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Michał Żyro signs on Loan from Wolves
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He will become last alphabetically of players ever to play for us, I assume.7
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“I have really enjoyed my time in England so far. Charlton is a very big, famous club – I remember watching Darren Bent score goals for Charlton in the Premier League on TV when I was younger
He's in for a bit of a shock when he gets to play at The Valley, if he is expecting what he saw on TV.
Good Luck mate.8 -
Speaking of Darren Bent, sounds like he's looking for a new club.1
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4 monthsOggy Red said:
No doubt a good player and if he has the right attitude, I'm sure he'll fit in nicely.
Just worried that he's a bit rusty after so long out. How long will it take to get him truly match fit?1 -
I've never seen him play. I'd never heard of him. But his goals are going to drive us to play off promotion.
All aboard the glory bus.1 -
Positive loads to prove
Negative long time out, and how long to get back in swing
Positive He appears to be rated by Wolves and Legia fans
Negative it was a while back.
Summary: We finally have a change of luck and two hungry young players who want to prove their worth turn our season round and we take off Michael and Stephy !0 -
I've changed my mind. His partner is pregnant, so his focus won't be fully on the football :-(Covered End said:I've never seen him play. I'd never heard of him. But his goals are going to drive us to play off promotion.
All aboard the glory bus.
https://twitter.com/Michal_Zyro?t=1&cn=ZmxleGlibGVfcmVjcw==&refsrc=email&iid=f75d53cd8d874684aa36f084860b3f91&uid=879814268836864000&nid=244+2894766211 -
I like the look of him in the clips, I like the fact that Wolves fans speak well of him, I like his age. We need to give him a break early on because he really won't be match fit, but when it comes to strikers in the Jan window, i think this is just about as good a punt as we can make.18
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missed any rumour of this one; sounds like a good signing and let's hope he's at full fitness soon cos Josh really needs a rest1
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The last alphabetically in every phone book all over the world. Last but not least.thai malaysia addick said:He will become last alphabetically of players ever to play for us, I assume.
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Well that's his first injury sorted!cafc4life said:Least he's got a good knee slide about him
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My Wolves contact at the Birmingham Mail kindly provided me the below:
It's a shame it never worked out for Zyro at Wolves, especially after he flew out the traps when he first signed.
Tall, strong & a good footballer, he definitely has good attributes and ability.
He was never the quickest but not slow, however since returning from injury he appears to have put a lot of muscle on, so not sure if that will slow him up or not.
He's been a good professional and even when he couldn't get a break this season, he's just kept his head down & is a popular character at Wolves.
He deserves some good fortune and regular football after his dreadful injury at MK Dons.
Previously he was a wide left or right midfielder/wide man but during pre season he played player wide right or down the middle of a forward three.
Good luck to him and Charlton for the rest of the season.28 -
Hats off to Robbo, he appears to have pulled another one out of the bag.
Good luck to the lad. Sounds like he needs a bit after the last couple of years.3 -
This looks like another good signing, and a possible boost to our playoff hopes.
When Roland sells (no strings attached) for £31m in February, and we go on a run and get promoted, I'll tell you, honestly, I will love it. Love it.13 -
From Zyro to Hero?11
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Just what we needed; a slightly more experienced player who we've been able to pick up on loan because Wolves' financial position radically improved. His goal record isn't great but hopefully he can get goals at L1 level and take some of the burden off Josh1
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Excellent. Just what we need. He can do Alan Dugdale's pebbledashing too.6
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Wheresmeticket? said:
Excellent. Just what we need. He can do Alan Dugdale's pebbledashing too.
I could do that with 10 pints and a vindaloo.
Scrap that I've just opened the respective thread and it's already been suggested a few times
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Welcome,
Do feel this is all a bit too little too late the shocking results of December are going to bite us in the ass0 -
Interesting signing, could be good at this level.0
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And some bags of gravel0
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Too little too late...for automatic promotion, you mean?palarsehater said:Welcome,
Do feel this is all a bit too little too late the shocking results of December are going to bite us in the ass0 -
Personally I wouldn’t write us off.. yes we had a poor run of form, but we also had half the team out injured with games coming thick and fast.palarsehater said:Welcome,
Do feel this is all a bit too little too late the shocking results of December are going to bite us in the ass
Now we have players coming back, players getting fitter, and a couple of very good signings to complement the team. All of this after 3 straight wins.
Bradford for example have lost 4 out their last 6 and are away at Rotherham tomorrow night before a couple of tough games of at home to Wimbledon (who they lost to away) and away at Oldham (who they drew with at home) both teams are fighting for their lives. Soon afterwards they have 4 games of us, Wigan, Plymouth and Portsmouth.
Right now, if Bradford continue their poor run, they will be missing out on play offs whilst we get stronger as the rest of this season goes on.
We must have confidence and faith in this team because it is clear when we get going we are a real force in this league.17 -
With respect though Sage, so we should be!Sage said:
Personally I wouldn’t write us off.. yes we had a poor run of form, but we also had half the team out injured with games coming thick and fast.palarsehater said:Welcome,
Do feel this is all a bit too little too late the shocking results of December are going to bite us in the ass
Now we have players coming back, players getting fitter, and a couple of very good signings to complement the team. All of this after 3 straight wins.
Bradford for example have lost 4 out their last 6 and are away at Rotherham tomorrow night before a couple of tough games of at home to Wimbledon (who they lost to away) and away at Oldham (who they drew with at home) both teams are fighting for their lives. Soon afterwards they have 4 games of us, Wigan, Plymouth and Portsmouth.
Right now, if Bradford continue their poor run, they will be missing out on play offs whilst we get stronger as the rest of this season goes on.
We must have confidence and faith in this team because it is clear when we get going we are a real force in this league.5
