The Wimbledon FM researcher has said Asiimwe will definitely be their first choice RWB. Also said Kanu rumbled on for ages, looked done, but seems to have fallen through. Mentioned they don't tend to pay above £3k for players so I wonder if that was an issue with Kanu.
I can't imagine Kanu's wages would be much different from Asiimwe's?
The Wimbledon FM researcher has said Asiimwe will definitely be their first choice RWB. Also said Kanu rumbled on for ages, looked done, but seems to have fallen through. Mentioned they don't tend to pay above £3k for players so I wonder if that was an issue with Kanu.
It’s surely in our interest to get Kanu out to Wimbledon. Decent club, local, perfect level for him at this point in his development, excellent manager who he already knows. Even paying 90% of his wages is worth it for us because of the perfect development it’ll give him. As said above he can’t be on much.
The Wimbledon FM researcher has said Asiimwe will definitely be their first choice RWB. Also said Kanu rumbled on for ages, looked done, but seems to have fallen through. Mentioned they don't tend to pay above £3k for players so I wonder if that was an issue with Kanu.
I would imagine he or Mbick will be reluctantly loaned out at least until January to give them plenty of game time but it depends upon what our final transfer dealings are and how we get on in those first few games, particularly the Stevenage match now we don’t have the EFL trophy matches to utilise.
maybe that was what was behind the discussion and Johnnie’s pensive expression the other night
The Wimbledon FM researcher has said Asiimwe will definitely be their first choice RWB. Also said Kanu rumbled on for ages, looked done, but seems to have fallen through. Mentioned they don't tend to pay above £3k for players so I wonder if that was an issue with Kanu.
I would imagine he or Mbick will be reluctantly loaned out at least until January to give them plenty of game time but it depends upon what our final transfer dealings are and how we get on in those first few games, particularly the Stevenage match now we don’t have the EFL trophy matches to utilise.
maybe that was what was behind the discussion and Johnnie’s pensive expression the other night
Pretty sure JJ is thinking, "I wonder if I can persuade Tracey to come to Wimbledon!"
The Wimbledon FM researcher has said Asiimwe will definitely be their first choice RWB. Also said Kanu rumbled on for ages, looked done, but seems to have fallen through. Mentioned they don't tend to pay above £3k for players so I wonder if that was an issue with Kanu.
I would imagine he or Mbick will be reluctantly loaned out at least until January to give them plenty of game time but it depends upon what our final transfer dealings are and how we get on in those first few games, particularly the Stevenage match now we don’t have the EFL trophy matches to utilise.
maybe that was what was behind the discussion and Johnnie’s pensive expression the other night
Pretty sure JJ is thinking, "I wonder if I can persuade Tracey to come to Wimbledon!"
Watching Wimbledon's press with him Asiimwe is am absolute unit of a man. I've always liked the look of him (as a player, not just physically) and think this is a very good step for him. I expect him back next season a better player and contending for a place in the first team. I think part of why we haven't signed a long term right footed RWB is to make room for him to grow into the role.
Watching Wimbledon's press with him Asiimwe is am absolute unit of a man. I've always liked the look of him (as a player, not just physically) and think this is a very good step for him. I expect him back next season a better player and contending for a place in the first team. I think part of why we haven't signed a long term right footed RWB is to make room for him to grow into the role.
Don’t disagree with the rest but that is a ridiculous suggestion. Jones will be pursuing the best possible team he can for the immediate present and the fact there might be a future option in years to come for one of those positions will have next to zero bearing on his recruitment strategy for the 25/26 season ahead of us in which Asiimwe is likely to play no role whatsoever.
The key for Asiimwe to continue to develop is improving his defensive positioning and decision making. We all know his skill in the attack but he is way too lax in his defensive duties. It improved at Walsall but still a weak point.
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maybe that was what was behind the discussion and Johnnie’s pensive expression the other night