Any signing is a welcome addition to the squad and Vaz Te is the right side of 30 with good amounts of top flight experience in the Premiership, Scotland and Turkey. But.....including players loaned out and non playing we now have 13 forwards. The only presumption I would make is that several of these will go in January. Any suggestions for the exit door? Tucudean, Vetokele, Watt? Ansah? Pigott? Can we now have some extra defenders please?
What is happening with George? Loan cancelled so we are paying his wages I assume. Doubt he is at Sparrows Lane or we'd have heard. Can potentially play for us in 6 weeks but after 3 months out, it would be another month to get him up to speed. Is our CEO managing this asset?
Great signing! Welcome Ricardo! and we'll done Alou. I think if this bloke can stay fit he could be a real quality addition. I'm sure he will enjoy all of our support! Onwards and upwards! !!!!! at last a bit of positive news. COYR
Pigott, Tucudean, Parzyszek and Ansah will all get moved on in my opinion
Worth waiting to see what division we're in before deciding to move Pigott on. Could be decent back up for us if we end up in league one. The other 3 will surely all go.
Never played much in the champ. Maybe people missed out on seeing him in the champ at Barnsley and West Ham, as we were playing well in League One, but he was phenomenal that season. Then he got injured early on back in the prem, just when his confidence was sky high.
It's well worth the risk. He's mobile, with some pace and physicality. We've never had a striker like him in recent years, where there either small or immobile. I look forward to seeing him, maybe he's not quite prem class, but neither are we and we only need 12-14 goals a season with presence up top.
I am pleased with the signing and I'm sure he will do well for us... but for me he is the wrong type of player, we need a big striker who can hold up the ball and bring others into play as back up and competition for Maikienok! But I see Vaz Te as more of a quick striker to play off a big striker.. so as competition to Reza watt Igor Kag...
I am pleased with the signing and I'm sure he will do well for us... but for me he is the wrong type of player, we need a big striker who can hold up the ball and bring others into play as back up and competition for Maikienok! But I see Vaz Te as more of a quick striker to play off a big striker.. so as competition to Reza watt Igor Kag...
Not exactly what we needed if I'm honest!
Igor out for 2 months, Watt doesn't seem to have the fitness to play 90 minutes twice a week, Reza has had one good game for us, KAG not good enough (yet) at this level to start regularly...
I am pleased with the signing and I'm sure he will do well for us... but for me he is the wrong type of player, we need a big striker who can hold up the ball and bring others into play as back up and competition for Maikienok! But I see Vaz Te as more of a quick striker to play off a big striker.. so as competition to Reza watt Igor Kag...
Not exactly what we needed if I'm honest!
Not sure what his playing characteristics are but if he's 6ft 2 as reported then he could be a handful. Especially if he's got a bit of pace too.
I am pleased with the signing and I'm sure he will do well for us... but for me he is the wrong type of player, we need a big striker who can hold up the ball and bring others into play as back up and competition for Maikienok! But I see Vaz Te as more of a quick striker to play off a big striker.. so as competition to Reza watt Igor Kag...
Not exactly what we needed if I'm honest!
I agree about a back up for Makienok, But Vaz Te is ALSO what we need.
Our strong end to the season under Powell was mainly down to playing Yann and Fuller up top. Mak/Vaz Te appear similar in many respects. Also as set plays are massive in the championship, these two along with Jackson, Baeur, Diarra, Ba and Fox provide us with a chance in both areas.
I must say I am quite excited by this. Probably turn out to be misplaced, but if he produces what we know he's capable of it can only be good.
I fancy him to star in a shock 3-1 win away at Birmingham which will rejuvenate our belief and enthusiasm and take the legs away from the planned protest against Ipswich; a game which we will lose 6-0 sending the "anti's" into an apoplectic rage on CL against the regime and the apathetic majority. The apathetic majority decide to stick one to the regime with literally tens of people boycotting on a cumulative game by game basis over a prolonged period of time. I'm sorry, I don't know where that came from
Ffs I don't get all the negative comments He could be potentially our best signing in years Give the boy at least a chance to prove his worth if after 6 or so games he's shite then judge and make comments I really don't know what sort of players some people expect at this point of the season!
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Unless those Belgians are telling porkie pies about stats-based player assessments.
Surely not.
We've just signed Vaz Te for no fee. He also has Premiership experience, albeit not too much.
Sam Allardyce signed him for Bolton & West Ham.
Henderson & Diarra want him.
He could be and I'm hopeful that he will be, an excellent signing.
There are no guarantees in football, but I can only presume the fans criticising this signing, have never seen him play.
He is potentially our best player. Certainly up there with JBG and Watt potentially.
I will and do vociferously criticise the board for their many failings, but not when they are doing what we want & need.
He fucking hates the current mismanagement and underfunding of the club
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Might need some work.
Welcome Ricardo! and we'll done Alou.
I think if this bloke can stay fit he could be a real quality addition. I'm sure he will enjoy all of our support!
Onwards and upwards! !!!!! at last a bit of positive news.
COYR
Worth waiting to see what division we're in before deciding to move Pigott on. Could be decent back up for us if we end up in league one. The other 3 will surely all go.
It's well worth the risk. He's mobile, with some pace and physicality. We've never had a striker like him in recent years, where there either small or immobile. I look forward to seeing him, maybe he's not quite prem class, but neither are we and we only need 12-14 goals a season with presence up top.
The concern isn't that he couldnt do it at this level as he's already proved that.
The concern is that injuries and lack of match fitness mean he won't reach those levels again.
But that would be the case with any player we could realistically attract.
Hope he gets fit and starts scoring ASAP.
Well done the club for getting him. Better late than never.
Not exactly what we needed if I'm honest!
Probably turn out to be misplaced, but if he produces what we know he's capable of it can only be good.
I fancy him to star in a shock 3-1 win away at Birmingham which will rejuvenate our belief and enthusiasm and take the legs away from the planned protest against Ipswich; a game which we will lose 6-0 sending the "anti's" into an apoplectic rage on CL against the regime and the apathetic majority.
The apathetic majority decide to stick one to the regime with literally tens of people boycotting on a cumulative game by game basis over a prolonged period of time.
I'm sorry, I don't know where that came from
He could be potentially our best signing in years
Give the boy at least a chance to prove his worth if after 6 or so games he's shite then judge and make comments
I really don't know what sort of players some people expect at this point of the season!
The same people have a pre made impression already the word underwhelmed when we signed yann was everywhere, Yet by the time he left grown men cried
Exactly what the cafc fan is now