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Knocked down the door to sign him on loan, apparently
Good move for himQuote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Good news.
We need another 5 or 6 out.
Will get 6 goals from now until the end of the season. Cue fans on here demanding to bring him back, always new he was a good player, Morison and Hudsons fault, destroyed his confidence. Watters returns, absolute shite....
🤣 yeah. Bit like the Glatzel threads. Didnt play to his mystery strengths.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
It always happens, Wintle was Pirlo at Blackpool, McGuiness is now crowned the new Mozza! Even though he's a bit shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
I think McGuinness can come good. He's playing extremely well for a very big football club, who are about 5 positions below us in the pyramid! Watters will never score regularly at Champ level.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Gavin Whyte did it 3 seasons running, every time he went on loan somewhere else he got better in people's collective memories.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
I'm not sure about Mcguiness, i didn't really see that much to get enthused about. He's alright in a battle, balls flying about aboove head height and that, but anything along the deck and if we're stretched, then he really struggled, he's a heavy legged lump of a player in my opinion, although i hope that you are right Pedro, we need smething!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Yes I hope he can also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
I wasn't convinced by him when he was here though, made a lot of errors, and didn't look that comfortable under a high ball - that said if youngsters are going to succeed then you have to accept some mistakes at times during their development
Yes and Yes! that's how it works :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
He got dumped in a crap side with crap managers. He'd only played 24 games by the time he signed for us. He'll get better but it depends how much he will get better. We really, really need him to come off. My best mate is a Wednesday fan and they absolutely love him. I agree he had major flaws but if they can get ironed out a little, with time, he might be OK.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Every bloody time. Even after Hull didn't want him back people thought he "needed a chance". Absolute garbage. Definitely a contender for Warnock's worst ever signing. £2.5m and he's not anywhere near Champ standard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
I thought that the loaning out of Maguiness was a good decision because wed see Denham pushing for a place. Instead we got Jack Simpson.
I dont know if Maguiness will be a big success but he will give us a much needed threat at set plays plus we are now without a right back for weeks.
Id rather Ng go back there. Maguiness alongside Kipre.
If Denham and Bagan can't get in the side at present, they aren't very good. By the end, Nkounkou was putting us 1-0 down every week and he still started over Bagan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
I know what you're getting at, but Hudson might not fancy a younger player?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Denham has been injured almost all season. According to Hudson today he has been 'building back up' but felt a slight strain in his calf during the warm up pre-training today - so is injured again. At least that is only a calf not a new growth spurt!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Bagan appears to be fit now but the story from Hudson has been that he isn't doing enough (in training and u21s?) to force his way into the team. He says he has regular private conversations with Bagan about what he needs to do. The ball is in the player's court.
It would be a real bonus if both of them could force their way (back) into the squad this season. They'll be needed.
I actually think Watters is a naturally good player but a lazy ****
That’s why he’ll shine in league one and look like shit a level above
Might be contractually and financially obliged to play himQuote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
Officially signed on loan https://twitter.com/cardiffcityfc/st...lRl7a41mTsFAbQ
Gavin Whyte actually played quite well when I saw him for Hull but in a completely different position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
Some players just do better in different teams, doesn’t necessarily mean they’re good or shit.
Good luck to him, he will do well in league one.
If the transfer embargo isn't lifted, then we can still sign players to make the squad total number up to 22 (or is it 23?). With the embargo in place, the only way to make changes is via the loan system, and to do that, we need to free up places in the squad. The more we lend out, the more changes we can make. Anyone who earns a decent wage, or isn't contributing, can go somewhere else. If Hudson can lend out two or three, that could translate into two or three new players.
23 I think. We had 22, so with Watters and Morrison going that gives us 3 spaces. Centre forward, left back and central midfielder?Quote:
Originally Posted by tforturton
Dont let Cody leave on Sunday.
They have to bring in striker now. Although Watters was a down the pecking order he was still an option. Also Crole going out on loan.
Good move for us!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonezy17
Yes. He can get experience at that level before next season when we'll need a League 1 striker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Dandruff
He was in League 1, which may have something to do with it…Quote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
In the Hudson press conference today he was asked (again) by WOL Glen Williams about what is possible under the transfer embargo if it stays in place. As I understood it they both agreed that no loans or frees are possible under a FIFA embargo and all the talk of bringing in players to fill a senior squad of 23 is from the EFL embargo rules. That completely contradicts what WOL has been saying in numerous articles since the embargo was confirmed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Undercoverinwurzelland
Williams appeared to have just found out about the difference between FIFA and EFL rules. Hudson agreed - but he has never appeared to be on top of the details of the embargo when questioned before, so not sure he is an expert. If that is right the club have no wriggle room. Loans can come back (like McGuinness) but that is it.
Of course that may all be wrong - the sources don't inspire confidence.
Wouldn't be surprised if neither the club or WOL know what the rules are.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
I've just looked at the EFL rules again (if those apply), and loaning players out doesn't free up a space in your 23 anyway, only selling/releasing them.
He was putting us one nil down, but now we've lost O'Dowda further forward we can't score it's a nightmare down our left. losing Collins was a disaster.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
We couldn't score with O'Dowda there either, to be fair...Quote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue