psh, give someone a chance???Stranded wrote:Here's a novel idea - let's wait and see what the bloke is like before we right him off shall we?
You make two very valid points - it really is a shame that the club's management (team and business) don't read HNA, they might finally realise!!The whole year inn wrote:Incase it had escapes your notice, this relegation battle is happening now.Ian Royal wrote:Bennett low risk, low cost for the futureAlan Partridge wrote: LOL @ harpig on about Kitson's signing.
Why not use Fae, Cisse, Mate or Bennett?
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Mate low risk, low cost for the future ruined by horrible injury
Cisse fairly low cost, for the future showing a few signs of promise now.
Fae fair point
Other than Fae, thats a crap example.
Not sure the Premier League will give us 18 months for our signings to look like doing anything worthwhile
Based on past overseas signings (Ireland not counting in this context) we will have to wait a long time to see what he's like - the reason? SC won't give him the chance!!stl_royal wrote:psh, give someone a chance???Stranded wrote:Here's a novel idea - let's wait and see what the bloke is like before we right him off shall we?
......wheres the sport in that
Alternatively perhaps like all signings he has to earn the chance to play by what he does on the training pitch.RoyalBlue wrote:
Based on past overseas signings (Ireland not counting in this context) we will have to wait a long time to see what he's like - the reason? SC won't give him the chance!!
Purely hypothetical as NOT confirmed as a definite signing (thank God) and Chronicle reports Royals not interested (if you believe them).Vision wrote:Alternatively perhaps like all signings he has to earn the chance to play by what he does on the training pitch.RoyalBlue wrote:
Based on past overseas signings (Ireland not counting in this context) we will have to wait a long time to see what he's like - the reason? SC won't give him the chance!!
Ah yes, but when you combine the information on Wikipedia with the evidence that can be found on Football manager, you have a very powerful scouting tool.winchester_royal wrote:Finally, i am quite sure that Mcdermott and Hammond know more about the player by watching him than some of the people on here think they do by looking at wikipedia![]()
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yes because football manager is just like real life but in the pc.79Royal wrote:Ah yes, but when you combine the information on Wikipedia with the evidence that can be found on Football manager, you have a very powerful scouting tool.winchester_royal wrote:Finally, i am quite sure that Mcdermott and Hammond know more about the player by watching him than some of the people on here think they do by looking at wikipedia![]()
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That is if this guy is actually on Football Manager. Which he's probably not.
Fezza wrote:Did England fail to qualify again?Tilehurst End wrote:When would we lose him to the "poxy little island nations with crap football teams cup" ?
HTHHuntley & Palmer wrote:If of course this turns out to be another player/agent spouting off then I will move it back to UR&G
It would appear that it is still rumour and gossip though. Shouldn't have been moved until it was official. HTH.Platypuss wrote:HTHHuntley & Palmer wrote:If of course this turns out to be another player/agent spouting off then I will move it back to UR&G
Given our current predicament, any signings we make need to be able demonstrate that ability on the training pitch in very short timescales. The starting 11 needs strengthening now. We can not afford to merely sign more players who take a long time to show (or never show) on the training pitch that they have the required ability to strengthen that starting 11.Vision wrote:Alternatively perhaps like all signings he has to earn the chance to play by what he does on the training pitch.RoyalBlue wrote:
Based on past overseas signings (Ireland not counting in this context) we will have to wait a long time to see what he's like - the reason? SC won't give him the chance!!
I suspect they also read HNA...!sonkoissuperman wrote:Steve Coppell has made Malta midfielder Udo Nwoko Reading's second signing of the transfer window after agreeing a £550,000 deal.
Nwoko, 23, joins Reading from Portuguese side Leixoes on a three-year contract after passing a medical at the Madejski Stadium on Wednesday.
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