The 2017 Summer Transfer Rumours Thread (Deadline Day from page 264)
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Phillips needs and also deserves first team football. He proved with Cheltenham that he's a good keeper and conference football isn't too different to League Two.
If he isn't going to be number one, send him on loan to a League One side who is going to play him. We bring one in permanently and another on loan who will be happy to be back up.
Next season we assess again but if he was to go on loan in League One and do very well, of which I think he will as he should be our keeper this season, play him next season as our number one.
What's the point of having a keeper who is good enough, from our academy, who isn't going to play? It doesn't make sense. Make use of him, don't hinder his development.12 -
One of the biggest mistakes the owner has made is paying way over the odds in wages for poor players. Perhaps Phillips is paid the going rate for a 2nd choice keeper in tier 3seth plum said:The point about Phillips is for such an important player he is virtually on the football equivalent of the minimum wage.
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It's going to be difficult to get a loan in as number 2 for the same reasons you said loan him to a League 1 side who will play himSage said:Phillips needs and also deserves first team football. He proved with Cheltenham that he's a good keeper and conference football isn't too different to League Two.
If he isn't going to be number one, send him on loan to a League One side who is going to play him. We bring one in permanently and another on loan who will be happy to be back up.
Next season we assess again but if he was to go on loan in League One and do very well, of which I think he will as he should be our keeper this season, play him next season as our number one.
What's the point of having a keeper who is good enough, from our academy, who isn't going to play? It doesn't make sense. Make use of him, don't hinder his development.
I think he may have to go league 2, I can't see too many teams in our league having him as number 11 -
If we get Martin in, I'd like to see him and Phillips fight it out for the jersey. Genuine competition can only be healthy and I really don't want to lose a very promising young keeper. Dillon played very well for us last season when Rudd was injured and excelled the season before at Cheltenham.10
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I just want us to have the best keeper possible. Very few players in our squad should expect to be an automatic first choice and at the moment I don't see why Phillips should be one of them.14
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If Lindergaard or Martin comes in then Phillips will have to work harder no doubt as they are both good experienced keepers but it would show the character of a winner if he could dislodge any of the above 2. Even if 1 of these come in, keepers can be treated harshly so if or when they cock up, he will need to get in there and make KR notice him.
Good prospect but needs solid competition.3 -
Someone mentioned Rene Gilmartin earlier in the thread . A clear number two option like him would be the level I think we might see as a Reserve . Lewis Price , Paul Rachupka or Stuart Taylor are the sort of professional standbys I am talking about .0
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Keepers have to expect to be a No 2 & maybe not play hardly at all during a season. It's not a position that gets injured too much but a proper team needs at least 2 decent keepers as well as a 3rd choice (probably an U23's keeper)
If we get Martin or Lindergard then Phillips should be kept as our No 2 - no point loaning him out & then needing to get someone in quick if Martin got injured.
I agree that Philips hasn't been treated that well, but he is still young & his time will come.0 -
Why hasn't he been treated well in people's eyes?0
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There is a difference in a number 2 someone who would compete for the gloves and a clear number 1.
Norwich probably wouldn't have loaned us Rudd if we had someone like Henderson or Pope stills at the Valley. Indeed the loan worked out well for them as Rudd had a years regular football and the pocketted a £1 Million fee.0 - Sponsored links:
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2 decent keepers are ok, with Beeney as your 3rd.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:A club needs three keepers in a season. It only takes an injury as Rudd got last season and you are down to one keeper with no back up. Phillips is young and there is loads of time, a keeper doesn't peak in game until late 20's and will learn a lot off of the experienced keepers in training.
If the goalie gets injured bring in a loan (you can emergency loan goalies I believe).3 -
so you think we should sign 2 keepers and have Phillips as 3rd choice?WhenIwasLittleBoy said:A club needs three keepers in a season. It only takes an injury as Rudd got last season and you are down to one keeper with no back up. Phillips is young and there is loads of time, a keeper doesn't peak in game until late 20's and will learn a lot off of the experienced keepers in training.
