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Wagstaff and Yusseff out on loan

Plaaayer
Plaaayer Posts: 9,013
edited November 2008 in General Charlton
Gone to Northwich Victoria on initial one-month loans, bit further down that I would have thought, Blue Square Premier.

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  • WSS
    WSS Posts: 25,320
    Jesus, poor sods.
  • That's a massive step down from the level Wagstaff was last on loan to, what's the logic behind it?
  • pete_tong1
    pete_tong1 Posts: 2,653
    'That's a massive step down from the level Wagstaff was last on loan to, what's the logic behind it? '

    Not good enough for league football ?
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,948
    Good for Yussef to go out and get games. BSP was good for Randolph and Elliot. Eliiot and Wagstaff made the point that going out on loan helped them not just as players but as young men growing up.

    Northwich is only one level below Wagstaff's last loan at Bournemouth (They look to be heading there anyway) so not a "massive step down but still disappointing. Really wanted to see him in league 1 or at least top of league 2 but if he is good enough he will shine.
  • Scoham
    Scoham Posts: 38,614
    [cite]Posted By: pete_tong1[/cite]'That's a massive step down from the level Wagstaff was last on loan to, what's the logic behind it? '

    Not good enough for league football ?

    Because Wagstaff isn't that good. At least not yet, its only a division below anyway. A Bournemouth fan said he looked like an average League Two player, from what he saw. Of course he needs more games though for anyone to really judge him properly.

    From what I saw of him in pre-season and against Yeovil, I don't think he's as promising as players such as Shelvey, Wright and Solly. Have to remember players like Wright and Basey only went on loan in League Two, not many 18/19 year olds in our reserves will go on loan to a League One club.

    In the end, if they impress with Northwich, they'll eventually get a chance at a bigger club and in a higher league.
  • Yes a strange decision to send them to a struggling non league team. I would have thought a league one or two team would benefit them and us more. Hopefully will be good experience for them though.
  • Scoham
    Scoham Posts: 38,614
    [cite]Posted By: BexleyRed[/cite]Yes a strange decision to send them to a struggling non league team. I would have thought a league one or two team would benefit them and us more. Hopefully will be good experience for them though.

    As I said Wagstaff wasn't great for Bournemouth, they didn't choose to extend his loan (though a new manager coming in probably had something to do with that).

    Have to remember Wright didn't manage to get a League One club, and Yussuff hadn't yet gone out on loan, expected it to be League Two or BSP for him.
  • i wasn't that impressed with wagstaff,during the youth cup run others caught the eye more in my opinion,Shelvey,Solly and Yussef
  • Scoham
    Scoham Posts: 38,614
    I only went to the Sheff Utd 6-0 youth cup game, was Shelvey and Solly for me as well. Yussuff was ok.
  • LenGlover
    LenGlover Posts: 31,850
    Waggy is a bit weak physically at the moment.

    Once he fills out a bit I think he will be a decent player. He needs to spend some time in the weights room.

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  • Swisdom
    Swisdom Posts: 15,062
    yussuf is going to be a great player I think. Very versatile, great vision and comfortable on the ball or using both feet.
    Seems to be level headed too
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,948
    [cite]Posted By: Swisdom[/cite]yussuf is going to be a great player I think. Very versatile, great vision and comfortable on the ball or using both feet.
    Seems to be level headed too

    Looked class in the youth cup. I'd go as far to say Paul Mortimor like which is high praise indeed.

    Did they play on Saturday?
  • both started in a 4-3-3 according to the NV website...

    0-1 defeat to top of the table Burton Albion (bearing in mind Northwich are 22nd)

    Wagstaff subbed after 76 after playing as one of the front three, Yussuf played the full 90

    Both unnamed in the match report besides the teamsheet obviously
  • Scoham
    Scoham Posts: 38,614
    Yeah, sounds like Yussuff did well, Wagstaff didn't get into the game as much as they would have liked.

    Few opinions from Northwich fans here-

    http://www.nvfc.co.uk/board/index.php?topic=3881.0
  • I like what i've seen of Yussuff. Plenty of effort ,usefull on both feet and chips in with a few goals too. One for the future i reckon.