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Zach Mitchell - Sept 2025 on a season long loan to Hibernian (p22)
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I think it is better for a loan player to win their place in a side which Mitchell has probably done.5
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That's absolutely right providing there's a level playing field. At Colchester, from January onwards, the new manager brought in his own players on loan and he was left sitting in the stands until, eventually, NJ called him back to train with us. He couldn't play for us and was left in a state of utter limbo and did not kick a ball in anger for seven months from 13th January until 13th August. In fact, last night was only the sixth first team game, of any description, that he's started for anyone in the last 13 months.MuttleyCAFC said:I think it is better for a loan player to win their place in a side which Mitchell has probably done.
Hopefully he will get a run in the team he so that he can come back ready to fight for a first team place with us next season. His versatility could be a real asset.13 -
Anyone you think might be worth a gamble from St. Johnstone, in the summer?Swisdom said:it was honestly like watching him play for our under 21s at times. Take a touch and surge past the onrushing striker, good tackling, great positional sense, good leadership. And I’m glad the fans saw that and appreciated it too.
their defence hasn’t been great this year apparently but Zach stepped in to the middle of it and did well.
i know there were several saying the loan was a waste of time but he’s likely to play one of the old form and it will be interesting to see how he copes with that cauldron.
Would make sense sending him up North with more intentions than just game time for him
Although like Jaiyesimi, he's not the first player we've sent on loan to Scotland1 -
Hopefully the loan will give him the experience to be ready to play for us next season2
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RCB replacement if we lose Ramsay in the summer?0
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Some lovely comments here
https://x.com/stjohnstone/status/1895047473317478420?s=46&t=MojDVxh_AjG5taAWPQn6Tw
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Got family that live in Perth and are season ticket holders at St. Johnstone…these were his comments
“Well impressed with him. Sat in the middle of our defence and did a brilliant job. Doesn't panic, reads the game well and can pick a good pass. Much better than the last donkey you sent us.”
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He spoke at the press conference before they played Hearts:
https://youtu.be/88zi1CacZcw?feature=shared 2 - Sponsored links:
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The season ticket might be "cheap as chips" but the cost of going to and from Australia each and every game must be horrendous.L0rd_M0ntagu3 said:Got family that live in Perth and are season ticket holders at St. Johnstone…these were his comments
“Well impressed with him. Sat in the middle of our defence and did a brilliant job. Doesn't panic, reads the game well and can pick a good pass. Much better than the last donkey you sent us.”10 -
And given how well NJ has managed Anderson and TC I'd be very optimistic that if either/both are considered ready to start fighting for places in the 16 they'd be used fairly sensibly too and not thrown in right at the Deep end.Scoham said:
No doubt the club will be monitoring him closely with the first team in mind, and he’s got competition in Laqeretabua too.hermann said:RCB replacement if we lose Ramsay in the summer?
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Who was our last loan to St J?1
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I know it is Scotland but where is St J?0
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Perthlancashire lad said:I know it is Scotland but where is St J?1 -
Diallang Jaiyesimisuperdulvertonred said:Who was our last loan to St J?1 -
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We ought to make this thread "Members Only". We don't want the likes of his brother's club sniffing aroundseth plum said:
"Mitchell, a man of the match performance and a player who will be on the radar of all the big clubs."0 -
He needs to be picked regularly for St Johnstone from now until the end of the season with performances that justify his selection. If they escape relegation he will be lauded up there.
I believe he has the magic quality of consistency, but that belief has not been truly tested yet.The Colchester managerial change last season was a setback for Zach in my opinion.4 -
1500 St Johnstone fans travelling to Dundee today for a crunch match.
Best wishes Zach, show them all in Scotland that you can play.2 - Sponsored links:
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The big clubs will be well aware of Zach, and will have been aware of him for a while now. A ball playing CB is a major asset in modern football.Addick Addict said:
We ought to make this thread "Members Only". We don't want the likes of his brother's club sniffing aroundseth plum said:
"Mitchell, a man of the match performance and a player who will be on the radar of all the big clubs."2 -
Indeed. My comment was tongue in cheek hence the reference to Millwall being a "big club".killerandflash said:
The big clubs will be well aware of Zach, and will have been aware of him for a while now. A ball playing CB is a major asset in modern football.Addick Addict said:
We ought to make this thread "Members Only". We don't want the likes of his brother's club sniffing aroundseth plum said:
"Mitchell, a man of the match performance and a player who will be on the radar of all the big clubs."0 -
Played the full game today in a 1-1 draw away at Dundee. St Johnstone dominated possession with 59%.8
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A snippet from their forum.
‘Mitchell had Murray in his pocket whole game and Murray was getting more and more frustrated.’
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That's our " boy" !seth plum said:A snippet from their forum.
‘Mitchell had Murray in his pocket whole game and Murray was getting more and more frustrated.’3 -
Starting for St Johnstone this evening in the Scottish Cup Quarter Final away at Livingstone.0
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Wow, just found out it is on BBC iplayer.
Artificial pitch.
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Andrew Shinnie playing for Livi.0
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Zach played the full match and didn't seem to put a foot wrong from what I saw. St Johnstone won 1-0 with a worldie, and were then drawn to play against favourites Celtic in the semi final at Hampden Park.17
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Thanks for that, Seth.seth plum said:Zach played the full match and didn't seem to put a foot wrong from what I saw. St Johnstone won 1-0 with a worldie, and were then drawn to play against favourites Celtic in the semi final at Hampden Park.
Rather out of the loop here in Tenerife but have been keeping an eye on the St Johnstone score tonight & like you, pleased to read that Zach played another 90+ minutes.
Hopefully he get more attention in the Cup semi final.
Any idea when it's due to ne played ?0
