Rowett Needs Time To Build Derby

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Originally Posted by ramAnag

So they're young...but have some experience. Isn't that what you wanted?

Might not all be first team choices but they're all match day squad regulars, Salopian, with the possible exception of Lowe and Hanson and the former certainly will be, imo, if he ever manages to stay injury free.
A fit Thorne, who I think is still only 24, and a fit Lowe (20) would both be almost guaranteed a starting place.

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I. Suppose what in saying is we haven't got a settled 11 and therefore can't get the best out of them as a team..though I think rowett came as a strong man manager and motivator to get the best out of average players. agree about Thorne I thought he could be a premier player but am surprised you said Lowe is the best left back at the club .not disagreeing just surprised

If you are calling late 20’s young for an outfield player then your sorely mistaken they fast approaching the retirement age of 30 or over for a GK mid 20’s is young and mid 30’s is in their prime and 40 and over retirement.

We have 3 youth prospects in the current squad with one getting the crack of the whip now and again being Bennett, Lowe close to coming back from injury and Hanson only seen him play once since he made his debut in the senior side.

They hardly cut a scratch on the starting 11 and questions must be answered: Are they doing enough work to give Rowett something to think about and put their name forward and get a shot in the starting 11? The answer is no

The scouting department needs to get their act together and questions must be answered as to why the player’s that they have recruited simply hasn’t been good enough to crack it.

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Originally Posted by DerbyDaDream

If you are calling late 20’s young for an outfield player then your sorely mistaken they fast approaching the retirement age of 30 or over for a GK mid 20’s is young and mid 30’s is in their prime and 40 and over retirement.

We have 3 youth prospects in the current squad with one getting the crack of the whip now and again being Bennett, Lowe close to coming back from injury and Hanson only seen him play once since he made his debut in the senior side.

They hardly cut a scratch on the starting 11 and questions must be answered: Are they doing enough work to give Rowett something to think about and put their name forward and get a shot in the starting 11? The answer is no

The scouting department needs to get their act together and questions must be answered as to why the player’s that they have recruited simply hasn’t been good enough to crack it.

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Or to correct the grammar questions must be asked, given that if you dont know what the question is its hard to give an answer!

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Originally Posted by DerbyDaDream

If you are calling late 20’s young for an outfield player then your sorely mistaken they fast approaching the retirement age of 30 or over for a GK mid 20’s is young and mid 30’s is in their prime and 40 and over retirement.

We have 3 youth prospects in the current squad with one getting the crack of the whip now and again being Bennett, Lowe close to coming back from injury and Hanson only seen him play once since he made his debut in the senior side.

They hardly cut a scratch on the starting 11 and questions must be answered: Are they doing enough work to give Rowett something to think about and put their name forward and get a shot in the starting 11? The answer is no

The scouting department needs to get their act together and questions must be answered as to why the player’s that they have recruited simply hasn’t been good enough to crack it.

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If I was calling 'late 20's young for an outfield player' then you'd be right...I would be mistaken and you would have a point.
Unfortunately I referred to the players concerned as being in their 'early to mid twenties'...so you don't...and you talking about us having an 'old squad' is untrue and misguided.