And if they are, they’ll all move on to better clubs for next to nothing.Hound wrote:Guess with situation we are in, very much sink or swim for the u23 boys
They’ll get up to speed very quickly if they are good enough
Haven’t gotten the hang of this, have I?Sutekh wrote:What’s positive at the moment?
It's a positive for themCountryRoyal wrote:And if they are, they’ll all move on to better clubs for next to nothing.Hound wrote:Guess with situation we are in, very much sink or swim for the u23 boys
They’ll get up to speed very quickly if they are good enough
Haven’t gotten the hang of this, have I?Sutekh wrote:What’s positive at the moment?
A tremendous leap of faith there Ian regarding the assumption that they will improve-they certainly all will have to in order to play at Championship level.Snowflake Royal wrote:I think quite a lot of the Academy players look like with a few years of development they could be comfortable in the Championship.
Abrefa, Senga, Craig, Ehibhatiomhan and Camara.
Abbey and Dorsett have some quality.
Carson got some good reviews.
The new signings look good.
Savage has such a comfortable touch. Knibbs works hard, has pace and can finish. Smith looked exciting. Wing has great pedigree at this level.
Wilder would do great things with stability behind the scenes and this squad.
We're basically a different owner away from a lot of positives.
Getting the time for the academy players might be the issue, as well as the opportunity. Doesn't sound great when our own manager says we need 10 players and we are nowhere near ready for the season when that's less than a week away now.Snowflake Royal wrote:I think quite a lot of the Academy players look like with a few years of development they could be comfortable in the Championship.
Abrefa, Senga, Craig, Ehibhatiomhan and Camara.
Abbey and Dorsett have some quality.
Carson got some good reviews.
The new signings look good.
Savage has such a comfortable touch. Knibbs works hard, has pace and can finish. Smith looked exciting. Wing has great pedigree at this level.
Wilder would do great things with stability behind the scenes and this squad.
We're basically a different owner away from a lot of positives.
+10000000Snowflake Royal wrote:I think quite a lot of the Academy players look like with a few years of development they could be comfortable in the Championship.
Abrefa, Senga, Craig, Ehibhatiomhan and Camara.
Abbey and Dorsett have some quality.
Carson got some good reviews.
The new signings look good.
Savage has such a comfortable touch. Knibbs works hard, has pace and can finish. Smith looked exciting. Wing has great pedigree at this level.
Wilder would do great things with stability behind the scenes and this squad.
We're basically a different owner away from a lot of positives.
Hamer, Dickie, Hyam, Stacey, Fosu, Henry, Loader, Richards, Holmes, McIntyre, Rinomhota, Cooper.South Coast Royal wrote:A tremendous leap of faith there Ian regarding the assumption that they will improve-they certainly all will have to in order to play at Championship level.Snowflake Royal wrote:I think quite a lot of the Academy players look like with a few years of development they could be comfortable in the Championship.
Abrefa, Senga, Craig, Ehibhatiomhan and Camara.
Abbey and Dorsett have some quality.
Carson got some good reviews.
The new signings look good.
Savage has such a comfortable touch. Knibbs works hard, has pace and can finish. Smith looked exciting. Wing has great pedigree at this level.
Wilder would do great things with stability behind the scenes and this squad.
We're basically a different owner away from a lot of positives.
The lower divisions and non-league are full of players that have shown early promise but have failed to kick on and we have seen quite a few of them in recent years.
For every Olise there are dozens of others that don't achieve what their early promise suggests that they will.
From your list I'll go with Craig to succeed.
Let's revisit in about 4 years' time when I would be delighted if you are proven to be right .
Well he can't have 10 new players, so he can put up and deal or oxf*rd off. As can any fan who gets toxic with academy lads doing their best after the club has got a double fisting by that pcunt Dai.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Getting the time for the academy players might be the issue, as well as the opportunity. Doesn't sound great when our own manager says we need 10 players and we are nowhere near ready for the season when that's less than a week away now.Snowflake Royal wrote:I think quite a lot of the Academy players look like with a few years of development they could be comfortable in the Championship.
Abrefa, Senga, Craig, Ehibhatiomhan and Camara.
Abbey and Dorsett have some quality.
Carson got some good reviews.
The new signings look good.
Savage has such a comfortable touch. Knibbs works hard, has pace and can finish. Smith looked exciting. Wing has great pedigree at this level.
Wilder would do great things with stability behind the scenes and this squad.
