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Summer 2022 transfer rumours (Gilbey loan confirmed p513, a signing falls through last minute p541)
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That’s not what Lulu/Take That are saying.Mendonca In Asdas said:
I think his fires gone out.I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY said:Will Grigg worth a risk on a one year deal?0 -
Weller was also asking thoughMacronate said:
That’s not what Lulu/Take That are saying.Mendonca In Asdas said:
I think his fires gone out.I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY said:Will Grigg worth a risk on a one year deal?2 -
Just sign someone today FFS! Anyone, preferably a striker paying way over the odds for him. Mallik Wilks from under Wednesday's noses would get the message across that we don't have a tight meanie owner, as it seems that little else will 😎4
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Does not pass the height test!swordfish said:Jus sign someone today FFS! Anyone, preferably a striker paying way over the odds for him. Mallik Wilks from under Wednesday's noses would get the message across that we don't have a tight meanie owner, as it seems that little else will 😎0 -
Just to clarify, I fired off an EFL request for information the other day on squad limits for the season and got the following reply.
"The squad limit for League One Clubs is 22 players, of which 8 must be homegrown. As you suggest for League One Clubs, Under 21’s and Goalkeepers don’t count towards the limit. This is covered under Regulation 43.9 of the EFL Regulations."
Hope that helps those who, like myself, were still unsure.
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Does the Height Test nonsense not get boring, when its posted on every thread, moan, moan, moan.robroy said:
Does not pass the height test!swordfish said:Jus sign someone today FFS! Anyone, preferably a striker paying way over the odds for him. Mallik Wilks from under Wednesday's noses would get the message across that we don't have a tight meanie owner, as it seems that little else will 😎1 -
Interesting takeblackpool72 said:Morgan was
Is
And never will be good enough for a promotion push.
Get over him everyone.
Because he already has been
Unless he didn't start both legs of the play off semi-final in 2018-2019 and we didn't subsequently get promoted?
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More likely than not, you’re correct, and for what it’s worth I agree with you 80%.blackpool72 said:Morgan was
Is
And never will be good enough for a promotion push.
Get over him everyone.That said, is there not a chance that he’s better now than he was this time last year and under a better coach? He’s only 22 after all, maybe I’m falling into the trap again as I did last season, thinking he’ll finally come good, but I’m not quite ready to move on just yet.5 -
Just to touch on the “not good enough” argument for heading into this season. Our best two results/performances last season IMO and probably in many opinions were Plymouth and Ipswich at home, both teams lined up like so:
MacG
Clare, Pearce, Famewo
Dobson
DJ, Lee, Gilbey, Purrington
Washington, Stockley (Ips)/Davison (Ply)
I’m not having for a minute that our XI expected to head into the Accrington game is worse than the above!3 -
Morgan CAN be good enough for promotion. What he is not, os consistent enough. He'll have 2-3 games where I think he's FINALLY looking like the real deal and then suddenly goes back to looking pub league.BR7_addick said:
More likely than not, you’re correct, and for what it’s worth I agree with you 80%.blackpool72 said:Morgan was
Is
And never will be good enough for a promotion push.
Get over him everyone.That said, is there not a chance that he’s better now than he was this time last year and under a better coach? He’s only 22 after all, maybe I’m falling into the trap again as I did last season, thinking he’ll finally come good, but I’m not quite ready to move on just yet.
It's not a question of coming good, but staying good, which he's consistently failed to do.2 -
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Well, Morgan did shoot with composure, technique and on target. Scored!
If he can do that consistently it will be a substantial qualitative leap forward.
I share the doubts about him and probably wouldn't lose sleep if he departs, but in fairness he is still comparatively young and maybe we can make a real player of him yet.1 -
Will we have 8 home grown players, not including Goalkeepers?swordfish said:Just to clarify, I fired off an EFL request for information the other day on squad limits for the season and got the following reply."The squad limit for League One Clubs is 22 players, of which 8 must be homegrown. As you suggest for League One Clubs, Under 21’s and Goalkeepers don’t count towards the limit. This is covered under Regulation 43.9 of the EFL Regulations."
Hope that helps those who, like myself, were still unsure.
Morgan, Henry, Elerewe and Leaburn are the only 4 near the squad.
Then Kanu, Barker, Clayden, Bakrin?
Seems a bit implausible, or am I missing something?
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I believe it refers to players who have spent 3 seasons or more at youth level in this country, not necessarily at the club they are currently atSouthbank said:
Will we have 8 home grown players, not including Goalkeepers?swordfish said:Just to clarify, I fired off an EFL request for information the other day on squad limits for the season and got the following reply."The squad limit for League One Clubs is 22 players, of which 8 must be homegrown. As you suggest for League One Clubs, Under 21’s and Goalkeepers don’t count towards the limit. This is covered under Regulation 43.9 of the EFL Regulations."
Hope that helps those who, like myself, were still unsure.
