Transfer rumour thread 19/20

[offshore_arab83]

Shamelessly stolen fae Tek:

supposedly on trial is a Jordan Lennon of which i canna find anything online?

and a Collins Tanor https://www.transfermarkt.com/collin...spieler/419500

Edit found this on the boy Lennon, he's a Londoner https://csssaints.com/sports/mens-so...an-lennon/5387

[JamesMcClean]

After Emil Lyng and the pub player from Barnet, anything is an improvement in this window.

[offshore_arab83]

After Emil Lyng and the pub player from Barnet, anything is an improvement in this window.

Excellent point Jeem

[shedka]

On the plus side Siegrist, Watson, Stanton (originally signed on loan by McKinnon but made permanent by Laszlo) and Clark have all played a big part this season.

He also gave Appere a 2 year deal when others might’ve released him and signed Banks on his first professional contract who we’re about to get money for.

True but a lot of terrible signings too and all players that didn't really make a difference until Neilson created the solid base with the signings in January that they could then augment.

Not in the same category as Brewster deserving huge credit for the signings of Conway, Hunt, Kalvenes bit didn't sign lots of keech that we were left with.

[shedka]

Shhh... You can't say anything good about Laszlo on here.

Ha ha more willing to put up a defence of Csaba than Neilson


Faf

[jjaflup22]

Ha ha more willing to put up a defence of Csaba than Neilson


Faf

No, I can simply see the faults in both of them, unlike you.

[shedka]

No, I can simply see the faults in both of them, unlike you.

Every manager has faults, Neilson no different, however in his case far outweighed by his strengths, they aren't in the same category, one has so far been a very good manager for us, the other was an embarrassing utd manager and saw us to our weakest in my life time so presumably our weakest since the mid to late fifties. FACT.

[NOSCOTCAPS]

Looking like Sow is back and cant be put elsewhere; so Robbie going keep him as an option. Despite his poor showing so far, from what I have seen he does have some nice touches (i know this is not what is needed). But his height alone if he can bring himself to jump maybe of value and offer another dimension and allow us to play a 'lump it forward game,' which we sometimes resort to. Everyone deserves a second chance except Lyng etc.

[JamesMcClean]

We’re in such a good place now though that we don’t need to be rushing out and panic buying in pub players from Barnet. If we had no arrivals and no departures this window I would have no quarrel whatsoever. Any that do come in have to be of a standard to be able to play in the Premiership to a good level - getting in Championship standard will serve no purpose at all now - we’re beyond that thankfully. What is good is that because of where we are we should be able to attract such players with a 95% guarantee of only 5 months ‘down below’. By contrast, we’re probably able to offer better assurances regarding Premiership football next season than, incredibly, Hearts for instance.

[jjaflup22]

Every manager has faults, Neilson no different, however in his case far outweighed by his strengths, they aren't in the same category, one has so far been a very good manager for us, the other was an embarrassing utd manager and saw us to our weakest in my life time so presumably our weakest since the mid to late fifties. FACT.

One was backed by decent owners plus given money to buy a 30+ goal a season striker, one wasn't. And you could say the same about most of our recent managers.