We're basically a different owner away from a lot of positives.
Even if our situation, you'd think it would be good to give them more of an opportunity, but with the way the club is and just the whole atmosphere, I can imagine it turning pretty sour, pretty quickly. Half the fanbase will be wanting shut of these academy players if they end up playing a significant role in a failing season.
Heard that one before over the last decade.Snowflake Royal wrote:We're basically a different owner away from a lot of positives.
No drought as it keeps rainingSouthDownsRoyal wrote:No summer heatwave this year.
And the 2 of that list which we still have are league two quality players.Snowflake Royal wrote:Hamer, Dickie, Hyam, Stacey, Fosu, Henry, Loader, Richards, Holmes, McIntyre, Rinomhota, Cooper.South Coast Royal wrote:A tremendous leap of faith there Ian regarding the assumption that they will improve-they certainly all will have to in order to play at Championship level.Snowflake Royal wrote:I think quite a lot of the Academy players look like with a few years of development they could be comfortable in the Championship.
Abrefa, Senga, Craig, Ehibhatiomhan and Camara.
Abbey and Dorsett have some quality.
Carson got some good reviews.
The new signings look good.
Savage has such a comfortable touch. Knibbs works hard, has pace and can finish. Smith looked exciting. Wing has great pedigree at this level.
Wilder would do great things with stability behind the scenes and this squad.
We're basically a different owner away from a lot of positives.
The lower divisions and non-league are full of players that have shown early promise but have failed to kick on and we have seen quite a few of them in recent years.
For every Olise there are dozens of others that don't achieve what their early promise suggests that they will.
From your list I'll go with Craig to succeed.
Let's revisit in about 4 years' time when I would be delighted if you are proven to be right .
It's not like we don’t have oodles of precedent.
Doing your best isn't always good enough and it certainly doesn't translate to results either. I personally don't see why it should be different for a 30 year old, experienced pro at a certain level or a 20 year old kid coming from your academy. You are either good enough, or you aren't. Of course, managing the younger player is different, but if they aren't doing something well enough, it needs addressing.Snowflake Royal wrote:Well he can't have 10 new players, so he can put up and deal or oxf*rd off. As can any fan who gets toxic with academy lads doing their best after the club has got a double fisting by that pcunt Dai.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:Getting the time for the academy players might be the issue, as well as the opportunity. Doesn't sound great when our own manager says we need 10 players and we are nowhere near ready for the season when that's less than a week away now.Snowflake Royal wrote:I think quite a lot of the Academy players look like with a few years of development they could be comfortable in the Championship.
Abrefa, Senga, Craig, Ehibhatiomhan and Camara.
Abbey and Dorsett have some quality.
Carson got some good reviews.
The new signings look good.
Savage has such a comfortable touch. Knibbs works hard, has pace and can finish. Smith looked exciting. Wing has great pedigree at this level.
Wilder would do great things with stability behind the scenes and this squad.
We're basically a different owner away from a lot of positives.
Even if our situation, you'd think it would be good to give them more of an opportunity, but with the way the club is and just the whole atmosphere, I can imagine it turning pretty sour, pretty quickly. Half the fanbase will be wanting shut of these academy players if they end up playing a significant role in a failing season.
Interesting that 5 of those are centre-backs.Snowflake Royal wrote:Hamer, Dickie, Hyam, Stacey, Fosu, Henry, Loader, Richards, Holmes, McIntyre, Rinomhota, Cooper.South Coast Royal wrote:A tremendous leap of faith there Ian regarding the assumption that they will improve-they certainly all will have to in order to play at Championship level.Snowflake Royal wrote:I think quite a lot of the Academy players look like with a few years of development they could be comfortable in the Championship.
Abrefa, Senga, Craig, Ehibhatiomhan and Camara.
Abbey and Dorsett have some quality.
Carson got some good reviews.
The new signings look good.
Savage has such a comfortable touch. Knibbs works hard, has pace and can finish. Smith looked exciting. Wing has great pedigree at this level.
Wilder would do great things with stability behind the scenes and this squad.
We're basically a different owner away from a lot of positives.
The lower divisions and non-league are full of players that have shown early promise but have failed to kick on and we have seen quite a few of them in recent years.
For every Olise there are dozens of others that don't achieve what their early promise suggests that they will.
From your list I'll go with Craig to succeed.
Let's revisit in about 4 years' time when I would be delighted if you are proven to be right .
It's not like we don’t have oodles of precedent.
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