[Albion] Jason Molumby

[spanish flair]

But that's the thing isn't it, our world won't end with relegation if it was to happen. We're building a club all the way through, our future is bright whatever happens in the here and now.

I’m sure Leeds,Nottingham Forest, Sheffield Wednesday and Derby County all thought it would be easy to get back up when they lost there top spot

 

[hans kraay fan club]

By selling him to one of big the clubs reported to be lining up offers for him?
So are we trying to be a develop and sell club, rather than what we can achieve on the pitch
Tau Arce MacCalister all come to mind

Where have I suggested selling him?

He's getting experience, that will benefit us massively, when he plays in our team. If he'd stayed here and flourished as we hope, then those big clubs would still be watching. (Only he wouldn't be playing, regularly, so his value wouldn't be increased, and there's a chance he'd get bored waiting, and choose to leave for peanuts, like Cook and Hall before him)

 

[spanish flair]

Where have I suggested selling him?

He's getting experience, that will benefit us massively, when he plays in our team. If he'd stayed here and flourished as we hope, then those big clubs would still be watching. (Only he wouldn't be playing, regularly, so his value wouldn't be increased, and there's a chance he'd get bored waiting, and choose to leave for peanuts, like Cook and Hall before him)

Have you thought his head may already have been turned and his sights are now already on a move to Spurs or Liverpool ?

 

[blue-shifted]

Because sending him out is befitting US, in the long term.

The club have their eyes on the horizon, I'll certainly give them that.

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[hans kraay fan club]

Have you thought his head may already have been turned and his sights are now already on a move to Spurs or Liverpool ?

What would be the point in worrying about that? He's OUR player. He's under contract to US. His head can turn wherever it likes, but he'll be staying here, unless someone offers a LUDICROUS amount of money, which at least allows us to go and invest elsewhere in the team.

You clearly think different, but for me, Ben White's successful loan to Leeds has made it LESS likely for him to NOT be an Albion player next year, than the alternative - which was to have him wasting in the U23's and playing a couple of League Cup games, then agitating for a move to kick-start his career.

 

[Bold Seagull]

We may well need him for a promotion push next season.

Most likely a double relegation, let's not be too positive now eh...

 

[spanish flair]

What would be the point in worrying about that? He's OUR player. He's under contract to US. His head can turn wherever it likes, but he'll be staying here, unless someone offers a LUDICROUS amount of money, which at least allows us to go and invest elsewhere in the team.

You clearly think different, but for me, Ben White's successful loan to Leeds has made it LESS likely for him to NOT be an Albion player next year, than the alternative - which was to have him wasting in the U23's and playing a couple of League Cup games, then agitating for a move to kick-start his career.

It certainly will be interesting to see what happens to him next season especially if we are relegated

 

[Doonhamer7]

So effectively were getting two of the championship’s best young players all ready for the first team on a ‘free transfer’, add to connollly and alzate from this season it looks like the club knows what it is doing

 

[Hugo Rune]

I’m trusting that the £20m+ rated Normann was let go because Molumby, Sanders and Băluță are rated so highly.

https://youtu.be/rMvVc8OYYSQ

That makes Molumby pretty darn special if the club know what it’s doing!

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

I’m sure Leeds,Nottingham Forest, Sheffield Wednesday and Derby County all thought it would be easy to get back up when they lost there top spot

So? Were they actively doing things to improve their chances of promotion after relegation?

 

[Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ]

Starts against Sheffield United today. Be interesting to see how he gets on against Premier League opposition (albeit Sheff United have exercise quite some rotation).

 

[wallyback]

https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/jayson-molumby-millwall-lions-den-209231

 

[Ⓩ-Ⓐ-Ⓜ-Ⓞ-Ⓡ-Ⓐ]

I've got high hopes for him. He's a combative and tenacious midfielder with excellent technical ability and range of passing. I can see him pushing Stephens next season for the holding role in our side (whichever division we're in) as he's much better on the ball.

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[portslade seagull]

I've got high hopes for him. He's a combative and tenacious midfielder with excellent technical ability and range of passing. I can see him pushing Stephens next season for the holding role in our side (whichever division we're in) as he's much better on the ball.

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Looks like the player he beats is actually clapping him

 

[GT49er]

https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/jayson-molumby-millwall-lions-den-209231

That's some write-up!

 

[Wardy's twin]

Looks like the player he beats is actually clapping him

he is its Charlie Adam who Millwall fans refer to as a goat?

 

[Wozza]

https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/jayson-molumby-millwall-lions-den-209231

Premier League, not "Premiership". Grrrr!

I was at the New Den today.

Can't say he bossed the match, but his passing ability definitely stands out in the Millwall team.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Premier League, not "Premiership". Grrrr!

I was at the New Den today.

Can't say he bossed the match, but his passing ability definitely stands out in the Millwall team.

The Den, not the "New Den". Grrrr!

 

[Wozza]

The Den, not the "New Den". Grrrr!

Ha. When did that change?

 

[macbeth]

Not suggesting recalling but sounds like he has the sort of fight we'd need in a relegation fight, our midfield is far too 'nice' and passive