mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
No played the full 90 against spurs u21s last week
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No played the full 90 against spurs u21s last week
League One
Wigan: Francisco Junior - was not in squad for 3-2 away win against Chesterfield, might still be hamstring strain
Wigan: Jonjoe Kenny - was not in squad, international duty
National League North
Stockport County: Calum Dyson - played whole game in 0-0 home draw with Worcester
Stockport County: Jordan Thorniley - played whole game
Relevant Stockport tweets:
An early corner for County, following good work on left by Dyson, is followed up by a Rule shot from distance - safely gathered by Vaughan.
Dyson cuts inside from the right to shoot. His shot is tipped over by Vaughan to give County a 4th corner. Good start by the Hatters so far.
Vaughan saves well from Dyson again - diving to keep out the young loanee's shot from just inside the visitors' box.
Dyson, under pressure, heads over, following a Morton cross from the right.
A cross by Dyson from the right finds Montrose, whose header from close range is held by Vaughan.
Dyson now tries his luck himself - firing a low drive just wide of the left upright from 15 yards.
A County free kick from 30 yards out is played short by Rule to Dyson, whose shots pings off the Worcester wall and away from goal.
Another County corner - taken short to Roberts, whose ball into the box finds Thorniley at the far post. The latter, however, heads over.
Man of the Match: Dyson.
5 (FIVE) minutes of added time announced, while we await said corner - which Thorniley heads onto the ground and wide of the far post.
Wigan: Francisco Junior - was not in squad for 3-2 away win against Chesterfield, might still be hamstring strain
Wigan: Jonjoe Kenny - was not in squad, international duty
National League North
Stockport County: Calum Dyson - played whole game in 0-0 home draw with Worcester
Stockport County: Jordan Thorniley - played whole game
Relevant Stockport tweets:
An early corner for County, following good work on left by Dyson, is followed up by a Rule shot from distance - safely gathered by Vaughan.
Dyson cuts inside from the right to shoot. His shot is tipped over by Vaughan to give County a 4th corner. Good start by the Hatters so far.
Vaughan saves well from Dyson again - diving to keep out the young loanee's shot from just inside the visitors' box.
Dyson, under pressure, heads over, following a Morton cross from the right.
A cross by Dyson from the right finds Montrose, whose header from close range is held by Vaughan.
Dyson now tries his luck himself - firing a low drive just wide of the left upright from 15 yards.
A County free kick from 30 yards out is played short by Rule to Dyson, whose shots pings off the Worcester wall and away from goal.
Another County corner - taken short to Roberts, whose ball into the box finds Thorniley at the far post. The latter, however, heads over.
Man of the Match: Dyson.
5 (FIVE) minutes of added time announced, while we await said corner - which Thorniley heads onto the ground and wide of the far post.
Saw them both at the weekend
Match was a drab 0-0, but both lads did okay
Dyson ended up with the MOTM award
Chozz
Player Valuation: £5m
33 in total apparently. Scandalous system of stockpiling talent that needs to be adressed. We got abused in the media for having a few players in on loan, who we subsequently all signed (bar Atsu). And now we only have 4 players out on loan. Many other teams in the PL have double figures of players on loan. And not necessarily youth team, look at the likes of Balotelli and Dzeko.
Although Juve take the biscuit... from the42.ie http://www.the42.ie/juventus-chelsea-loan-players-2311769-Sep2015/
Juventus surpass even Chelsea with the amount of players they have out on loan
Chelsea’s loanees were a big talking point earlier in the week.
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Kingsley Coman joined Bayern Munich on a two-year loan deal.
Image: AP/Press Association Images
THE TRANSFER WINDOW closed earlier this week and one of the biggest talking points in its aftermath was the amount of players Chelsea had out on loan.
The Premier League champions currently have 33 players loaned out to 26 clubs across ten countries. Critics hit out a the London club, accusing them of exploiting a ‘loophole’ to hoover up talent from around the world.
But if you thought Chelsea were bad, they pale in comparison to the amount of players Juventus have shipped out on loan deals.
The Serie A champions have a staggering 47 players out on loan this season. The most high profile of these is 19-year-old Kingsley Coman, who has joined Bayern Munich on a two-year loan. The fee is rumoured to be €7m, with an option to buy for an extra €21m.
You can check out a full list of Juve’s loanees below:
(h/t 101greatgoal.com)
Matty_j1878
Yer ma's favorite ITK. Mmmmmm Juicy.
33 in total apparently. Scandalous system of stockpiling talent that needs to be adressed. We got abused in the media for having a few players in on loan, who we subsequently all signed (bar Atsu). And now we only have 4 players out on loan. Many other teams in the PL have double figures of players on loan. And not necessarily youth team, look at the likes of Balotelli and Dzeko.
