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[Albion] Eiran Cashin
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mikeyjh
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I struggle to believe that Brighton would be after Eiran Cashin, struggling in League One right now so.....
Did a quick bit of research based on this opening post and thought it was a real head-scratcher - nothing about him at all that I could see that would mark him out as a likely target for us.
...although this Athletic write-up is very positive about him, and he is left-footed.
theathletic.com
Cashin’s technical strengths and confidence on the ball make him an exciting player to watch, with his long-range switches of play often allowing Derby to release wide players, as shown in the stills below from a 1-0 win over Cambridge United in December.
Eiran Cashin - the old-school Derby centre-back who has rare gift in modern game
Eiran Cashin is just 21 but has established himself at Derby County - as a left-footed centre-back, he's sure to have plenty of suitors
theathletic.com
Weststander
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WSL team …sign her up.
Davidg1957
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- Aug 23, 2021
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Shirley we won’t be in for Eire-an Cash-in until we eventually sell Evan Ferguson
I suggest the clue is in the surname. It's what our whole transfer model is based on!
The Clown of Pevensey Bay
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Would be the SECOND Brighton player with a cousin who goes to school with one of my kids. (Tariq Lamptey’s cousin is the other, he’s 11 and an absolute baller, I believe he’s on Spurs’s books)
well having been at Burton v Derby and three Derby home games at start of last season ...
I would guess this is a Rosenior recommendation to us - playing the Rosenior way at start of last season he was a great player - ball spent games on the grass - he had a nowt shall pass me attitude to life which reminded me a bit of Dunk
playing the Warne way on Saturday he didn't look as good - mainly as ball spent most of the game in the sky - not on the grass
with some RDZ input for half a season and the odd substitute appearance could see him becoming a very good player
buy him from Derby and loan him to Hull for a season
is future Ireland international too to keep Evan company
I would guess this is a Rosenior recommendation to us - playing the Rosenior way at start of last season he was a great player - ball spent games on the grass - he had a nowt shall pass me attitude to life which reminded me a bit of Dunk
playing the Warne way on Saturday he didn't look as good - mainly as ball spent most of the game in the sky - not on the grass
with some RDZ input for half a season and the odd substitute appearance could see him becoming a very good player
buy him from Derby and loan him to Hull for a season
is future Ireland international too to keep Evan company
Ker-ching get him in.
banjo
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A bluff??
Super Steve Earle
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I opened this thread firmly believing it was a made up name for a fictional player to deflect bigger clubs from our actual targets. A player from Eire and our future intentions all in a player name.
Worried Man Blues
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C'mon Chelsea where are ya!
mikeyjh
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No doubt he is a fine footballer but I'd describe him the same way as I talked about Haydon Roberts, comfortable in possession, definitely has a class about him BUT he's not particularly quick, not tall and is struggling right now, same as Roberts was a year ago - Maybe he is better suited higher up the pyramid, dunno!...although this Athletic write-up is very positive about him, and he is left-footed.
Cashin’s technical strengths and confidence on the ball make him an exciting player to watch, with his long-range switches of play often allowing Derby to release wide players, as shown in the stills below from a 1-0 win over Cambridge United in December.
Eiran Cashin - the old-school Derby centre-back who has rare gift in modern game
Eiran Cashin is just 21 but has established himself at Derby County - as a left-footed centre-back, he's sure to have plenty of suitors
I'd be disappointed to see him go, local lad (he's not Irish!) who's been with the club for 14 years.....
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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Hmm, because in the PL, if you're not, quick, and tall as a CB, you need to be exceptional in all other attributes.
I really cannot see us signing him.
Brok
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- Dec 26, 2011
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Perhaps, as an anagram of 'canine hairs', he just needs a bit of grooming?
Jolly Red Giant
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- Jul 11, 2015
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Cashin is Irish U21 player and is showing some potential - not anywhere near as good as Omobamidele, Collins or O'Shea at the moment - but a fraction of the cost.
He is also born in England - and rumoured to be one of the players the English FA have tried to poach. He likely will play for Ireland at some point - I could see Omobamidele or Collins ending up playing in midfield - but he does have some competition from the likes of James Abankwah.
He is also born in England - and rumoured to be one of the players the English FA have tried to poach. He likely will play for Ireland at some point - I could see Omobamidele or Collins ending up playing in midfield - but he does have some competition from the likes of James Abankwah.
mikeyjh
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Me neither! He's just not of that standard.
Nobby Cybergoat
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Would love it if other clubs started bidding for him though!