Kayland Hinds. 15 league games. 0 goals. Question marks over reputation and character. One to have taken a look at and bomb out when he was taking the piss in trial by not turning up by the sounds of it.
The young lad scoring goals for fun at Fleetwood......Saunders ?. Surely the bright lights of London are more enticing than the Fylde coast.
£2k a week goes a long way up there compared to London. Blackpool away a couple of years ago I bought 3 pints and the guy wouldn’t let me pay on card as it was under the £5 minimum!
Just a few examples of free transfer potentials. From those stokes, gestede, mcmanaman
From this list I know we have had one on trial for 2 weeks, in that period he never showed up for 3/4 days. Seems his reputation is on merit
Can you say who it was?
Kaylen hinds
Wiki:
"On 6 September 2018, Wolfsburg terminated Hinds's contract after an unauthorised week-long absence, with club managing director Jörg Schmadtke stating that "he has not fulfilled his contractual obligations despite repeated requests. We do not tolerate such behaviour."
I thought Wilshere and Gestede were thrown in for comedic effect ?
Gestede will go and get a deal in Europe somewhere and Wilshere name was only suggested because the couch Lewis Page used in the Medical room became available.
Our manager has one hell of a history. We must all have one hell of a low moral compass then.
Whilst Bowyer's behaviour was wholly unacceptable, Rape is another level of crime to commit. He ended up slut shaming his victim in court in order to get his conviction overturned.
I know that he didn't have a great time on loan with us but would Conor McAleny be an option? He's already scored 7 for Oldham this season and when he played for Oxford in this division he scored 10 in 14 starts including the winner against us at the Valley. He's only on a 12 month contract so wouldn't cost much either.
Conor McAleny was skilful but light weight when he had his loan at Cafc; he is much improved and scores goals in the lower divisions.
Joe Pigott could hold the ball up well but was light weight the first time around. Joe has improved so much and has scored many goals in League 1 and 2 plus assists.
We couldn't guarantee either 1st team football with Bogle and Washington but we need 4 strikers.
Getting a few early goals for their club gets a striker up and running. The best strikers for me, don't overthink things and expect to score. When you overthink things, you tend to score the hard chances if any and miss the easier ones like one on ones.
The service a striker gets is important and a striker scoring regularly for a struggling club deserves attention. When Darren Bent played for us, we played to his strengths and he scored goals. He had a game to test international defences, playing off the shoulder and using his pace.
But when he was picked for England he was asked to play a game not suited to him and established stars like Gerrard chose not to use his attributes for whatever reason. Maybe because he was not one of the established players.
I know that he didn't have a great time on loan with us but would Conor McAleny be an option? He's already scored 7 for Oldham this season and when he played for Oxford in this division he scored 10 in 14 starts including the winner against us at the Valley. He's only on a 12 month contract so wouldn't cost much either.
Make that 8 this season as he ended up with 2 goals today. He's actually scored 7 in his last 4 games!
Rated by Powell. Looks a real prospect and would make for a great ‘project’ signing in League 1, to develop as we hopefully climb the leagues.
Good shout but would think he'll have offers at higher levels than us.
But would he actually play higher up and could the ‘Bowyer effect’ help swing a deal?
Still scratching my head at this mystical "Bowyer effect". Bowyer himself said that "we bring players in and improve them". Really ? Pray tell me who LB has signed that has improved, both as a player & also in turn improved the team ? About the only one I can think of is Aribo - but then I'm not sure if anyone "improved" him or whether having a run in the team (like almost all of the 2018/19 season) helped his confidence & natural ability.
As for Bonne (as I'm sure people will jump on this & say we bought him for £200k & sold him for £2m so he must have improved as a player) the price increase was mainly down to signing a non league player & selling him onto a Championship team. Just natural progression. LB himself regularly criticised Bonne for missing chances - hardly a ringing endorsement for his "improvement"
Again Gallagher. We gave him a chance (ie, took the punt of taking him on loan) and a run of games in one of the best & most competitive leagues in the world made him shine. Most of that I would say was down to his natural talent. I know Gallagher said in his early interviews that he was learning from LB (getting into the box quicker) but I don't think you can say that we "improved" him.
I take "improvement" to mean that you have an average player that you sign from an average team (say Purrington) and a year later he is bombing down the line, beating a man & slinging in cross after cross. Obviously an "improvement" to the player you signed. Or JFC takes on free-kick duties & starts scoring direct from them time after time. Shows that time on the training field has worked.
I know I'll get slated for all this but I'm still waiting to see these "improved" players making a difference to the team. There has to be a big turn around - starting with winning games from a losing position & scoring more than just once or twice per game.
Conor McAleny was skilful but light weight when he had his loan at Cafc; he is much improved and scores goals in the lower divisions.
Joe Pigott could hold the ball up well but was light weight the first time around. Joe has improved so much and has scored many goals in League 1 and 2 plus assists.
We couldn't guarantee either 1st team football with Bogle and Washington but we need 4 strikers.
I met his brother down in Cardiff on the day he made his debut for us. He'd come down from Liverpool to support his little bro. ((:>) His opinion was (I paraphrase of course) 'he's decent now but wait until he puts on a few pounds and gets toughened up' .. it's taken a while and he's moved around a lot in the lower leagues, and he is now a very decent all round footballer at age 28
EDIT I now see that Cardiff wasn't his debut, I was convinced that it was .. It was certainly the game where A_Grant scored his 1st for us
Rated by Powell. Looks a real prospect and would make for a great ‘project’ signing in League 1, to develop as we hopefully climb the leagues.
Good shout but would think he'll have offers at higher levels than us.
But would he actually play higher up and could the ‘Bowyer effect’ help swing a deal?
