Abdoulaye's going t'Souk transfer thread
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What you talkin' about Welish?bobo the clown wrote:.... anyway, how's the search for a proper full back going do you think ??
The first thing Douggie did when he came in was sort out the defence.
It was boring at first, but worth it.
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Swimmingly.bobo the clown wrote:.... anyway, how's the search for a proper full back going do you think ??
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/bo ... t/11026562._/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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I have some GREAT news for you Willy.Wandering Willy wrote:What you talkin' about Welish?bobo the clown wrote:.... anyway, how's the search for a proper full back going do you think ??
The first thing Douggie did when he came in was sort out the defence.
It was boring at first, but worth it.
Kevin Davies' son Lucas follows in the footsteps of the former Bolton Wanderers striker
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/11 ... r/?ref=mrs" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Just 'cos you're a better footballer than your Dad before you are 10, doesn't necessarily mean you're any good.Worthy4England wrote:I have some GREAT news for you Willy.Wandering Willy wrote:What you talkin' about Welish?bobo the clown wrote:.... anyway, how's the search for a proper full back going do you think ??
The first thing Douggie did when he came in was sort out the defence.
It was boring at first, but worth it.
Kevin Davies' son Lucas follows in the footsteps of the former Bolton Wanderers striker
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/11 ... r/?ref=mrs" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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mmm. Knee knack. looks like about 40 appearances in 4 seasons albeit tbf he's only young. Most footie sites say he's a CH. DF says he's a LB.Little Green Man wrote:Swimmingly.bobo the clown wrote:.... anyway, how's the search for a proper full back going do you think ??
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/bo ... t/11026562._/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Or not.
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From that article:Little Green Man wrote:Swimmingly.bobo the clown wrote:.... anyway, how's the search for a proper full back going do you think ??
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/bo ... t/11026562._/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Or not.
Bad knee, not really been tested.
Likes playing fullback, online sources I have searched state he is a centre half. We already have a centre half who like playing full back.
Match fitness an issue.
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jaffka wrote: Bad knee, not really been tested.
Likes playing fullback, online sources I have searched state he is a centre half. We already have a centre half who like playing full back.
Match fitness an issue.
Had a whole succession of injury long-termers going back to Quinton Fortune. Sean Davies, Holden, Mark Davies, Mears, Tierney come to mind immediately, and Beckford hardly seems a Kevin Davies for fitness. Last thing we need is a bad injury candidate. We could do with a bit of good luck, that's for sure. .
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Re: Abdoulaye's going t'Souk transfer thread
Could be the next Eidur, who was signed in similar circumstances. Eidur did have better credentials (a spell at PSV if I recall correctly) but this guy already has caps for Sweden - no mean feat, right?
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If Doggie is kicking his heels and stroking his chin over this deal it's probably because the kid wants a good wedge every week. He's making the same noises as he did when he signed Bastos last month - "Young, my type of player, young, not ready yet."
Direct quote : “Is he ready to come into the team right now? Probably not, and that is a little concern of mine."
Between the lines: "He wants too much money for where I think he's at right now."
Direct quote : “Is he ready to come into the team right now? Probably not, and that is a little concern of mine."
Between the lines: "He wants too much money for where I think he's at right now."
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I'm not really sure what "not ready" means in Dougie language. The ones he considers ready are losing every week and seeing a draw as some sort of victory. D.F comes across as a bit of a joyless character who might well scrape the black bits off toast before deciding it's ready. It's been said many times in football (indeed any sport) "If you're good enough, you're old enough". The kids are doing really well and beating some decent sides. Are they not ready, because under twenty one is hardly kindergarten and in sport these days, 34/35 is considered more zimmer than Zinadine.
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I think the problem is that he is under 23, so despite being a free agent still will command a fee to his previous club.Dr Hotdog wrote:If Doggie is kicking his heels and stroking his chin over this deal it's probably because the kid wants a good wedge every week. He's making the same noises as he did when he signed Bastos last month - "Young, my type of player, young, not ready yet."
Direct quote : “Is he ready to come into the team right now? Probably not, and that is a little concern of mine."
Between the lines: "He wants too much money for where I think he's at right now."
So are we prepared to pay that (doubtful), and even if we were would that transfer be allowed now the window has closed? Would appear a grey area if I understand the rules correctly.
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That's a pretty shifty rule if it's true!
