Paddy McNair

[SeagullofMalaysia]

Just saw that he is not in Mourinho's plans for this season at Manure. Should we take him in on a season-long loan?

 

[Perkino]

Why not. We could do with another centre back

 

[Paul Reids Sock]

I was thinking similar. either him or Tyler Blackett (sp?)

 

[Machiavelli]

Also noticed that Fosu-Mensah might be available. I doubt that's the case but, if he is, he's really good and can play anywhere across the back four.

 

[Hastings gull]

Just saw that he is not in Mourinho's plans for this season at Manure. Should we take him in on a season-long loan?

I have not actually heard of him -any good? Whilst I would more easily accept a season-long loan, than just a month (now stopped, I know) most folk on here seem to think that loan players will never quite show the same degree of commitment, but if they are here for a year, and have thus more chance to immerse themselves in BHA and Sussex, then perhaps this might be something to be welcomed.

 

[The Kid Frankie]

Will go to a lower prem side

 

[fat old seagull]

Will go to a lower prem side

Possibly, but some Prem clubs don't like lending players to their opposition. Which is why we've benefitted from previous Man U and Liverpool loans.

 

[blue'n'white]

Fosu-Mensah would be good - I remember him keeping the Spurs attack quiet until he went off injured in April (after which Spurs scored twice in quick succession down the side where he'd been defending)
And he can play centre back and midfield

 

[Bakero]

According to a couple of things I've read, McNair and Blackett have been told they can leave permanently and Fonsu-Mensah is going to be loaned out. http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...f-nine-players-told-to-leave-by-a7161581.html

 

[brightonrock]

Question, as McNair & Blackett are both left sided centre halves who can also play left back (fixing another problem with depth):

Would you sell Dunk if that financed Duffy + 1 of those Man U youngsters?

 

[Jim Van Winkle]

Also noticed that Fosu-Mensah might be available. I doubt that's the case but, if he is, he's really good and can play anywhere across the back four.

He would be a great addition.

 

[MF'84]

I liked the look of McNair. Not afraid to bring the ball out from the back and run with it / pass it forwards. OK, he did lose the ball a few times but then so does the "£50 million rated" John Stones.

I think there's some real talent there and I'd be happy with him instead of Duffy if Dunk stays.

 

[SeagullofMalaysia]

Has signed for Sunderland :/