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If we have any aspirations of promotion then we need a more experienced keeper than Phillips, adequate No 2 and his time will come, but he's only 22 - very young for a keeper, unless he's exceptional (Pickford) which he isn't3
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But at the same time it is relative, Pickford is a premiership goalie, we are in league one and in my eyes Phillips is a perfectly capable league one keeper and proved that in the short number of appearances last season.Elthamaddick said:If we have any aspirations of promotion then we need a more experienced keeper than Phillips, adequate No 2 and his time will come, but he's only 22 - very young for a keeper, unless he's exceptional (Pickford) which he isn't
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Short being the key word, he's not proven over a long number of games. He at least needs proper competition rather than an u23 with no experience at any level.cafc_se7 said:
But at the same time it is relative, Pickford is a premiership goalie, we are in league one and in my eyes Phillips is a perfectly capable league one keeper and proved that in the short number of appearances last season.Elthamaddick said:If we have any aspirations of promotion then we need a more experienced keeper than Phillips, adequate No 2 and his time will come, but he's only 22 - very young for a keeper, unless he's exceptional (Pickford) which he isn't
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I think Phillips is certainly good enough to either be number one or two. If we sign Martin then I think Robinson should tell the both of them that the shirt is there for either to win and hold.
If Phillips has confidence in his ability then that ought to satisfy him. If it doesn't and he wants a definite number one then we move him on. Not sure where he'll get any better guarantee than that.
If his wages are as low as being speculated then he has every right to want and get more.7 -
For me he was doing nothing wrong when covering for Rudd... the latter came back from injury and stepped straight back into the team, performances didnt improve and despite February being down to the whole team, we were conceding a lot more goals maybe in other teams Dillon would and should have come back into the sidesam3110 said:Why hasn't he been treated well in people's eyes?
Even when coming back from injury; Rudd should only have come back into the starting eleven when Phillips started having poor performances himself4 -
because he was playing well but as soon as Rudd was fit he was dropped. Bollocks to that in my opinion. If he's playing well there is no reason to drop him. Rudd should have bided his time until Dillon was either injured or putting in poor performances. That is why I don't like loanees where they have to play if fit. What message does that send out to someone like Dillon? He played well for Cheltenham and they wanted to buy him, we said no. Then we don't play him. Phillips is good enough for league one and one day will play higher in my opinion. And all on £500 a week. Personally I'd have the right hump.sam3110 said:Why hasn't he been treated well in people's eyes?
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Maybe the terms of Rudd's loan meant when fit he has to play a certain percentage of games.ForeverAddickted said:
For me he was doing nothing wrong when covering for Rudd... the latter came back from injury and stepped straight back into the team, performances didnt improve and despite February being down to the whole team, we were conceding a lot more goals maybe in other teams Dillon would and should have come back into the sidesam3110 said:Why hasn't he been treated well in people's eyes?
Even when coming back from injury; Rudd should only have come back into the starting eleven when Phillips started having poor performances himself
Maybe Rudd was much better in training
Maybe the squad felt more secure with Rudd behind them than Phillips
Lots of different factors can come into play, none of us know3 -
If you read the quote, if a keeper gets injured Phillips can slot straight in as number two, there is also the opportunity for him to play in cup matches as well as learn from experienced keepers, we have let two keepers go since last season so we clearly need to replace them bothcafcfan1990 said:
so you think we should sign 2 keepers and have Phillips as 3rd choice?WhenIwasLittleBoy said:A club needs three keepers in a season. It only takes an injury as Rudd got last season and you are down to one keeper with no back up. Phillips is young and there is loads of time, a keeper doesn't peak in game until late 20's and will learn a lot off of the experienced keepers in training.
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Emergency loan is for a limited period only as well as the choices are limited, or you end up bringing in a non contract player.Covered End said:
2 decent keepers are ok, with Beeney as your 3rd.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:A club needs three keepers in a season. It only takes an injury as Rudd got last season and you are down to one keeper with no back up. Phillips is young and there is loads of time, a keeper doesn't peak in game until late 20's and will learn a lot off of the experienced keepers in training.