Morgan, Henry, Elerewe and Leaburn are the only 4 near the squad.
Then Kanu, Barker, Clayden, Bakrin?
Seems a bit implausible, or am I missing something?7 -
On his day JF-C is very, very good. If he stays fit this season there’s no reason he couldn’t force his way into the starting eleven.He's one of those players who will have a great season for sure if he leaves.5
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Home Grown doesnt mean players that have solely come through your own Academy.Southbank said:
Will we have 8 home grown players, not including Goalkeepers?swordfish said:Just to clarify, I fired off an EFL request for information the other day on squad limits for the season and got the following reply."The squad limit for League One Clubs is 22 players, of which 8 must be homegrown. As you suggest for League One Clubs, Under 21’s and Goalkeepers don’t count towards the limit. This is covered under Regulation 43.9 of the EFL Regulations."
Hope that helps those who, like myself, were still unsure.
Morgan, Henry, Elerewe and Leaburn are the only 4 near the squad.
Then Kanu, Barker, Clayden, Bakrin?
Seems a bit implausible, or am I missing something?
Its those who came through an Academy in England - I imagine the only player who isnt home grown in the squad is Eoghan O'Connell because he started out in Scotland, but even then I'm not sure on the consistency of what is British and what is English in Football, so he may well be too3 -
Everyone is good on their day, that's why they became professional footballers.JamesSeed said:On his day JF-C is very, very good. If he stays fit this season there’s no reason he couldn’t force his way into the starting eleven.He's one of those players who will have a great season for sure if he leaves.9 -
Ha, good sell. Morgan said himself it was a hit and hope!Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Well, Morgan did shoot with composure, technique and on target. Scored!
If he can do that consistently it will be a substantial qualitative leap forward.
I share the doubts about him and probably wouldn't lose sleep if he departs, but in fairness he is still comparatively young and maybe we can make a real player of him yet.2 -
Did he? Christ, way to burst my bubble.mendonca said:
Ha, good sell. Morgan said himself it was a hit and hope!Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Well, Morgan did shoot with composure, technique and on target. Scored!
If he can do that consistently it will be a substantial qualitative leap forward.
I share the doubts about him and probably wouldn't lose sleep if he departs, but in fairness he is still comparatively young and maybe we can make a real player of him yet.3 -
Nobody complained when Rommedahl said similar of his goals.mendonca said:
Ha, good sell. Morgan said himself it was a hit and hope!Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Well, Morgan did shoot with composure, technique and on target. Scored!
If he can do that consistently it will be a substantial qualitative leap forward.
I share the doubts about him and probably wouldn't lose sleep if he departs, but in fairness he is still comparatively young and maybe we can make a real player of him yet.1 -
I'll kill anybody who says a bad word against Rommedahl.Dazzler21 said:
Nobody complained when Rommedahl said similar of his goals.mendonca said:
Ha, good sell. Morgan said himself it was a hit and hope!Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Well, Morgan did shoot with composure, technique and on target. Scored!
If he can do that consistently it will be a substantial qualitative leap forward.
I share the doubts about him and probably wouldn't lose sleep if he departs, but in fairness he is still comparatively young and maybe we can make a real player of him yet.
All six of his Charlton goals were masterpieces, it's a shame none of them were at the Valley and maybe he would have momentarily silenced some of his no-nothing detractors.2 -
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Only closed his eyes at Sellout so he didn't have to look at their moronic fans 😎Dazzler21 said:
Nobody complained when Rommedahl said similar of his goals.mendonca said:
Ha, good sell. Morgan said himself it was a hit and hope!Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Well, Morgan did shoot with composure, technique and on target. Scored!
If he can do that consistently it will be a substantial qualitative leap forward.
I share the doubts about him and probably wouldn't lose sleep if he departs, but in fairness he is still comparatively young and maybe we can make a real player of him yet.2 -
Any love for Ryan Hardie? 19 goals in all competitions last year. Can score with both feet and his head.3
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Would be a kick in the balls for Plymouth - Another one season wonder thoughCallumcafc said:Any love for Ryan Hardie? 19 goals in all competitions last year. Can score with both feet and his head.1 -
He's better than Davison for sure.Callumcafc said:Any love for Ryan Hardie? 19 goals in all competitions last year. Can score with both feet and his head.1 -
gonna have to take on Killer himself then. Met him and we spoke about Rommedahl and he said he just closes his eyes when he hits the ball. whether shooting or crossing. Only attribute is his pace and even that seems to take him by surprise.Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:
I'll kill anybody who says a bad word against Rommedahl.Dazzler21 said:
Nobody complained when Rommedahl said similar of his goals.mendonca said:
Ha, good sell. Morgan said himself it was a hit and hope!Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Well, Morgan did shoot with composure, technique and on target. Scored!
If he can do that consistently it will be a substantial qualitative leap forward.
I share the doubts about him and probably wouldn't lose sleep if he departs, but in fairness he is still comparatively young and maybe we can make a real player of him yet.
