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Reminds me of chicksens move to us.
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Right. Don't think he plays on the left at all, does he ?Does he play mainly on the right or left?
If true, add Mr O Rourke to the ITK list.
Interesting one . Wonder why he is deemed better than our current dev right backs .
I know people will say Goldson but he was highly rated and player of the season . This lad not even first choice .
Still , welcome to the club and let's hope it's clever business .
Just spoke to a friend who is a season ticket holder at Fleetwood and his comments were "he can be a good, but spent a lot of time on the bench"
Development squad then.
Quite strange the similarities.
Chicksen was offered a new deal but kept out the team by a better LB.
Forbes been kept out the team by a lesser than Dean Lewington.
Hopefully will be decent if called upon
Welcome lad
He gets forward, gets back and wants to be aggressive. He didn’t take a day off [after the death of his mother] and his dad travelled down with him. And to play like he did was unbelievable. ... I wish I had his pace! He’s got a great attitude. He wants to win and be a success.
Right. Don't think he plays on the left at all, does he ?
Have done a bit of extra research on the lad. He was a scholar at Preston (where his youth team manager for 6 months was Graham Alexander before he moved on to become Fleetwood's manager). Hornby-Forbes was released by Preston at the end of his scholarship in the summer of 2014 and signed for (Alexander-managed) Fleetwood to join their new development squad.
He was actually a right-winger at Preston. However, Fleetwood knew that they would be losing the services of their regular right-back Conor McLaughlin (who is almost 5 years older than THF) to international duty and so started playing THF at full-back (in the development squad). He made his first team debut in November 2014 at right-back, with McLaughlin away on international duty, and just four days after his mother had passed away.
Alexander said of him:-
He has made as many appearances for Fleetwood in right-midfield as he has at right-back. If anyone should be able to assess his abilities it is Alexander (who made over 800 appearances himself as a right-back). Having had him as a lad at Preston he obviously saw something in him to take him to Fleetwood in the first place. I am looking forward to seeing how he develops at Albion.
What things exactly?Good analysis, let's just hope he doesn't go the way of Chicksen. Right now I'm seeing the same things said as Chicksen.