fullbacks carry out the role on the flanks and it gives Aluko more of a free roam position. It was the 4-3-3 where he was the problem because in that formation, the wingers need to actually play as wingers which he wasn’tSnowflake Royal wrote: Apart from any of us who have to watch him in a Reading shirt again. God no.
But if we are to maintain the 5-3-2 or the 3-5-2 I don’t see a place for him anyway. Possibly to play as one of the 3 midfielders chasing the game but I wouldn’t be convinced
RFC needs the most expensive waste of space in it's history like I need a hole in the head.
True enough, looks like the Chinese aren't nowhere near becoming a big football nation if that's the kind of playrs they hire to develop the sport at homeleon wrote: Well he can’t pass the ball, shoot accurately or tackle/put a shift in, so no, I don’t want him anywhere near this team.
Bollocks. And if that's the case there's a whole load of extra expense we have to manage.Hound wrote:hmm slightly worryingly, this chat of Sone had me check Soccerway. Noticed he is no longer in the Renhe squad (after not playing for ages). Transfermarkt also has him back with us and not Renhe
Maybe he'll make a surprise appearance at Plymouth for us after all
Yeah, he doesn't have a shirt number and hasn't been registered in the squad so can't see it happening at all.Snowflake Royal wrote:Bollocks. And if that's the case there's a whole load of extra expense we have to manage.Hound wrote:hmm slightly worryingly, this chat of Sone had me check Soccerway. Noticed he is no longer in the Renhe squad (after not playing for ages). Transfermarkt also has him back with us and not Renhe
Maybe he'll make a surprise appearance at Plymouth for us after all
That’s the good news. The bad news is the four riders of the apocalypse on pitch, holding up play, as if waiting for something. Just ask the goalie.Snowball wrote:If Aluko comes back does Adam get promoted from scapegoat?
Registered in the squad ? Is this a new thing ? I think PL teams have to do it and you do it for Euro’s completions but in the EFL a player is registered to a club and anyone registered is eligible. Aluko is our player and if his loan expires he reverts to us., I did think his loan was to the end of the year though....Hendo wrote:Yeah, he doesn't have a shirt number and hasn't been registered in the squad so can't see it happening at all.Snowflake Royal wrote:Bollocks. And if that's the case there's a whole load of extra expense we have to manage.Hound wrote:hmm slightly worryingly, this chat of Sone had me check Soccerway. Noticed he is no longer in the Renhe squad (after not playing for ages). Transfermarkt also has him back with us and not Renhe
Maybe he'll make a surprise appearance at Plymouth for us after all
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