Macca back on loan?

[MAD_MAGPIE]

I?m generally an advocate of not going back to old clubs, but normally, it sees a player return at the end of their career or a manager after a few seasons.

If there is a remote possibility of getting Macca back, we should be going all in. We need another striker.

If he returns, its also a no brainier to drop McGoldrick into the 10 and play Macca and Jatta together.

I do wonder if the money side of it will rule us out of the running, but if it were purely up to Macca, we would probably be front of the running.

If Macca were to go out on loan to someone but us lets hope it's not MK Dons or someone else in league two.

[WarsopPie]

I'm currently trying to find the article (I think it was a blog), but I read at the weekend that there could be a chance that Langstaff could be loaned back to Notts to help find his goalscoring touch.


He's struggled at Milwall, for whatever reason, and it would make sense to send him back to the club where he built his reputation.

Colby bishop won?t come he?s too important to pompey.
Can?t be langstaff he?s in starting line up tonight v Cardiff
Kion Etete isn?t in the Cardiff squad at all.

[Chicken Balti Pie]

It's going to be Kion Etete, similar physical size to Jatta as well

[The Dug Out]

He's starting tonight

[PedroTheFisherman66]

Having macca back on loan would be an expensive luxury we don't need.We need to stick to the brothers model of finding talent we can utilise and then sell at a profit, in that respect Macca has done his stuff.

[The Dug Out]

Nemane still taking 5 mins to throw it in.

[Pie-eyed&legless]

It's going to be Kion Etete, similar physical size to Jatta as well

I think Etete was sold to Cardiff so not a loan player

[Lullapie]

Do all fans obsess about former players like we do ? It's ridiculous. The guy has moved on, we have moved on. Even if he gets a loan how does coming back to Meadow Lane help his development with his new club ? Can you think of any other newly signed Championship striker who would be touted for a loan in L2 ? If he doesn't fit for the new Millwall management team they will sell him or get his substantial wages paid somewhere, not Notts.

I for one am not obsessed by him. I probably stand alone on this, but I thought that the way Notts had to play to get the most out of ML was detrimental to the team and was holding Notts back.

All said and done, I think it would be good for both parties, to bring him in on a short term loan and fit him in with the current system. We are short on forwards and McGoldrick surely can't physically carry on the way he is for the rest of the season.

To be able to start out with him or introduce him at half time would be a massive bonus. For ML, it would give him the chance to kick start his career again and put him back in the shop window.

If Milwall's style of play doesn't suit him, they will be wanting to offload him. I'm both clubs could come to some agreement on his wages.

As I write, Milwall are 2-0 with ML playing up front - but from what I'm reading he didn't score either or have a hand in either, but I stand to be corrected.

[Putney Pie]

No thanks to Macca. We?ve both moved on now. He?s not going to come back to L2

[OchPie]

As I write, Milwall are 2-0 with ML playing up front - but from what I'm reading he didn't score either or have a hand in either, but I stand to be corrected.

Langstaff won the ball to start the move for their first.