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Loan watch 25/26
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I doubt they are ready for championship football but I don’t think either can do any worse than our current strikers in terms of goalsDazzler21 said:I think Kanu and Mbick have shown more than our current fit strikers so far this season.
More pace, more goals.
Do I think they're ready for Championship football? No idea.
Do I think they need a loan that is more challenging in League 1? Maybe next season if we feel they're not ready to skip a level.
I have a sneaky suspicion they'll both get their chance.0 -
An assist for Asiimwe in a 5-1 thrashing of Cardiff (Sasu with 4 out of the 5), Alex Mitchell seemed to play well after being subbed on at half time against the vile Leyton Orient, Ahadme came off the bench, Taylor played 90 for Northampton and Kanu was given the night offfenaddick said:EFL trophy action tomorrow for Wimbledon, Plymouth, Northampton, Stevenage and Walsall with the latter two facing off against each other5 -
Not much action for our loanees as it's FA Cup 2nd round weekend
Plymouth v Bradford (Sat 12:30, Sky Sports+)
Colchester v Gillingham (Sat 12:30, Sky Sports+)
Hibernian v Falkirk
Farnborough v AFC Totton
Sutton United v Shrewsbury (Sat 17:15, BBC 2)
Gateshead v Walsall (FA Cup, Sun 3;30pm TNT Sports)2 -
Tommy Reid recalled. Sutton's keeper has returned from injury recently so no real surprise3
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Leave them out on loan and if we need strikers, loan them from clubs higher up than us to fill any gaps.
It's how it works 90% of the time and at the end of the day it'll do them more harm than good recalling them now to play under 21s football and the occasional appearance off the bench6 -
AMB is not 3rd Keeper today. Looks like Hardy or MacLorg - hard to tell from North Upper. Could mean AMB has picked up an injury.fenaddick said:Tommy Reid recalled. Sutton's keeper has returned from injury recently so no real surprise0 -
I know he isn’t often to be listened to but RM said AMB is going out on loan, I’m sceptical as would have to be non league but you never knowDyerConsequences said:
AMB is not 3rd Keeper today. Looks like Hardy or MacLorg - hard to tell from North Upper. Could mean AMB has picked up an injury.fenaddick said:Tommy Reid recalled. Sutton's keeper has returned from injury recently so no real surprise2 -
Its a shame that Reid's loan ended at Sutton, I know their first choice is back now, but he'd have had a TV game against Shrewsbury in the Cup today0
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Switched over to Colchester game. Mbick with a quick dart down the line behind the defence and good ball in that lisbie should of scored3
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Mbick headed just wide a few minutes ago2
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Kanu scores again for Walsall in the fa cup3
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Converts a penaltybillysboots said:Kanu scores again for Walsall in the fa cup1 -
Ollie Hobden was named in the Non League Paper team of the day. He and Toby Bower played the full 90 in a big 4-2 win over AFC Totton. Bower got an assist and Hobden seems to have been very solid defensivley4
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What are the FA Cup rules surrounding loan players against parent club?
After all we've allowed him to play in the FA Cup... So on that basis if we draw Walsall again, surely he's allowed to face us?0 -
In English football you can't play against your parent club, I think it's silly personallyForeverAddickted said:What are the FA Cup rules surrounding loan players against parent club?
After all we've allowed him to play in the FA Cup... So on that basis if we draw Walsall again, surely he's allowed to face us?1 -
Ah so there are no rules anymore, that leave it up to the clubs to decide between themselvesfenaddick said:
In English football you can't play against your parent club, I think it's silly personallyForeverAddickted said:What are the FA Cup rules surrounding loan players against parent club?
After all we've allowed him to play in the FA Cup... So on that basis if we draw Walsall again, surely he's allowed to face us?0 -
It would be nonsense to have Kanu playing against us. It might be different for a Terry Taylor, who will never play for us again, but Kanu is still very much our player. How would be feel going in for a 50/50 challenge with one his mates likes Leaburn or TC?fenaddick said:
In English football you can't play against your parent club, I think it's silly personallyForeverAddickted said:What are the FA Cup rules surrounding loan players against parent club?
After all we've allowed him to play in the FA Cup... So on that basis if we draw Walsall again, surely he's allowed to face us?0 -
Happens all the time in European competitions without issue. In my opinion, once you loan a player elsewhere they are that clubs player to use as they wish. We then have a recall option in January if we are unhappykillerandflash said:
It would be nonsense to have Kanu playing against us. It might be different for a Terry Taylor, who will never play for us again, but Kanu is still very much our player. How would be feel going in for a 50/50 challenge with one his mates likes Leaburn or TC?fenaddick said:
In English football you can't play against your parent club, I think it's silly personallyForeverAddickted said:What are the FA Cup rules surrounding loan players against parent club?
After all we've allowed him to play in the FA Cup... So on that basis if we draw Walsall again, surely he's allowed to face us?1 -
Pretty sure there is a way that an agreement can be made between the clubs. But I think it's based on when they are signing. I'm confident we had a player on loan who was given permission to play against his parent club many years back, early in to our Championship days following Prem relegation.0
