Withdean11
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I refuse to believe he’s a worse LB than Lamptey.
Conte lured WBG to NapoliThey are hardly going to move a player on if the coach insists he wants them in his squad.
Big sales are different I’m referring to Enciso, Ferguson and now Barco. Worryingly he didn’t seem to rate Gilmour either and we have suffered in midfield for a number of games. I really can’t remember the last time we controlled the midfield tempo like we used to with Gross/Gilmour and obviously Mac and Caicedo.
The way he played for Sevilla, I can.I refuse to believe he’s a worse LB than Lamptey.
Greer I think, wasn't it?Who played alongside Dunk when he first started playing at the back?
Gone to Strasbourg with “obligation” to buy according to Andy Naylor
Well, you know what?Nice little test for Liam’s managerial skills.
Perhaps two strops.Woudl love to know whats really gone on here. Pursued him for a long time. When he played last season had more than glimpses that there was somenthing sepcial there, particuarly in terms of delivery into the box. Plenty of time to develop. And then bang he's out the door and never wanted again.
Gone to Strasbourg with “obligation” to buy according to Andy Naylor
I'm slightly concerned since there seems to be a rise of issues happening off the pitch at the club. Admittedly, most of it are simply rumours but I do worry if there has been a fall out amongst the players/coaches. I remember these issues happening under RDZ and now it seems to have repeated under FH.I’ve been fairly critical of the club of late, not just the manager. But, I’m putting this one down to a breach of the fabled no dickhead policy.
I simply don’t think both us and Sevilla wanted him gone purely for football reasons. Some kids are just dicks.
It must have been something off the pitch for this to happen. From what I've seen of him, he has been great. It's such a shame that it has resulted like this.
Yes, it’s cutting your losses ( or if we are being precise, making a small profit) on a player where we don’t think they’ll make our first team on a regular basis.Exactly. I was quite excited by what I saw on the pitch, but given that after a few weeks we didn't want him, and a few weeks into his loan they didn't want him, and a further loan with the buy commitment.
When things go wrong, getting a bit of profit and a reasonable sell on isn't a bad result![]()
Yes, it’s cutting your losses ( or if we are being precise, making a small profit) on a player where we don’t think they’ll make our first team on a regular basis.
No harm in that. All these small profit scenarios add up. If we’ve made a million pounds on Barco that’s not to be sniffed at. Same sort of figures to McConville and BBB. All outright profit. You don’t make £100m on a Caicedo scenario every window.
Lamptey who was arguably our best player in our loss against Everton when playing at LB?I refuse to believe he’s a worse LB than Lamptey.
If we’re a club that builds its reputation on developing young players and we can’t cope with one of them having a strop once in a while, then we’re really in the wrong game, no?Perhaps two strops.
The one in our stripes that saw him loaned out and the Spanish one on loan where we finally lost patience?
I have no idea but I can’t see any justification for selling him based on what I’ve seen on the pitch.