If the goalie gets injured bring in a loan (you can emergency loan goalies I believe).0 -
Yes I did read it. You said we need 3 keepers, and Phillips should learn from the experienced keepers (plural) meaning you want 2 experienced keepers in and Phillips as 3rd choice. I would agree this could be ok if Phillips went out on loan, but no league 1 team is going to have the quality of Phillips as a 3rd choice.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:
If you read the quote, if a keeper gets injured Phillips can slot straight in as number two, there is also the opportunity for him to play in cup matches as well as learn from experienced keepers, we have let two keepers go since last season so we clearly need to replace them bothcafcfan1990 said:
so you think we should sign 2 keepers and have Phillips as 3rd choice?WhenIwasLittleBoy said:A club needs three keepers in a season. It only takes an injury as Rudd got last season and you are down to one keeper with no back up. Phillips is young and there is loads of time, a keeper doesn't peak in game until late 20's and will learn a lot off of the experienced keepers in training.
Yes we did let 2 go, and we certainly need to replace Rudd, hence the interest in Martin/Lindegaard etc. But we don't need to replace Mitov with an experienced keeper, Beeney has now replaced Mitov as the 3rd choice/U23 keeper.2 -
So you would rely on Beeney to step in rather than sign an experienced keeper. It has been a very clear objective from the start of pre season, two players to compete for each position, with promotion the number one objective.cafcfan1990 said:
Yes I did read it. You said we need 3 keepers, and Phillips should learn from the experienced keepers (plural) meaning you want 2 experienced keepers in and Phillips as 3rd choice. I would agree this could be ok if Phillips went out on loan, but no league 1 team is going to have the quality of Phillips as a 3rd choice.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:
If you read the quote, if a keeper gets injured Phillips can slot straight in as number two, there is also the opportunity for him to play in cup matches as well as learn from experienced keepers, we have let two keepers go since last season so we clearly need to replace them bothcafcfan1990 said:
so you think we should sign 2 keepers and have Phillips as 3rd choice?WhenIwasLittleBoy said:A club needs three keepers in a season. It only takes an injury as Rudd got last season and you are down to one keeper with no back up. Phillips is young and there is loads of time, a keeper doesn't peak in game until late 20's and will learn a lot off of the experienced keepers in training.
Yes we did let 2 go, and we certainly need to replace Rudd, hence the interest in Martin/Lindegaard etc. But we don't need to replace Mitov with an experienced keeper, Beeney has now replaced Mitov as the 3rd choice/U23 keeper.
Experience is key in this league in which is a long and tough one, if a keeper loses form we need one to come and replace as well as keep him on his toes.
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Lloyd Isgrove signs for Barnsley, think we were linked with him at some point0
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How about looking at getting Nick Pope back on a year's loan?
He's miles away from getting a game at Burnley, and wasn't even on the subs bench for a large part of it.5 -
I thought Phillips looked good when I saw him play and didn't deserve to be dropped. He looked well up to L1 standard.
He won't get any experience if we don't play him and I'd have stuck with him over Rudd. He looked far more confident than Pope to me and did well out on loan at Cheltenham. Unless we are going to get in an exceptional keeper I'd like to have seen him as No 1.
KR doesn't seem to rate him so I'm sure Dillon will want to leave to get first team football.1 -
Phillips showed himself to be a relatively good shot stopper but I don't recall him dealing with crosses. If we can find a keeper who can do both he should be signed.1
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As others have noted it was poor management to drop Dillon as soon as Rudd was fit. Get in two keepers? We also have Beeney and the Oz as backup. Prefer to spend money on Dasilva, the Arsenal kid or lower league punt like Bogle. If Gobbo had any balls he would have demanded the return of Vetokele.2
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Even if Vetokele doesn't want to be here playing League One football?harveys_gardener said:As others have noted it was poor management to drop Dillon as soon as Rudd was fit. Get in two keepers? We also have Beeney and the Oz as backup. Prefer to spend money on Dasilva, the Arsenal kid or lower league punt like Bogle. If Gobbo had any balls he would have demanded the return of Vetokele.
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Bogle of Wigan?harveys_gardener said:As others have noted it was poor management to drop Dillon as soon as Rudd was fit. Get in two keepers? We also have Beeney and the Oz as backup. Prefer to spend money on Dasilva, the Arsenal kid or lower league punt like Bogle. If Gobbo had any balls he would have demanded the return of Vetokele.
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