Still scratching my head at this mystical "Bowyer effect". Bowyer himself said that "we bring players in and improve them". Really ? Pray tell me who LB has signed that has improved, both as a player & also in turn improved the team ? About the only one I can think of is Aribo - but then I'm not sure if anyone "improved" him or whether having a run in the team (like almost all of the 2018/19 season) helped his confidence & natural ability.
As for Bonne (as I'm sure people will jump on this & say we bought him for £200k & sold him for £2m so he must have improved as a player) the price increase was mainly down to signing a non league player & selling him onto a Championship team. Just natural progression. LB himself regularly criticised Bonne for missing chances - hardly a ringing endorsement for his "improvement"
Again Gallagher. We gave him a chance (ie, took the punt of taking him on loan) and a run of games in one of the best & most competitive leagues in the world made him shine. Most of that I would say was down to his natural talent. I know Gallagher said in his early interviews that he was learning from LB (getting into the box quicker) but I don't think you can say that we "improved" him.
I take "improvement" to mean that you have an average player that you sign from an average team (say Purrington) and a year later he is bombing down the line, beating a man & slinging in cross after cross. Obviously an "improvement" to the player you signed. Or JFC takes on free-kick duties & starts scoring direct from them time after time. Shows that time on the training field has worked.
I know I'll get slated for all this but I'm still waiting to see these "improved" players making a difference to the team. There has to be a big turn around - starting with winning games from a losing position & scoring more than just once or twice per game.
Is golfie a nigel, fuck me I cant think of many positive posts from you on this whole forum.
Rated by Powell. Looks a real prospect and would make for a great ‘project’ signing in League 1, to develop as we hopefully climb the leagues.
Good shout but would think he'll have offers at higher levels than us.
But would he actually play higher up and could the ‘Bowyer effect’ help swing a deal?
Still scratching my head at this mystical "Bowyer effect". Bowyer himself said that "we bring players in and improve them". Really ? Pray tell me who LB has signed that has improved, both as a player & also in turn improved the team ? About the only one I can think of is Aribo - but then I'm not sure if anyone "improved" him or whether having a run in the team (like almost all of the 2018/19 season) helped his confidence & natural ability.
As for Bonne (as I'm sure people will jump on this & say we bought him for £200k & sold him for £2m so he must have improved as a player) the price increase was mainly down to signing a non league player & selling him onto a Championship team. Just natural progression. LB himself regularly criticised Bonne for missing chances - hardly a ringing endorsement for his "improvement"
Again Gallagher. We gave him a chance (ie, took the punt of taking him on loan) and a run of games in one of the best & most competitive leagues in the world made him shine. Most of that I would say was down to his natural talent. I know Gallagher said in his early interviews that he was learning from LB (getting into the box quicker) but I don't think you can say that we "improved" him.
I take "improvement" to mean that you have an average player that you sign from an average team (say Purrington) and a year later he is bombing down the line, beating a man & slinging in cross after cross. Obviously an "improvement" to the player you signed. Or JFC takes on free-kick duties & starts scoring direct from them time after time. Shows that time on the training field has worked.
I know I'll get slated for all this but I'm still waiting to see these "improved" players making a difference to the team. There has to be a big turn around - starting with winning games from a losing position & scoring more than just once or twice per game.
Jesus! I don't think I've ever seen a more negative person I my life. Why not try and be a bit positive, it might change your life
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Looks a real prospect and would make for a great ‘project’ signing in League 1, to develop as we hopefully climb the leagues.
Dodged a bullet there, perhaps?
Gestede will go and get a deal in Europe somewhere and Wilshere name was only suggested because the couch Lewis Page used in the Medical room became available.
anyway don’t respond, don’t want this thread to be about his past. Good player and I would have it him at Charlton that’s it.
Joe Pigott could hold the ball up well but was light weight the first time around.
Joe has improved so much and has scored many goals in League 1 and 2 plus assists.
We couldn't guarantee either 1st team football with Bogle and Washington but we need 4 strikers.
The service a striker gets is important and a striker scoring regularly for a struggling club deserves attention. When Darren Bent played for us, we played to his strengths and he scored goals. He had a game to test international defences, playing off the shoulder and using his pace.
But when he was picked for England he was asked to play a game not suited to him and established stars like Gerrard chose not to use his attributes for whatever reason. Maybe because he was not one of the established players.
As for Bonne (as I'm sure people will jump on this & say we bought him for £200k & sold him for £2m so he must have improved as a player) the price increase was mainly down to signing a non league player & selling him onto a Championship team. Just natural progression. LB himself regularly criticised Bonne for missing chances - hardly a ringing endorsement for his "improvement"
Again Gallagher. We gave him a chance (ie, took the punt of taking him on loan) and a run of games in one of the best & most competitive leagues in the world made him shine. Most of that I would say was down to his natural talent. I know Gallagher said in his early interviews that he was learning from LB (getting into the box quicker) but I don't think you can say that we "improved" him.
I take "improvement" to mean that you have an average player that you sign from an average team (say Purrington) and a year later he is bombing down the line, beating a man & slinging in cross after cross. Obviously an "improvement" to the player you signed. Or JFC takes on free-kick duties & starts scoring direct from them time after time. Shows that time on the training field has worked.
I know I'll get slated for all this but I'm still waiting to see these "improved" players making a difference to the team. There has to be a big turn around - starting with winning games from a losing position & scoring more than just once or twice per game.
His opinion was (I paraphrase of course) 'he's decent now but wait until he puts on a few pounds and gets toughened up' .. it's taken a while and he's moved around a lot in the lower leagues, and he is now a very decent all round footballer at age 28
EDIT I now see that Cardiff wasn't his debut, I was convinced that it was .. It was certainly the game where A_Grant scored his 1st for us