
looking forward to the local media struggling with the pronouns

Would tend to agree on players coming back, but yeah this seems a bit of a no-brainer.NathStPaul wrote:Very much against players returning in principle but this is a move that makes total sense. I liked the look of him in League 1 and I think he will do a decent job for us next season.
This isn't a nostalgia trip bringing in a former legend in their mid 30s. It's bringing back a young player who has developed away from the club and should be coming into his prime.Hendo wrote:Would tend to agree on players coming back, but yeah this seems a bit of a no-brainer.NathStPaul wrote:Very much against players returning in principle but this is a move that makes total sense. I liked the look of him in League 1 and I think he will do a decent job for us next season.
It is certainly a very positive sign, could see a real influx of new signings this week I reckon.Hound wrote:On paper an excellent signing. Perfect age, should have the hunger etc to do well
Good sign that we are able to persuade in demand players to join as well
Glen Little? First spell was on loan thoughWestYorksRoyal wrote:This isn't a nostalgia trip bringing in a former legend in their mid 30s. It's bringing back a young player who has developed away from the club and should be coming into his prime.Hendo wrote:Would tend to agree on players coming back, but yeah this seems a bit of a no-brainer.NathStPaul wrote:Very much against players returning in principle but this is a move that makes total sense. I liked the look of him in League 1 and I think he will do a decent job for us next season.
In terms of returning players, how old was Adie Williams pt. 2? That was a big success. Struggling to think of others...
Super Trev!WestYorksRoyal wrote:This isn't a nostalgia trip bringing in a former legend in their mid 30s. It's bringing back a young player who has developed away from the club and should be coming into his prime.Hendo wrote:Would tend to agree on players coming back, but yeah this seems a bit of a no-brainer.NathStPaul wrote:Very much against players returning in principle but this is a move that makes total sense. I liked the look of him in League 1 and I think he will do a decent job for us next season.
In terms of returning players, how old was Adie Williams pt. 2? That was a big success. Struggling to think of others...
Despite the chaos, we're a big fish in L1. I bet a tour of the training ground blows the players away - only really Derby can compete with our facilities and infrastructure. Compare that to the Championship, where there are a lot of ex-PL clubs and we're a middling size. Fishing at the bottom of the pool last year, but not at this level.NathStPaul wrote:It is certainly a very positive sign, could see a real influx of new signings this week I reckon.Hound wrote:On paper an excellent signing. Perfect age, should have the hunger etc to do well
Good sign that we are able to persuade in demand players to join as well
Yep would've loved to have kept Smith, he's aggressive, high energy style of play won't be easily replaced.
Add to that he's rarely injured, and the fact hes a v capable goalscorer, great shame we couldnt keep him.
mith is an arse but he was an excellent centre forward for us and scored some great goals. That goal v Forest Green was phenomenal but he scored two other brilliant volleys too (Cheltenham and Burton I think). I’d have kept him. Natural goal scorer who just needed some service.
On Smith, I would have thought that he would have had plenty of offers this summer so it's a bit odd that he's maybe going to end up at the club that released him 2 years ago. I am aware that Reading were a Championship side then and a different manager but its not where I expected him to turn up potentially.
We were only really fishing at the bottom of the pool last season due to our situation as well. Ordinarily, we'd be well in with most clubs outside of those with parachute payments you'd imagine.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Despite the chaos, we're a big fish in L1. I bet a tour of the training ground blows the players away - only really Derby can compete with our facilities and infrastructure. Compare that to the Championship, where there are a lot of ex-PL clubs and we're a middling size. Fishing at the bottom of the pool last year, but not at this level.NathStPaul wrote:It is certainly a very positive sign, could see a real influx of new signings this week I reckon.Hound wrote:On paper an excellent signing. Perfect age, should have the hunger etc to do well
Good sign that we are able to persuade in demand players to join as well
Typical comments from a covid conspiracy theoristandrew1957 wrote:Do we have to call him "they" in deference to his namesake? I wouldn't want to offend anybody.
Good signing IMO.
Who better would you have been looking at, out of interest? I saw some fans hilariously suggesting Johnson Clarke-Harris from Peterborough, as if his eventual team who be another L1 side. Alfie May could have possibly been available had we been in a better position.Snowflake Royal wrote:Can't see he's particularly impressed me to stand out.
But he does have a knack of scoring a few goals. Not big numbers, but decent. And he'll come with an understanding of Knibbs. Which is a pretty big positive.
Yeah. Ok signing. Pretty obvious call to make. Before the latest round of catastrophe I'd have hoped to be looking a bit higher, but this is probably about the top we can do.
He should also combine fairly well with Carroll.
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