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Feel at 21 has a lot more to offer than a 27 year old , his ball control is better ,he is youthful , we just need to play to his strengths and support him and play Issak Davies beside him running at pace .
If we can get Kaba cheap great , no stupid 5 million fee please as I don't think he is worth it .
Kaba’s goals have kept us up and that’s worth more than five million
Whoever found him playing in European football obscurity take a bow
Not just Kaba but it will be a very interesting summer transfer window
Firstly there’s securing the manager for next season then that managers targets?
Do you even think we could pay £5m even if we wanted to?Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
He's kept us up
If we can keep him we should break our balls trying to do so
I would keep Wickham if he sorted himself out
Do agree let secure our current managers contract ,whose excellent decision to link Kaba , Etete keep faith in it has hugely contributed to those very goal opportunitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by Sunnysideup
Lots of potential in Etete but I think he needs to be a bit tougher, more aggressive but most of all he needs to add more goals. He’s still young and improving, certainly a player in him but still a lot of work to be done.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
I don’t want to see a cart house ambling around the field. He can go.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
If hes fit Wickham is far better than a cart horse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Blue
Etete has improved but he's far from the finished article. We should of course persevere with him but he's no Kaba yet but as he's still not fully developed he will get stronger. He shows some promise but surely we can't rely on him to be our only viable big striker assuming Harris will depart. Our biggest loss will be Kipre but I can't see how we would be able to sign him. I would not retain Wickham as he's clearly not up to it any more.
Etete and Kaba together seems to work pretty well.
Kaba has 8 goals in 15. Would be in double figures if he was better at penalties. I'd love to see him stay, but it's hard to see that happening.
By now his fitness should be a lot better , he looks very sluggish even coming on as a a sub I think he is crocked .Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
Let not forget we got a good footballer in Robinson
Danish top flight club that plays most years in Europe... I can't imagine it was the hardest of scouting operations. He was probably on the radar of a lot of clubs, but timing was just lucky for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sunnysideup
I wouldn’t bother with Wickham personally. He’s done a job but we can do betterQuote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Maybe soQuote:
Originally Posted by EastbourneBlue
I doubt etete has the strength to put himself about like Wickham can though
Wickham should be offered a basic deal if he is to stay , he needs to be jettisoned if he's found to be repeating his gas and alcohol nonsense
What are the chances of Etete proving to be the best of our signings from last summer? Probably not, but three months ago I’d have said no chance, now I’m thinking it might be possible - it’s strange though, like Rubin Colwill, Etete’s best performances have come in away games.
I always said Etete would come good, He looks awkward as hell, but defenders hate that
With Robinson injured, Etete has benefited from more game time.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
His performances over the past month have been impressive ...
I believe we have a potential star.
Wickham clearly is up to it on his performances and he is only 30. He set up the second goal on Thursday as well and two at Blackpool, plus the one he scored.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vindec