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Alex Gilbey - Re-signed for MK Dons (p37)
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Carter said:He had a spell when Jacko first took over where he was everywhere and close to being unplayable for his opposite number. That spell was sandwiched by two very long spells of him going missing in games which is something I dont ever look kindly on. The final nail for me was him blatantly getting himself sent off so he didn't have to play at plough Lane as an ex MK franchise player. Told me all I need to know about his character. Jog him on0
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No way will he drop down a division, too good for that. If he is going he’ll end up too hot of league 1. Maybe he wants to go after the way his mate was treated0
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Carl_bratton said:No way will he drop down a division, too good for that. If he is going he’ll end up too hot of league 1. Maybe he wants to go after the way his mate was treated
Best mates stick up for each other, don't they? 2+2 =?
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Probably end up back at MK and smash it.1
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Carl_bratton said:No way will he drop down a division, too good for that. If he is going he’ll end up too hot of league 1. Maybe he wants to go after the way his mate was treated
MK Dons is an outside chance on the basis he played for them, but if I’ve just finished losing play off semi finalists, why would I want a mediocre player who had a poor season for a team that finished 13th, and was very much part of the reason they finished 13th.
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FishCostaFortune said:cabbles said:5
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I’m unsure why he has been written off by many and now league 2 is his level. We were crying out for him at the start of the season when he was out with Covid and I know he didn’t finish the season well (like a few) but still think there is valuable player there and if he does go i imagine it will be to a league 1 club2
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cabbles said:Carl_bratton said:No way will he drop down a division, too good for that. If he is going he’ll end up too hot of league 1. Maybe he wants to go after the way his mate was treated
MK Dons is an outside chance on the basis he played for them, but if I’ve just finished losing play off semi finalists, why would I want a mediocre player who had a poor season for a team that finished 13th, and was very much part of the reason they finished 13th.
If it was a choice between him and Albie Morgan, I would choose Gilbey. As much as I like Albie and want him to do well, I really can't see him ever making a name for himself at this level or higher.0 -
He'll go to a League One club if he does leave.
Has okay stats and is an okay player in League One. He's not someone that will stand out but he'll guarantee you 30+ games and 3-5 goals over the season.
League Two is below him considering he's been in League One most of his career with decent stats. Not a good player for a promotion but he's fine for a 12-18th place club.2 -
SELR_addicks said:He'll go to a League One club if he does leave.
Has okay stats and is an okay player in League One. He's not someone that will stand out but he'll guarantee you 30+ games and 3-5 goals over the season.
League Two is below him considering he's been in League One most of his career with decent stats. Not a good player for a promotion but he's fine for a 12-18th place club.3 - Sponsored links:
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SELR_addicks said:He'll go to a League One club if he does leave.
Has okay stats and is an okay player in League One. He's not someone that will stand out but he'll guarantee you 30+ games and 3-5 goals over the season.
League Two is below him considering he's been in League One most of his career with decent stats. Not a good player for a promotion but he's fine for a 12-18th place club.0 -
Chunes said:You know what's weird about Gilbey's best runs of form for the club, they both occured with a new manager bounce.
Adkins came and he played quite well then fell off a cliff.
Jackson became caretaker and he played really well and then completely fell off a cliff.
So is it COVID coming and going, personal reasons, or is it possible he is just another one of our players who showed up when they felt in the mood?2 -
My one hope for Gilbey is that he fits very well into Lawrie Wilson's old chant. Plus he clearly does have talent. Plus I'm sure he'd be the first to admit this season he's matched the first Wilson criteria. So if he stays I'll have the Gilbey wonderland on standby, and be waiting for his Wilson 'Brighton moment'.
I suppose I could be waiting a while.2 -
My one hope for Gilbey is that he fits very well into Lawrie Wilson's old chant. Plus he clearly does have talent. Plus I'm sure he'd be the first to admit this season he's matched the first Wilson criteria. So if he stays I'll have the Gilbey wonderland on standby, and be waiting for his Wilson 'Brighton moment'.
I suppose I could be waiting a while.1 -
Jonniesta said:My one hope for Gilbey is that he fits very well into Lawrie Wilson's old chant. Plus he clearly does have talent. Plus I'm sure he'd be the first to admit this season he's matched the first Wilson criteria. So if he stays I'll have the Gilbey wonderland on standby, and be waiting for his Wilson 'Brighton moment'.
