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I just don't feel loanees hearts are ever in the club and whilst you can carry someone like that to a certain extent in other positions, i feel the keeper must be committed and fully up for it. If they turn up half interested then you're in trouble. However, having said that I don't think any of our keeper loanees have been that way inclined. All been pretty much focused.Quote:
Originally Posted by Masbroughstreet
The worst keeper loanee was Kelle Roos. I thought he was awful.
I know what you're saying, I suppose you just have to hope the player is hungry to progress his career. Dean Henderson is a good example, neither Shrewsbury or Sheffield United (despite being in the Premier league now) could have afforded to sign a permanent keeper as good as him and he's been as committed as any permanent signing to both clubs because it will benefit his own career in the long run.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick the Miller
I think we all agree on that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick the Miller
Its all down to the individual mate. some good young lads out there but there is also some cocky ones with ideas above their stations. They think they should be given star status as a god given right. They get things too easy, and not just in football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Masbroughstreet
He had 10 to 2 feet! Every kick went diagonally out for a throw in! His shot stopping wasnt that bad to be fair. I called him dracula cos he didnt like crosses!Quote:
Originally Posted by Masbroughstreet
The problem is as mentioned on the Austerity thread by GKOTW is that the top teams are stockpiling players to control supply/demand and somebody needs to put a stop to it. How ridiculous is it that a market exists where one Premiership team can't even afford to buy the 3rd choice keeper from another one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick the Miller
It’s been going on for years though.Quote:
Originally Posted by CAMiller
For example Ole Gunnar Solskjær, who in 11 years at Man Utd managed only 235 games. Sounds a lot but it was during a time United were playing many euro games, cup games and the Premiership. A lot of his appearances were off the bench.
The key though was whilst he was benchwarming at Man U he wasn’t appearing regularly for a rival.
Out of all them 5 I wouldn’t mind signing Dicko on a 2 year deal plus one optional 28 not a bad striker and could probably make starting 11 at some pointQuote:
Originally Posted by Mick the Miller
True but Danny Collins was the worse player that season you could literally make money on us losing if he started and I didQuote:
Originally Posted by Mick the Miller