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I've seen a lot of Dyrestam - I live in Gothenburg and have a season ticket for IFK.
The lads got potential - he's quick, big, technically decent. The Swedish league isnt great so its hard to judge if he's got the quality to make it in England.
I have reservations about his defensive nous....which given the general lack of defensive nous overall within the team is a worry. Sometimes his pace gets him out of trouble. Plus he's benefited when playing with experienced communicative defenders, who will lead the defence.... so, none of our lot then.
I can see why Dougie is suggesting he may not be ready yet. Its not just the injury its also that he'll need time to adapt. He's not sooooooo good that he'll come in and be immediately impressive.
Personally I also think he'll be a better centre half than a full back. He's not an attacking full back. But then part of Dougie's problems is that he seems to want to play a system (4-2-3-1) which relies on attacking fullbacks to provide width, but uses converted centre halves as full backs. But thats another issue entirely...
The lads got potential - he's quick, big, technically decent. The Swedish league isnt great so its hard to judge if he's got the quality to make it in England.
I have reservations about his defensive nous....which given the general lack of defensive nous overall within the team is a worry. Sometimes his pace gets him out of trouble. Plus he's benefited when playing with experienced communicative defenders, who will lead the defence.... so, none of our lot then.
I can see why Dougie is suggesting he may not be ready yet. Its not just the injury its also that he'll need time to adapt. He's not sooooooo good that he'll come in and be immediately impressive.
Personally I also think he'll be a better centre half than a full back. He's not an attacking full back. But then part of Dougie's problems is that he seems to want to play a system (4-2-3-1) which relies on attacking fullbacks to provide width, but uses converted centre halves as full backs. But thats another issue entirely...
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Re: Abdoulaye's going t'Souk transfer thread
If he's a free agent you can sign him. If it's a transfer you can't.BWFC_Insane wrote:I think the problem is that he is under 23, so despite being a free agent still will command a fee to his previous club.Dr Hotdog wrote:If Doggie is kicking his heels and stroking his chin over this deal it's probably because the kid wants a good wedge every week. He's making the same noises as he did when he signed Bastos last month - "Young, my type of player, young, not ready yet."
Direct quote : “Is he ready to come into the team right now? Probably not, and that is a little concern of mine."
Between the lines: "He wants too much money for where I think he's at right now."
So are we prepared to pay that (doubtful), and even if we were would that transfer be allowed now the window has closed? Would appear a grey area if I understand the rules correctly.
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That's bonkers if true! they can sever all ties with him but still jeopardise his future chances if finding a club? Very unfair rule if so.BWFC_Insane wrote:I think the problem is that he is under 23, so despite being a free agent still will command a fee to his previous club.Dr Hotdog wrote:If Doggie is kicking his heels and stroking his chin over this deal it's probably because the kid wants a good wedge every week. He's making the same noises as he did when he signed Bastos last month - "Young, my type of player, young, not ready yet."
Direct quote : “Is he ready to come into the team right now? Probably not, and that is a little concern of mine."
Between the lines: "He wants too much money for where I think he's at right now."
So are we prepared to pay that (doubtful), and even if we were would that transfer be allowed now the window has closed? Would appear a grey area if I understand the rules correctly.
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He hasn't had much choice since Tierney got injured.Mixu Fattypieman wrote:I've seen a lot of Dyrestam - I live in Gothenburg and have a season ticket for IFK.
The lads got potential - he's quick, big, technically decent. The Swedish league isnt great so its hard to judge if he's got the quality to make it in England.
I have reservations about his defensive nous....which given the general lack of defensive nous overall within the team is a worry. Sometimes his pace gets him out of trouble. Plus he's benefited when playing with experienced communicative defenders, who will lead the defence.... so, none of our lot then.
I can see why Dougie is suggesting he may not be ready yet. Its not just the injury its also that he'll need time to adapt. He's not sooooooo good that he'll come in and be immediately impressive.
Personally I also think he'll be a better centre half than a full back. He's not an attacking full back. But then part of Dougie's problems is that he seems to want to play a system (4-2-3-1) which relies on attacking fullbacks to provide width, but uses converted centre halves as full backs. But thats another issue entirely...