All six of his Charlton goals were masterpieces, it's a shame none of them were at the Valley and maybe he would have momentarily silenced some of his no-nothing detractors.1 -
Add Curbs to the hit list, 'worst signing he ever made' . and pencil me in too, cowardly footballer was Rommedahl.Karim_myBagheri said:
gonna have to take on Killer himself then. Met him and we spoke about Rommedahl and he said he just closes his eyes when he hits the ball. whether shooting or crossing. Only attribute is his pace and even that seems to take him by surprise.Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:
I'll kill anybody who says a bad word against Rommedahl.Dazzler21 said:
Nobody complained when Rommedahl said similar of his goals.mendonca said:
Ha, good sell. Morgan said himself it was a hit and hope!Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Well, Morgan did shoot with composure, technique and on target. Scored!
If he can do that consistently it will be a substantial qualitative leap forward.
I share the doubts about him and probably wouldn't lose sleep if he departs, but in fairness he is still comparatively young and maybe we can make a real player of him yet.
All six of his Charlton goals were masterpieces, it's a shame none of them were at the Valley and maybe he would have momentarily silenced some of his no-nothing detractors.0 -
Josh Davison, ponytail, doesn't count as home grown for some seriously bizarre reason....ForeverAddickted said:
Home Grown doesnt mean players that have solely come through your own Academy.Southbank said:
Will we have 8 home grown players, not including Goalkeepers?swordfish said:Just to clarify, I fired off an EFL request for information the other day on squad limits for the season and got the following reply."The squad limit for League One Clubs is 22 players, of which 8 must be homegrown. As you suggest for League One Clubs, Under 21’s and Goalkeepers don’t count towards the limit. This is covered under Regulation 43.9 of the EFL Regulations."
Hope that helps those who, like myself, were still unsure.
Morgan, Henry, Elerewe and Leaburn are the only 4 near the squad.
Then Kanu, Barker, Clayden, Bakrin?
Seems a bit implausible, or am I missing something?
Its those who came through an Academy in England - I imagine the only player who isnt home grown in the squad is Eoghan O'Connell because he started out in Scotland, but even then I'm not sure on the consistency of what is British and what is English in Football, so he may well be too
But back on topic
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Understandable... He comes from Enfield after allCafc43v3r said:
Josh Davison, ponytail, doesn't count as home grown for some seriously bizarre reason....ForeverAddickted said:
Home Grown doesnt mean players that have solely come through your own Academy.Southbank said:
Will we have 8 home grown players, not including Goalkeepers?swordfish said:Just to clarify, I fired off an EFL request for information the other day on squad limits for the season and got the following reply."The squad limit for League One Clubs is 22 players, of which 8 must be homegrown. As you suggest for League One Clubs, Under 21’s and Goalkeepers don’t count towards the limit. This is covered under Regulation 43.9 of the EFL Regulations."
Hope that helps those who, like myself, were still unsure.
Morgan, Henry, Elerewe and Leaburn are the only 4 near the squad.
Then Kanu, Barker, Clayden, Bakrin?
Seems a bit implausible, or am I missing something?
Its those who came through an Academy in England - I imagine the only player who isnt home grown in the squad is Eoghan O'Connell because he started out in Scotland, but even then I'm not sure on the consistency of what is British and what is English in Football, so he may well be too
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Think you need to get out and unwind mate!RedJohn said:
Does the Height Test nonsense not get boring, when its posted on every thread, moan, moan, moan.robroy said:
Does not pass the height test!swordfish said:Jus sign someone today FFS! Anyone, preferably a striker paying way over the odds for him. Mallik Wilks from under Wednesday's noses would get the message across that we don't have a tight meanie owner, as it seems that little else will 😎1 -
Not sure it was can think of plenty he signed that were terrible!.. Rommedahl was just over hyped when he come.. He stats were actually pretty decent, and very good compared to our wingers at the time.Bailey said:
Add Curbs to the hit list, 'worst signing he ever made' . and pencil me in too, cowardly footballer was Rommedahl.Karim_myBagheri said:
gonna have to take on Killer himself then. Met him and we spoke about Rommedahl and he said he just closes his eyes when he hits the ball. whether shooting or crossing. Only attribute is his pace and even that seems to take him by surprise.Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:
I'll kill anybody who says a bad word against Rommedahl.Dazzler21 said:
Nobody complained when Rommedahl said similar of his goals.mendonca said:
Ha, good sell. Morgan said himself it was a hit and hope!Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Well, Morgan did shoot with composure, technique and on target. Scored!
If he can do that consistently it will be a substantial qualitative leap forward.
I share the doubts about him and probably wouldn't lose sleep if he departs, but in fairness he is still comparatively young and maybe we can make a real player of him yet.
All six of his Charlton goals were masterpieces, it's a shame none of them were at the Valley and maybe he would have momentarily silenced some of his no-nothing detractors.0
