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Re: Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 03 Jul 2013, 22:39
by yellowforever
Would a Jordan Robertson who hasn't played in 2 years be any less fit than a Rene Howe? :whistle:

Re: Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 03 Jul 2013, 22:54
by SkyBlueGull
Reece Brown - I wouldnt touch him with a barge pole - he is absolutely useless in my opinion.

CCFC only had him on trial as they were scraping the barrell

However I would be seriously interested in William Edjenguele and Jordan Clarke - one a central defender that the fans would love and one a fantastic young product as a full back (think Leadbitter but 10 times better) - that CCFc have released - or at least told them that they dont feature in their plans/squad with a year left on their contracts

Re: Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 08:26
by Lukeyboy WFC
cambgull wrote:Don't know much about Bowerman but Taundry I'd like to see. I know he mainly played at right or left back but can he play in centre mid too?
Spot on regarding Taundry mate.Mainly Right back over the last couple of years but started off in centre mid,

Re: Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 12:56
by yellowforever
SkyBlueGull wrote:Reece Brown - I wouldnt touch him with a barge pole - he is absolutely useless in my opinion.

CCFC only had him on trial as they were scraping the barrell

However I would be seriously interested in William Edjenguele and Jordan Clarke - one a central defender that the fans would love and one a fantastic young product as a full back (think Leadbitter but 10 times better) - that CCFc have released - or at least told them that they dont feature in their plans/squad with a year left on their contracts
I think Clarke could be a bit above our budget, but Edjenguele seems more reasonable. On the subject of L1 released players, our old friend Grandison has been released from Shrewsbury. Although he was diabolical when we beat them 5-0, he was a couple of years younger and was playing out of position at RB, since then I was under the impression that he improved as a CB so I'm a little bit miffed as to why he's been released. Injury/Performance? Either way, he's the sort of player we could see sign on for us next season.

Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 13:10
by Chris B
I think it was actually Grandison who rejected Shrewsbury's offer of a contract extension. I would've loved to have seen Mark Roberts join, but he's signed for Fleetwood after a successful few years at Stevenage. Let's hope Knill has other names in mind to fill the crucial vacated positions in central defence and up front.

Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 13:20
by ferrarilover
I too have just seen the news about Roberts and Fleetwood. I'm a little sad we weren't linked with him or, indeed, successful in landing him. He's a direct Saah replacement, incredible in the air, a threat from corners, a leader off the pitch and on it if Manse is missing. Still, plenty more (probably slightly less tasty) fish in the sea.

Matt.

Re: Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 13:28
by CP Gull
Always been impressed with Roberts whenever I've seen him play for Stevenage. Although there is no transfer fee involved, I would imagine Fleetwood must be paying him a fairly hefty wage! They were trying to lure Creswell from Southend and were rumoured to have bid £100k but clearly have now moved on and to my mind at least have got a better player.

They are putting together a really strong squad at Fleetwood and together with perhaps Chesterfield and Portsmouth have made the most quality additions this close season. I can see all three up there challenging next season.

Re: Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 13:29
by Gulliball
Stevenage were desperate to keep Roberts, and I think Swindon were in for him too. Do drop down a level and join Fleetwood, the money must be big.

Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 13:32
by ferrarilover
£100,000 for an intra-League Two transfer of a defender. Jesus, how times have changed...

Portsmouth's quality this season will depend much more on their off-field position than their on field quality. There are plenty of good teams this year, and the division will be much more diverse than the utter, utter crap to which we were treated last year.

Matt.

Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 14:39
by Fonda
Joe Anyinsah on trial at Cheltenham. Would have been a decent option as mentioned previously.

Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 14:55
by ferrarilover
On Trial you say, presumably for the crime of impersonating a footballer?

I thank you.

Matt.

Re: Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 15:30
by yellowforever
ferrarilover wrote:On Trial you say, presumably for the crime of impersonating a footballer?

I thank you.

Matt.
Bang on. Very overrated from what I've seen of him, and would probably demand extortionate wages.

Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 15:55
by godfather_tufc
any truth that jake robinson could be coming on trial on monday?

Re: Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 15:59
by Richinns
godfather_tufc wrote:any truth that jake robinson could be coming on trial on monday?
From what I have heard on hear I would imagine not unless he has come down to tidy his room!

Player to bring in (suggestions)

Posted: 04 Jul 2013, 16:11
by godfather_tufc
its just i heard two lads that were released from Northampton could start training with us from monday