Something isn’t right, I asked the question on twitter and someone said he is fit and he liked it so I am assuming he has been left out for a reason
Got a horrible feeling we've discussed selling him on to free up a space in the squad, but that's not based on anything itk
We shouldn't need to do that if/when TS takes over and the embargo is lifted. Maybe Bowyer sees him going out on loan though, his loan last season didn't work out, not in terms of getting regular games anyway.
Something isn’t right, I asked the question on twitter and someone said he is fit and he liked it so I am assuming he has been left out for a reason
Got a horrible feeling we've discussed selling him on to free up a space in the squad, but that's not based on anything itk
We shouldn't need to do that if/when TS takes over and the embargo is lifted. Maybe Bowyer sees him going out on loan though, his loan last season didn't work out, not in terms of getting regular games anyway.
No we shouldn't, but as that's still up in the air they must've been planning for the worst case scenario which likely involves moving him on permanently
Googled him, most recent I could see (not good with computers).
That was last season. Sept 2019.
Thanks. Like I said, I'm a luddite regards computers and technology. Was looking to see if there was anything regarding Him other than football, but nothing about driving offences or other misdemeanours. Sorry.
Alan Nixon (so massive pinch of salt) has a story on us, saw elsewhere that it’s that us and Huddersfield are interested in signing Wiredu and watched by both clubs last week.
Fits the NJ profile of being big and powerful, and he can play CB and CM so offers versatility. Played WB when he was in our academy and the fringes of the first team too.
He is a class player and well capable of stepping up a division. I'd be really happy if we could get him in
Agree.
Left on bad terms due to poor treatment by a coach no longer with us so may not want to return, assuming what Nixon says has any truth to it, which is a big if.
I remember him pretty clearly coming through. One of those hard to ignore players, good power pace and skill, but one that seemed to play in his own lane autonomously with signs of moodiness and belligerence but often very effective. That is a number of years ago now, and I suspect the reality of making his way as a professional footballer has modified his approach to the game in the intervening years.
He is a class player and well capable of stepping up a division. I'd be really happy if we could get him in
Agree.
Left on bad terms due to poor treatment by a coach no longer with us so may not want to return, assuming what Nixon says has any truth to it, which is a big if.
Was he in the youth set up when Jones was there?
He would have only been about 13 at the time, he’s still only 25 and Jones was here in 2012/13.
He is a class player and well capable of stepping up a division. I'd be really happy if we could get him in
Agree.
Left on bad terms due to poor treatment by a coach no longer with us so may not want to return, assuming what Nixon says has any truth to it, which is a big if.
Was he in the youth set up when Jones was there?
He would have only been about 13 at the time, he’s still only 25 and Jones was here in 2012/13.
I found it astounding that when he left Colchester we weren’t in for him and I again found it astounding when we didn’t try to get him last summer, as has been said he fits an NJ profile perfectly.
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Doubt it's that though.
Was looking to see if there was anything regarding Him other than football, but nothing about driving offences or other misdemeanours.
Sorry.
Fits the NJ profile of being big and powerful, and he can play CB and CM so offers versatility. Played WB when he was in our academy and the fringes of the first team too.
Left on bad terms due to poor treatment by a coach no longer with us so may not want to return, assuming what Nixon says has any truth to it, which is a big if.
Was he in the youth set up when Jones was there?
That is a number of years ago now, and I suspect the reality of making his way as a professional footballer has modified his approach to the game in the intervening years.