[Albion] Carl Rushworth for England?

[Springal]

No, we've become very good - and very professional - at loan placements, and naturally aren't happy when loans don't work out.

But it’s never, ever the player presumably ?

 

[Guinness Boy]

But it’s never, ever the player presumably ?

Not even ones that self-admittedly need to go into rehab?

 

[Munkfish]

Such a success that they ditched him as soon as his contract was up...................

Rosenoir got sacked.

Not really sure of your point. The original post states that it’s a waste of time for our players going to Hull. For Connelly and Arguably Ryan Longman it’s not been that bad.

For Rushworth though it’s been a complete f***ing disaster.

 

[AZ Gull]

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For Rushworth though it’s been a complete f***ing disaster.

Which, surprisingly, may actually not be a bad thing in the long run....

As I've posted before, Rushworth has had an incredible five years:-

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At the end of the 2019-20 season, Rushworth won the Worthing Players' Player of the Year award.
On June 6 2021 he was announced as the Brighton and Hove Albion Young Player of the Season.
On May 7 2022 he was named as both the Young Player of the Season and the Players' Player of the Season at the end of his loan spell at Walsall.
On May 7 2023 he was named as the Young Player of the Season at the end of his loan spell at Lincoln City.
On May 1 2024 he was named as both the Players' Player of the Season and the Supporters' Player of the Season at the end of his loan spell at Swansea City.
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Having to deal with adversity and injury is an integral part of any successful footballing career. It isn't always sunshine and roses. You would never PLAN to have a bad loan but I guarantee Rushworth will learn more about himself this season than the last five seasons combined.

 

[GT49er]

Which, surprisingly, may actually not be a bad thing in the long run....

As I've posted before, Rushworth has had an incredible five years:-



Having to deal with adversity and injury is an integral part of any successful footballing career. It isn't always sunshine and roses. You would never PLAN to have a bad loan but I guarantee Rushworth will learn more about himself this season than the last five seasons combined.

I hope you're right - but I can't help thinking of another young GK on our loan pathway who was on a similar trajectory, and with four or five good seasons on loan under his belt, for whom an injury came at exactly the wrong time for him.

FWIW, I think Rushworth will be better served by being on loan this season, rather than sitting on the bench hoping Bart twists an ankle or something - but just not at 'effin' Hull!