I suppose I could be waiting a while.Jonniesta said:My one hope for Gilbey is that he fits very well into Lawrie Wilson's old chant. Plus he clearly does have talent. Plus I'm sure he'd be the first to admit this season he's matched the first Wilson criteria. So if he stays I'll have the Gilbey wonderland on standby, and be waiting for his Wilson 'Brighton moment'.
I suppose I could be waiting a while.7 -
Hmm... not totally convinced it was worth saying once, let alone twice...11
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Look away now @Leuth. The air in Rotherham must be a bit funny. This is ludicrous
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/one-of-the-best-midfielders-in-league-one-charlton-athletic-midfielder-gets-strong-backing-from-former-valley-team-mate/
I’d like London news online to put up my post where I say I think League 2 would be a good move for him, just for some balance2 -
The Championship for God’s sake - this has done me1
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Someone put a fucking gagging order on Washington, this is absurd10
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Oggy Red said:wmcf123 said:Oggy Red said:Leuth said:Morgan looks to get on the ball in the attacking third and play progressive passes. He wants the ball in dangerous areas, and he has not inconsiderable touch and vision. Yeah, he can look ineffectual for games at a time, but there's a quality footballer in there somewhere. Of course, we don't need to choose between him and Gilbey - we can choose neither. But I reckon I know who Garner is going to want more
As we all should know, 90% of a player's game is played without the ball - if a player is not doing his off ball jobs, then a team mate has to compensate and compromise his own offball job ...... and the team shape, gameplan and overall performance suffers too.
Okay, Claus Jensen wasn't keen on the grunt side of his role either, so Curbs brought Kish in to do that for him.
But today, that would be a luxury we can't afford.
It's no co-incidence perhaps, that there's been little demand for League clubs to take Albie on loan.Kishishev rarely played central midfield with Jensen.As much as I think Morgan has talent, please don’t obliquely make comparisons with Claus !0 - Sponsored links:
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Anyway, hopefully the purge on these self-entitled sports-science-bro nice-guys who moan and whine about not playing in a system that suits them will continue. Washington and Matthews gone, Gilbey next. Oh they're ever so well brought up, so good in social media. Love a round of golf! Get rid of them all. I genuinely think Washington and Gilbey especially were a toxic presence in that dressing room. Oh the system didn't suit you? DIDDUMS. Be like Sean Clare, just fucking get stuck in and play your heart out and don't moan or cause a fuss even if this isn't what you signed up for6
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The fact he thinks "Gilbs" is one of the best midfielders in the league just underlines the poor standards this team has had over the years. I'm so pleased they are being turfed out now.
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For what it’s worth here’s my twopence on the Gilbey - Morgan debate!
Er… that’s it.0 -
Gilbey to Rotherham then.
Good, frees up a space for Aaron Henry to try his luck.1 -
Or maybe professional football people see more to a game/ player than fans. Just a thought.
WINK stand down people0 -
Definitely, especially when friends3
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Straight off the line with “provided the system suits him…”
Which means “everything else in this interview is highly subjective and may not apply at all but I’ll state it all as fact anyway…”1 -
mendonca said:Definitely, especially when friends
I'm hoping for a retirement Gilbs and Washo Saturday night football show.1 -
To be fair, Washington is right. If Gilbey could consistently play well he'd be one of the best midfielders in the league. The point is though that he can't. He can't even consistently play well between receiving the ball and the bit that comes after that. Gilbey can be great at passing, great at running, at driving with the ball, he can put a challenge in, just rarely any of those things in the same game, and never consistently across a season. You can do a million if onlys on players. If Stockley had pace he'd be a monster. If Solly had knees he could have played in the Premier League. If Kevin Lisbie could consistently finish he'd have played in Europe. In Ravel Morrison could have gone a few weeks without imploding his life he'd have won the Ballon d'Or. The whole point with footballers is that it's their limitations that hold them back, and Gilbey's is that he can't seem to actually play football at any consistent level apart from his spells where he's consistently bad.
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EugenesAxe said:Straight off the line with “provided the system suits him…”
Which means “everything else in this interview is highly subjective and may not apply at all but I’ll state it all as fact anyway…”
Both Washington and Gilbey are probably top end League 1 players in certain roles and aren't doing anything else. I don’t think either of them are championship players and neither of them are good enough to change the way you want to play just to fit them in.1