I thought all transfers were agreed weeks in advance, and they only delay them until deadline day for the drama?
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Looking at the BBC site there has been limited activity across all divisions and as someone said in an earlier post it is sometimes a domino effect when we are chasing a player the parent club needs to sort out replacements etc and I suspect agents make it messy as well
Ugbo has gone
https://twitter.com/CardiffCityFC/st...07770143096888
Was hoping we’d get Moore in before Leeds, going to be a struggle getting our usual 3 points without a decent striker…..thoughts brooks was nailed on too according to some….:shrug:
I doubt if Ugbo would have been allowed to leave if the club weren't confident of signing a replacement. Therefore it would come as a surprise if a forward wasn't incoming pretty soon.
The fact we gave accrued a decent haul of points so far has taken the pressure off the club somewhat, notwithstanding an unlikely push for a play-off place.
Two signings close says Bulut.
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...rdiff-28426914
I was doing it, not that I drink often, I went to watch Bath on Tuesday night, spotted the bar was open, im stood on the terrace having a pint ( I love that feeling ) a nice cold pint when its 0 C :hehe:, my daughter says " no dry January then " , Oh Damm, I forgot
Linked with Tsunoda from Japan. Can't wait for the person to say they've seen him loads and he's a great player.
Apparently he is off to Belgium first.
interesting one, decent potential upsides to this move, player seems to be growing in reputation and a much better age to be bringing in than most of the players we are linked with
at first glance looks like a replacement for Panzo - left sided CM who can also cover at left back
but that wouldn't explain the loaning out to Kortrijk, and why wouldn't they just sign him directly?
https://youtu.be/iB3Nvw-cWDM?si=VIkCEmp8lV2GTp_c
probably to early for the obligatory grainy YouTube footage set to the worst music you've ever heard, but I'm posting it anyway in the hopes that it kick-starts the transfer window
thats true - is it easier to obtain in Belgium?
If that was the case, then it is even more interesting, as it raises questions about who would be driving this transfer, as you wou'dn't have thought Bulut would be pushing for a transfer that he might not even get to use
Linked today with Luton attacking midfielder/striker John McAtee
https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/su...ton-town-star/
Think youre being a little unfair, half of those clubs were when he was 18/19 going out on loan. Id much rather someone go out on loan playing mans football than playing academy football. We know only too well from our own acadamy weve had many prospects who played meaningless academy football for far too long instead of going out on meaningful loans and have just drifted out of the game.
Agree, and u23 football. Whenever I have watched it it looks like an exercise in showing how an individual has been coached to death, a bit like those shit courses you have to go on with work that are carried out in safe and forgiving environments without the obvious Panic factor of a real life situation. Maybe that's harsh, but it's noticeable when young players make the step up.
Thing is, and without sounding like an old Twat ( which I sort of am) there doesn't seem to be the urgency with young players coming through at the club, and I don't think it's their fault, it's got to be the way they're coached and nurtured. Look at the players we have produced pre academy. Gunter, Lesley, Earnshaw, Ginge, Ramsey, Mathews etc They all had their faults, but they all had that character to succeed, take control of situations, prepared to make mistakes. That type of attitude seems to have gone with this ultra level of coaching. Might be wrong as it's only anecdotal, although I'm only speaking about our club.
These kids are wrapped in a bubble from the age of 7 years old sometimes younger, and theyve not got the fight or desire that generations before had. Add that to the fact there is less aggression in the game and, for me anyway, weve lost something from our game.
Look at Sam Bowen for example. Dropping down to Newport at 21 years old he wasnt prepared for the physicality of league two. Its only now hes playing for Wealdstone, who like to get the ball down and play, hes finally showing what he can do in the mens game but hes 23 this month. Boys like that left to stagnate in academys its no good long term.
Sion Spence another. He was flying as a teenager, one of the best players for his age with Neco Williams with Wales under 21s. I think hes playing 6th or 7th tier now.