🎯Summer 2025 Transfer Targets and Rumours

[BigFatPie]

Maybe how Rob Street did and how our January signings did is a reflection of their respective coaches rather than their intrinsic ability.

Certainly Will Jarvis is no more an effective wing back then I am an award winning chef.

[KCNotts]

Maybe how Rob Street did and how our January signings did is a reflection of their respective coaches rather than their intrinsic ability.

Certainly Will Jarvis is no more an effective wing back then I am an award winning chef.

True dat.

I'd make the same argument for Jatta and Traore. No wonder Jatta's goals dried up when nobody passed to him and we didn't play to his strengths. Maynard don't have a clue what to do with Traore either. I'm expecting him to come good under a proper coach.

[Notts78]

True dat.

I'd make the same argument for Jatta and Traore. No wonder Jatta's goals dried up when nobody passed to him and we didn't play to his strengths. Maynard don't have a clue what to do with Traore either. I'm expecting him to come good under a proper coach.

And a pre season of getting to know his team mates.

Coming in to a squad mid season is a fairly thankless task for a coach as you are dealing with games (often sat/tue), managing players minutes, injuries which makes it more difficult for a new player to get properly coached with his team mates.
I do wonder if Traore?s header versus Port Vale had gone in, how that might have given him a huge lift and how that might have changed the course of ours and his season.
It was clear to me that SM didn?t fancy Traore. He rarely played despite injury to DM and Jatta being flogged like a donkey. That?s the bit SM is responsible for? the mismanaging of his front line IMO. He was quick enough to rotate his defenders and to some degree his midfield and wing backs.