Just hardly ever... we will enjoy it while we can..i can be
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Just hardly ever... we will enjoy it while we can..i can be
Kambwala is still a development player and could have been ideal 3rd choice rotation.
Hes hardly a 'impact' player who is ready made as @Eggs clearly doesnt want a player to develop like Kambwala its all a bit peculiar![]()
….he’s a player I’d hope would force his way into the team, not form an orderly queue and take over at a defined point.
"form an orderly queue and take over at a defined point"
-- I dont think any development players have that pathway at all. If youre good enough you will have rotation opportunities and cover for injury/suspensions.
Hes a 19 year old who needs developing and 3rd choice may have been ideal to give him that platform.
Signing a player for an "instant impact" with £15mil as in my example isnt very likely when they need to be superior to Tarkowski & Branthwaite.
It’s a difficult balancing act though isn’t it?…ffs, not another ‘buy to develop’ suggestion. Just buy good players who can have an impact.
Just hardly ever... we will enjoy it while we can..![]()
….fingers crossed Chermiti finally has an impact next season.
….fingers crossed Chermiti finally has an impact next season.
Does that mean we will be going into next season with Maupay back up front ?He'll have an impact...on loan imo.
Hes literally in the same development stage as Kambwala.
Does that mean we will be going into next season with Maupay back up front ?
It’s a difficult balancing act though isn’t it?
Our best chance of recruiting quality players who can improve the position of the club is to buy young and cheap and allow them to develop into players who have an impact.
We are not in a position to attract , and can’t afford ,quality players who have an immediate impact .
If we only fill the side with low cost limited players , we will never break out of mid table and will always remain susceptible to relegation battles.
This isn't 1986. We haven't bought a good ready made player in years. We have to buy to develop, as do all clubs bar about 6.…ffs, not another ‘buy to develop’ suggestion. Just buy good players who can have an impact.
….ha, ha Kambwala was arguably MoM in an FA Cup tie against the RS. He positively impacted the game and clearly demonstrated he was capable of playing at that level.
He’s miles further down the road to Chermiti.