Reply With QuoteWe have enough strikers who have never played/barely scored in the championship.
| + Visit Cardiff FC for Latest News, Transfer Gossip, Fixtures and Match Results |
'Albion are delighted to confirm the signing of striker Brandon Thomas-Asante from Salford City for an undisclosed fee.
The 23-year-old has penned a three-year contract at The Hawthorns and arrives in a rich vein of form, having netted five goals in seven appearances so far this season. Thomas-Asante, who can also play as a winger, joined Salford in September 2019, and scored 30 goals in 97 starts at Moor Lane.'
Albion had a reported striking problem just a few days ago and were chasing Lewis Grabban when two strikers were out with injuries. Suddenly, one of their reserve strikers, Callum Robinson, was available after they signed Thomas-Asante.
Thomas-A came on in the game last night and scored a poacher's goal in injury time to snatch a draw.
My question is, why didn't we sign Thomas-Asanti?
(Answer: prolly all down to money...)
We have enough strikers who have never played/barely scored in the championship.
Just imagine announcing an unproven L2 striker instead of what we got. Last time we did that we got Watters. Blood on the moon comes to mind.
Are Baggies fans happy with losing Robinson for Thomas-Asante?Originally Posted by Cyclops
Looked a decent player from what I saw last night.
Dunno.
But after seeing and hearing the Baggies fans reaction to what appeared to be a defeat turned to consuming joy when A-T scored a neat, Johnny-on-the-spot goal, I suggest they are more positive about this signing.
Baggies fans not happy full stop. My European MD is a WBA ST holder and has been here in Poland this week. He can’t understand their transfer window and couldn’t help understand the release of Robinson when they have a shortage of strikers.
Posting Permissions
