Ryan Giles is back training with Wolves during the international break.
Lage says they will do some work with him to make him better.
Doesn’t sound like an ideal situation.
https://the72.co.uk/255140/birmingha...ing-this-week/
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Ryan Giles is back training with Wolves during the international break.
Lage says they will do some work with him to make him better.
Doesn’t sound like an ideal situation.
https://the72.co.uk/255140/birmingha...ing-this-week/
Not heard of that before with loan players but without a game he may have also gone home for a few days so also makes sense.
Nice way to maybe keep them involved with their parent club too, they know they are being looked at etc etc.
I believe it's common practice in international breaks. Makes them feel involved, they can visit home/family/friends etc
At first, I thought this doesn't make good reading. However, on reflection, it probably makes some sense. The Player gets to spend time with his family and as 'City123' said... makes the player not feel detached from his parent club.
Sounds like a good idea. Maybe we should be doing that with our loanees.
What about all the preparation and work we need to do before our next game?Quote:
Originally Posted by Trigger
We’ll be doing our new moves and he won’t know what’s going on.
Half the squad will be missing due to international duty so it's no different going back to his parent club Vs getting an international call up.Quote:
Originally Posted by EastbourneBlue
Yeah nice touch.Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
Hopefully he brings a couple back with him.
Someone forgot to tell Wolves that the players are not just hoofing it, perhaps?Quote:
Originally Posted by EastbourneBlue
It’s a very good idea. He may land a cross on someone’s head on his return.