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  • Re: Loan Report

    Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
    Humphries scored a superb goal Jn what I think was the first game I saw him play - an under 18 match at Leckwith one Saturday lunchtime. He was always able to strike a ball well, but he wasn’t a regular goalscorer as he seemed to occupy more of a Ryan Wintle role. I:ve not checked, but I have a suspicion he was an unused sub for the FA Cup loss at Gillingham a few years ago- if he wasn’t a sub that day, I’m pretty sure he was in the party which travelled to it.
    Well remembered, he was a sub at Gillingham.

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    • Re: Loan Report

      A disappointing week for our loaned out players. The only winner was Roko Simic and he only got a minute for Karlsruher. Jesper Daland was suspended for Fortuna Dusseldorf's win on Friday.

      No luck for our National League players as Eastleigh and Yeovil suffered three defeats between them this week. Luey Giles started for Eastleigh on Tuesday as they bowed out of the FA Trophy but didn't feature yesterday in a heavy home defeat by Aldershot. Will Spiers was cup-tied in the week but played the full 90 yesterday, on the wing as far as I can make out.

      Dakarai Mafico played the 90 for Yeovil yesterday and Troy Perrett came on as sub but it was a poor team performance as they lost 2-1 at Brackley. The pair of them set up a late chance for Luke McCormick but it was saved.

      No action in the Welsh Leagues this weekend. Morgan Wigley has returned here from Barry but Isaac Jefferies (TNS) and Luke Armstrong (Penybont) are still on loan although Armstrong has morphed into our 18-year-old keeper Dan Higgs for the past couple of months. I'm not sure what's happened to Armstrong but Higgs seems to be doing well there, he picked up the player of the month award for November.

      Saving the best/worst till last, Tanatswa Nyakuhwa came on as sub for Newport at Gillingham and provided the assist for Cameron Antwi to put them 2-1 up in the 84th minute, which was still the score going into fifteen minutes of injury time. However, Nyakuhwa then gave away a penalty after a clumsy touch and a clumsier attempt to retrieve the ball left a home player on the floor and the lead had gone. They then conceded another to go 3-2 down and that's how it stayed after James Crole had a late effort well saved by 42-year-old keeper Glenn Morris to deny him a debut goal.

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      • Re: Loan Report

        Originally posted by Loramski View Post
        A disappointing week for our loaned out players. The only winner was Roko Simic and he only got a minute for Karlsruher. Jesper Daland was suspended for Fortuna Dusseldorf's win on Friday.

        No luck for our National League players as Eastleigh and Yeovil suffered three defeats between them this week. Luey Giles started for Eastleigh on Tuesday as they bowed out of the FA Trophy but didn't feature yesterday in a heavy home defeat by Aldershot. Will Spiers was cup-tied in the week but played the full 90 yesterday, on the wing as far as I can make out.

        Dakarai Mafico played the 90 for Yeovil yesterday and Troy Perrett came on as sub but it was a poor team performance as they lost 2-1 at Brackley. The pair of them set up a late chance for Luke McCormick but it was saved.

        No action in the Welsh Leagues this weekend. Morgan Wigley has returned here from Barry but Isaac Jefferies (TNS) and Luke Armstrong (Penybont) are still on loan although Armstrong has morphed into our 18-year-old keeper Dan Higgs for the past couple of months. I'm not sure what's happened to Armstrong but Higgs seems to be doing well there, he picked up the player of the month award for November.

        Saving the best/worst till last, Tanatswa Nyakuhwa came on as sub for Newport at Gillingham and provided the assist for Cameron Antwi to put them 2-1 up in the 84th minute, which was still the score going into fifteen minutes of injury time. However, Nyakuhwa then gave away a penalty after a clumsy touch and a clumsier attempt to retrieve the ball left a home player on the floor and the lead had gone. They then conceded another to go 3-2 down and that's how it stayed after James Crole had a late effort well saved by 42-year-old keeper Glenn Morris to deny him a debut goal.
        Thanks for that. I felt sorry for Nyakuhwa with that penalty- he found himself in an unusual position and seemed to panic after his poor first touch.

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        • Re: Loan Report

          Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
          Thanks for that. I felt sorry for Nyakuhwa with that penalty- he found himself in an unusual position and seemed to panic after his poor first touch.
          Looking at it again, maybe naive would be a better word than clumsy. The Gillingham guy doesn't make much of an attempt to play the ball, he just steps into Nyakuhwa's way and throws himself to the ground when the contact comes.

          I felt sorry for him too but this board would've melted if he'd done that for us. It's probably best he's learnt his lesson somewhere else.

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          • Re: Loan Report

            Originally posted by Loramski View Post
            Looking at it again, maybe naive would be a better word than clumsy. The Gillingham guy doesn't make much of an attempt to play the ball, he just steps into Nyakuhwa's way and throws himself to the ground when the contact comes.

            I felt sorry for him too but this board would've melted if he'd done that for us. It's probably best he's learnt his lesson somewhere else.
            True, I had a right go at him about Bolton’s late, late winner.

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            • Re: Loan Report

              Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
              True, I had a right go at him about BoltonÂ’s late, late winner.
              Oh yeah, a shitty weekend or something like that? We all get caught up on times

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              • Re: Loan Report

                Originally posted by Tuerto View Post
                Oh yeah, a shitty weekend or something like that? We all get caught up on times
                It was two days before I keeled over in my doctor’s surgery and spent eight days in hospital.

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                • Re: Loan Report

                  Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
                  It was two days before I keeled over in my doctor’s surgery and spent eight days in hospital.
                  Iit was certainly out of character for you.

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                  • Re: Loan Report

                    90 minutes for Will Spiers yesterday as Eastleigh lost their fourth game in a row but a quiet week otherwise for our loaned out players. Yeovil had both games postponed, as did St Mirren yesterday. Roko Simic didn't get on for Karlsruher, Jesper Daland got 14 minutes for Dusseldorf. Luke Armstrong is back in goal for Penybont and kept a clean sheet, Isaac Jefferies has joined TNS permanently.

                    After a couple of injury time mishaps this season, it was good to see Tanatswa Nyakuhwa survive unscathed yesterday after being brought on in the 91st minute. I'm guessing he blasted everything into row Z after what happened last week and Newport held on to their 2-1 lead.

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                    • Re: Loan Report

                      Originally posted by Loramski View Post
                      90 minutes for Will Spiers yesterday as Eastleigh lost their fourth game in a row but a quiet week otherwise for our loaned out players. Yeovil had both games postponed, as did St Mirren yesterday. Roko Simic didn't get on for Karlsruher, Jesper Daland got 14 minutes for Dusseldorf. Luke Armstrong is back in goal for Penybont and kept a clean sheet, Isaac Jefferies has joined TNS permanently.

                      After a couple of injury time mishaps this season, it was good to see Tanatswa Nyakuhwa survive unscathed yesterday after being brought on in the 91st minute. I'm guessing he blasted everything into row Z after what happened last week and Newport held on to their 2-1 lead.
                      I wonder why he was sent to Newport to sit on the subs bench for 90 minutes, surely the whole idea is for him to get game time and experience?
                      If he isn’t good enough for a team in the relegation zone of league two, there’s not much chance of him making any progress here, I would have thought?

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                      • Re: Loan Report

                        Originally posted by olderblue View Post
                        I wonder why he was sent to Newport to sit on the subs bench for 90 minutes, surely the whole idea is for him to get game time and experience?
                        If he isn’t good enough for a team in the relegation zone of league two, there’s not much chance of him making any progress here, I would have thought?
                        Early days yet though. Newport have just signed James Crole on a two and a half year contract and he's been on the bench too. Nyakuhwa hasn't had a lot of game time lately, I haven't been surprised to see him being eased into things there.

                        Loans are complicated and unpredictable. Joel Colwill struggled to make any kind of impact at Exeter last season, what conclusion do we draw from that? I don't see Nyakuhwa as a player who's going to be consistently getting 90 minutes of game time at this stage of his career, much like Alves for us last season. Hopefully he'll grow into it there and become a key player for them but we'll see. He should learn and benefit from the experience whatever happens, as Colwill seems to have done.

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                        • Re: Loan Report

                          Originally posted by Loramski View Post
                          Early days yet though. Newport have just signed James Crole on a two and a half year contract and he's been on the bench too. Nyakuhwa hasn't had a lot of game time lately, I haven't been surprised to see him being eased into things there.

                          Loans are complicated and unpredictable. Joel Colwill struggled to make any kind of impact at Exeter last season, what conclusion do we draw from that? I don't see Nyakuhwa as a player who's going to be consistently getting 90 minutes of game time at this stage of his career, much like Alves for us last season. Hopefully he'll grow into it there and become a key player for them but we'll see. He should learn and benefit from the experience whatever happens, as Colwill seems to have done.
                          I get that, I think the difference is Colwill wasn’t sent to a team fighting against relegation out of the league, I would have thought he’d been better off going to a team mid way up the conference table
                          Less pressure and probably more game time

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                          • Re: Loan Report

                            Originally posted by olderblue View Post
                            I get that, I think the difference is Colwill wasn’t sent to a team fighting against relegation out of the league, I would have thought he’d been better off going to a team mid way up the conference table
                            Less pressure and probably more game time
                            But then the club would be criticised for not sending him to a league side so he'd be more ready for Championship (or League 1) football next season. It's never easy to judge without knowing more about the player, his character, the club he's going to etc but I think we've got this about right.

                            He's already aware he's going to have to fight for a starting place and when he does play there'll be something on every game both for himself and the team. If playing 90 minutes every week with no pressure was going to benefit him then we might as well have kept him here playing u-21s, in my opinion.

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                            • Re: Loan Report

                              It finally stopped raining for long enough to let Yeovil Town get a game in this weekend and they took full advantage by winning their FA Trophy last 16 tie at Telford 2-0. 90 minutes and good performances from Troy Perrett and Dakarai Mafico. Both players were praised by manager Billy Rowley after the game; Perrett for taking up intelligent positions, Mafico for taking on board new things being asked of him both on and off the ball.

                              A good win for Yeovil, who had five players out either cup-tied or injured, as they got through a tricky looking tie in front of a healthy away support of 444. I don't know anything about the rest of their squad but one report I saw said a Yeovil defender had a 'reputation for shithousery'. Perry Ng should sue for breach of copyright.

                              Not much else to report. Kion Etete was subbed at half time in St Mirren's 0-0 draw with Dundee, Roko Simic got 15 minutes for Karlsruher and that's about it. Luey Giles didn't get on in another defeat for Eastleigh. Will Spiers wasn't in the squad, presumably injured, and Tanatswa Nyakuhwa wasn't in Newport's squad either as they fell to a second heavy defeat of the week, at Bristol Rovers. Jesper Daland's Fortuna Dusseldorf play this lunchtime.

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                              • Re: Loan Report

                                Etete came on as sub after 63 minutes of St Mirren's Scottish Cup game last night, then was subbed off again before extra time started. Injured again or just not playing well?

                                Weirdly, the guy who replaced him was also subbed off, so the line-up shows J. Devaney - K. Etete 63' - M. Dijksteel 90' - J. Calvin 102'. Must be quite rare.

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