Rohan Ince loaned to Fulham until the end of the season

[beorhthelm]

He doesn't fit with Hughtons style apparently but that's a short term look, loan him out by all means, but I really think he's still one for the future.

i think the style issue is overplayed, the form of Kayal and Stephen is difficult to for him to get much of a look in. with Sidwell in as a reliable/experienced cover, that means he must go on loan. if he develops at Fulham, we have a good player returning, if he doesnt we know then it wasnt to be.

 

[Ecosse Exile]

Bloody hell, in the time I took to type my last post the deal was done

Good move for the lad, game time and confidence back hopefully

 

[Finchley Seagull]

Good move for both sides. Hopefully he can help them take points off our rivals (starting with Derby at the weekend).

 

[Quinney]

Good move all round. He's got the potential to be a very good player, needs to be playing regularly. Pleased it's only a loan.

 

[Luke93]

Very happy with this. He's 5th choice behind Kayal, Stephens, Crofts and Sidwell. He's not going to get games here, so this benefits all parties evolved. Excellent!

 

[Guinness Boy]

Yep, very sound move, benefits us and the player.

 

[c0lz]

As others have posted, good moved all round.

 

[Insel affe]

Its as though people can't read.

Pardon ?

 

[TotallyFreaked]

Great move for everyone. I think the lack of first team games had a big impact of his performance this season when he did get a chance to play.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Good move for both sides. Hopefully he can help them take points off our rivals (starting with Derby at the weekend).

Exactly

 

[8ace]

Not just on here, due to the unreliability of commentary on player, I used to switch to the opponents commentary quite often and several times they would be raving about Ince, comparing him to Vierra etc.

He doesn't fit with Hughtons style apparently but that's a short term look, loan him out by all means, but I really think he's still one for the future.

How long on average do our managers stay 18 months? 2 years?

The next manager may see the player that Oscar did.

I think we will come to regret it if he goes, as others have said though, it won't be to Fulham, not permanently anyway.

Fulham play 4-3-3 so that'll suit him better.

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Good move for both sides. Hopefully he can help them take points off our rivals (starting with Derby at the weekend).

True. Just remember not to give them a through ball in the last 5 minutes.

 

[brightonrock]

Good move - definitely has talent at this level and needs the game time to avoid stalling his progression. Looks better in a 3-man midfield so isn't likely to get into the XI this year. However this is the first season in about 5/6 years we haven't played 3 in the middle so who knows, things change quickly in football. 6/12 months down the line we could be under a new manager playing a new system and suddenly he's back in contention. I hope he does well.

 

[Ernest]

Shows how far we have come by LOANING out players not good enough for us but good enough for FULHAM

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Pardon ?

Which bit are you struggling with?

 

[rippleman]

Not sure it will do his confidence much good; being farmed out to Fulham and replaced by a 33 year old loanee. Loan spells don't seem to have done much for Chicksen & JFC do they?

But then I'd always prefer to see us use our youngsters rather than mercenaries out to make a quick buck who have no long term investment in BHAFC.

 

[Insel affe]

Which bit are you struggling with?

All of it

 

[CHAPPERS]

Not sure it will do his confidence much good; being farmed out to Fulham and replaced by a 33 year old loanee. who fits our syle of play and has been plying his trade in the league above for the last few years Loan spells don't seem to have done much for Chicksen & JFC do they?

But then I'd always prefer to see us use our youngsters rather than mercenaries out to make a quick buck who have no long term investment in BHAFC.

Fixed

 

[Bozza]

Looks more a case of FFS than FFC...

 

[Dave the OAP]

Never to be seen again. How many players throughout the years and the hundreds of players that have played for the club, have come back from a loan and been a better player. I am struggling to think of one.

Ince never really pushed on to make him an auto choice. He was very much a bit part player, with a succession of managers preferring to bring players in rather than bring youngsters through.