Although Juve take the biscuit... from the42.ie http://www.the42.ie/juventus-chelsea-loan-players-2311769-Sep2015/
Juventus surpass even Chelsea with the amount of players they have out on loan
Chelsea’s loanees were a big talking point earlier in the week.
Fri 3:29 PM7,196 Views 7 Comments
Share6 Tweet24 Email3
Kingsley Coman joined Bayern Munich on a two-year loan deal.
Image: AP/Press Association Images
THE TRANSFER WINDOW closed earlier this week and one of the biggest talking points in its aftermath was the amount of players Chelsea had out on loan.
The Premier League champions currently have 33 players loaned out to 26 clubs across ten countries. Critics hit out a the London club, accusing them of exploiting a ‘loophole’ to hoover up talent from around the world.
But if you thought Chelsea were bad, they pale in comparison to the amount of players Juventus have shipped out on loan deals.
The Serie A champions have a staggering 47 players out on loan this season. The most high profile of these is 19-year-old Kingsley Coman, who has joined Bayern Munich on a two-year loan. The fee is rumoured to be €7m, with an option to buy for an extra €21m.
You can check out a full list of Juve’s loanees below:
(h/t 101greatgoal.com)
The thing with Italy though, half of those players Juve has on their books are dual ownership and more than likely at the other team that part owns them.
Raino85
Player Valuation: £35m
33 in total apparently. Scandalous system of stockpiling talent that needs to be adressed. We got abused in the media for having a few players in on loan, who we subsequently all signed (bar Atsu). And now we only have 4 players out on loan. Many other teams in the PL have double figures of players on loan. And not necessarily youth team, look at the likes of Balotelli and Dzeko.
Although Juve take the biscuit... from the42.ie http://www.the42.ie/juventus-chelsea-loan-players-2311769-Sep2015/
Juventus surpass even Chelsea with the amount of players they have out on loan
Chelsea’s loanees were a big talking point earlier in the week.
Fri 3:29 PM7,196 Views 7 Comments
Share6 Tweet24 Email3
Kingsley Coman joined Bayern Munich on a two-year loan deal.
Image: AP/Press Association Images
THE TRANSFER WINDOW closed earlier this week and one of the biggest talking points in its aftermath was the amount of players Chelsea had out on loan.
The Premier League champions currently have 33 players loaned out to 26 clubs across ten countries. Critics hit out a the London club, accusing them of exploiting a ‘loophole’ to hoover up talent from around the world.
But if you thought Chelsea were bad, they pale in comparison to the amount of players Juventus have shipped out on loan deals.
The Serie A champions have a staggering 47 players out on loan this season. The most high profile of these is 19-year-old Kingsley Coman, who has joined Bayern Munich on a two-year loan. The fee is rumoured to be €7m, with an option to buy for an extra €21m.
You can check out a full list of Juve’s loanees below:
(h/t 101greatgoal.com)
I was going to start a new thread on this in the world football thread with regards to how Chelsea are buying in players and then loaning them out so in a couple of years time they make a profit on them with no intention of getting them anywhere near the first team. Its a way of getting past the FFP rules by making your own money.
Also buying players just so other teams can't buy them is another trick Chelsea like to use the loaning them out to other clubs (Salah, Cuadrado).
Victor Moses has been out on loan for the last 3 years now and he signed a new contract in the summer????
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
dyson is a close friend of mines cousin, so hope he does well.
Sinski
Player Valuation: £6m
Yeah the whole system stinks. It's funny how clubs can loan in a limited amount but you can loan out as many as you can. It encourages stockpiling of talent.
Coffee and TV
Player Valuation: £25m
Russell Griffiths back in the Northwich Vics line up today after being called up by England U20s.
Finished 4-0, another clean sheet.
Finished 4-0, another clean sheet.
Blue Cheese
Mental Patient, GOT Ward
I think this thread should be stickied. It's really good to see how the youngsters are developing.
Excellent stuff @attrotel
Excellent stuff @attrotel
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
mcgeady, just to get him out
TheBlueGibbon
Player Valuation: £40m
McAleny, he did reasonably well at Cardiff last year IIRC, seeing as he's unlikely to get much game time here, it makes sense to send him on loan to a championship club.
Maybe some of Pennington, Ledson, Robinson, Jones as well.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
serious answer who i want to go out on loan ;
Ledson, Henen, Pennington, Browning, Byrne.
Ledson, Henen, Pennington, Browning, Byrne.
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