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Just to be clear the fee thing is true. Under 23's, you have to pay a "training fee" to the club they left.LeverEnd wrote:That's bonkers if true! they can sever all ties with him but still jeopardise his future chances if finding a club? Very unfair rule if so.BWFC_Insane wrote:I think the problem is that he is under 23, so despite being a free agent still will command a fee to his previous club.Dr Hotdog wrote:If Doggie is kicking his heels and stroking his chin over this deal it's probably because the kid wants a good wedge every week. He's making the same noises as he did when he signed Bastos last month - "Young, my type of player, young, not ready yet."
Direct quote : “Is he ready to come into the team right now? Probably not, and that is a little concern of mine."
Between the lines: "He wants too much money for where I think he's at right now."
So are we prepared to pay that (doubtful), and even if we were would that transfer be allowed now the window has closed? Would appear a grey area if I understand the rules correctly.
As for the bit about whether we can sign him or not, I don't know, that was me speculating.
The fee though small, sounds like it is a barrier for whatever reason.....
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insightful post MF. So basically he'll be ready to play probably about the same time as Tierney returns - but sounds he will be a big gamble played at LB.Mixu Fattypieman wrote:I've seen a lot of Dyrestam - I live in Gothenburg and have a season ticket for IFK.
The lads got potential - he's quick, big, technically decent. The Swedish league isnt great so its hard to judge if he's got the quality to make it in England.
I have reservations about his defensive nous....which given the general lack of defensive nous overall within the team is a worry. Sometimes his pace gets him out of trouble. Plus he's benefited when playing with experienced communicative defenders, who will lead the defence.... so, none of our lot then.
I can see why Dougie is suggesting he may not be ready yet. Its not just the injury its also that he'll need time to adapt. He's not sooooooo good that he'll come in and be immediately impressive.
Personally I also think he'll be a better centre half than a full back. He's not an attacking full back. But then part of Dougie's problems is that he seems to want to play a system (4-2-3-1) which relies on attacking fullbacks to provide width, but uses converted centre halves as full backs. But thats another issue entirely...
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True but he can choose the system he plays and in my view 4-2-3-1 works best when the full backs create the width and push on. Dougie's way of playing it basically seems to be the 3 and the 1 are expected to create and end our attacking moves.BWFC_Insane wrote:He hasn't had much choice since Tierney got injured.Mixu Fattypieman wrote:I've seen a lot of Dyrestam - I live in Gothenburg and have a season ticket for IFK.
The lads got potential - he's quick, big, technically decent. The Swedish league isnt great so its hard to judge if he's got the quality to make it in England.
I have reservations about his defensive nous....which given the general lack of defensive nous overall within the team is a worry. Sometimes his pace gets him out of trouble. Plus he's benefited when playing with experienced communicative defenders, who will lead the defence.... so, none of our lot then.
I can see why Dougie is suggesting he may not be ready yet. Its not just the injury its also that he'll need time to adapt. He's not sooooooo good that he'll come in and be immediately impressive.
Personally I also think he'll be a better centre half than a full back. He's not an attacking full back. But then part of Dougie's problems is that he seems to want to play a system (4-2-3-1) which relies on attacking fullbacks to provide width, but uses converted centre halves as full backs. But thats another issue entirely...
Plus he signed Baptiste as a full back and from what I've seen he doesnt look like a natural 'modern' attacking full back (or a full back at all sometimes)
But this is just based on what I've seen and obviously living in Sweden I don't see us that much!
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I thought that only applied to domestic transfers. This is an international one. I could be wrong mind you.BWFC_Insane wrote:Just to be clear the fee thing is true. Under 23's, you have to pay a "training fee" to the club they left.LeverEnd wrote:That's bonkers if true! they can sever all ties with him but still jeopardise his future chances if finding a club? Very unfair rule if so.BWFC_Insane wrote:I think the problem is that he is under 23, so despite being a free agent still will command a fee to his previous club.Dr Hotdog wrote:If Doggie is kicking his heels and stroking his chin over this deal it's probably because the kid wants a good wedge every week. He's making the same noises as he did when he signed Bastos last month - "Young, my type of player, young, not ready yet."
Direct quote : “Is he ready to come into the team right now? Probably not, and that is a little concern of mine."
Between the lines: "He wants too much money for where I think he's at right now."
So are we prepared to pay that (doubtful), and even if we were would that transfer be allowed now the window has closed? Would appear a grey area if I understand the rules correctly.
As for the bit about whether we can sign him or not, I don't know, that was me speculating.
The fee though small, sounds like it is a barrier for whatever reason.....
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