New contracts for Rubin and Joel Colwill

[Michael Morris]

Rubin Colwill & Joel Colwill have both signed new long term contracts. Rubin until 2027 and Joel until 2028.

[2b2bdoo]

Oh they are long.

Would love these two to come good.

[TWGL1]

Rubin Colwill & Joel Colwill have both signed new long term contracts. Rubin until 2027 and Joel until 2028.

Good news , club doing well in this regard and it’s been along time coming

[Carl Dale's Mole]

Wow that’s brilliant. Did not see that coming and kills the small part of my brain that thought Rubin was starting to hate it here.

[North Cardiff Blue]

Oh they are long.

Would love these two to come good.

Absolutely, the clubs backed them and done their bit!

[Rjk]

Great news

[Undercoverinwurzelland]

Good to see

[Enoch Mort]

Good news indeed. Good to see the club has faith in them

[WJ99mobile]

Down to Rubin now not to become a Emyr Huws

[Pedro de la Rosa]

Down to Rubin now not to become a Emyr Huws

It is also down to the club to create an environment where they can flourish, rather than stand still. So many of our players get here and stay the same or regress. You can’t tell me that is every single player’s fault.

It is great news about these two. Joel getting a 5 year deal is a serious statement about how good they think he is going to be.

[jon1959]

Fantastic!

[WJ99mobile]

You can’t tell me that is every single player’s fault.

I can't and know there's some real bad management around but I look back at the next big things and very few of them rose back up the ranks.

[AdrianAlston]

It is also down to the club to create an environment where they can flourish, rather than stand still. So many of our players get here and stay the same or regress. You can’t tell me that is every single player’s fault.

It is great news about these two. Joel getting a 5 year deal is a serious statement about how good they think he is going to be.

Spot on. Those idiots who say 'if they were good enough they would be in the team' or
'survival of the fittest' are talking rubbish. The development of young football players simply doesn't work like that.

Look how Ajax slowly integrate their ypung world class players (Eredivise is probably a lower standard than the Championship) or how slowly Man City have integrated Foden, the greatest British talent since Rooney.

It just needs brave management, rather than the short-termism (sic), save my arse, blame everyone else style that is so prevalent with modern managers (though hardly surprising given their lack of job security). That's why I always had a little bit of sympathy for Morrison.

The new contracts for the Colwill's is brilliant news and is a rare display of prudence and common sense by the club. Long may it continue.