Onwards and Downwards: 2020 transfer speculation thread.
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The_Gun wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 8:47 amClearly Hall was one of those players, but I can't see to many other obvious candidates bar Weir.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 8:19 amKeith shoving folks towards the door.
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/1 ... ary-exits/
There are certainly players here who know I have been trying to move them on since the word ‘go’ since I got to the club. Some of those players are still on the training pitch, which is making it difficult for me to bring players in.
We want players who make us stronger, make us better, but the ramifications of the embargo are still evident every single day with respect to me trying to recruit, release, recruit, release.
It isn’t a question of me falling out with players. I give them due respect. But players who are not wanted have to leave.
[Connor Hall] hasn’t played for us and I need players who will. He had other opportunities to go out and hasn’t gone out. Nothing is personal.
It’s difficult. It will happen, though, definitely. We have to make sure that the squad gets better and there are certain players I am going to develop, and we’re seeing the shoots of that development, but there are some who will definitely have to leave so we can get others in.
It’s not a question of one-in, one-out. Within the embargo and the financial restrictions we’re within our budget on being able to recruit, so it’s just down to numbers now.
We have to get numbers out on loan or numbers out on permanents. We have to work our magic in the market.
Zouma will be one. Possibly Brockbank. O'Grady?
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He signed O'Grady. Brockbank was out for a long time injured and was seemingly one of our best youngsters, so I'd be surprised if he wanted shot of him.nicholaldo wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 9:15 amThe_Gun wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 8:47 amClearly Hall was one of those players, but I can't see to many other obvious candidates bar Weir.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 8:19 amKeith shoving folks towards the door.
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/1 ... ary-exits/
There are certainly players here who know I have been trying to move them on since the word ‘go’ since I got to the club. Some of those players are still on the training pitch, which is making it difficult for me to bring players in.
We want players who make us stronger, make us better, but the ramifications of the embargo are still evident every single day with respect to me trying to recruit, release, recruit, release.
It isn’t a question of me falling out with players. I give them due respect. But players who are not wanted have to leave.
[Connor Hall] hasn’t played for us and I need players who will. He had other opportunities to go out and hasn’t gone out. Nothing is personal.
It’s difficult. It will happen, though, definitely. We have to make sure that the squad gets better and there are certain players I am going to develop, and we’re seeing the shoots of that development, but there are some who will definitely have to leave so we can get others in.
It’s not a question of one-in, one-out. Within the embargo and the financial restrictions we’re within our budget on being able to recruit, so it’s just down to numbers now.
We have to get numbers out on loan or numbers out on permanents. We have to work our magic in the market.
Zouma will be one. Possibly Brockbank. O'Grady?
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I think he's signing his own death warrant if he shows Brockbank the door.
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Seems very unlikely.
These latest comments from Hill are again not the most professional. I can't imagine coming out with things like this in the press will be endearing him to the squad or fostering team spirit.
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Zouma, Weir, Hobbs spring to mind. Poss O'Grady too. Plenty of those signings were any body will do I think so wouldn't rule it out. Don't think he'd played for Oldham so could be got rid of.
Wouldn't necessarily think Lowe or Murphy were totally safe either (and poss easier to move on).
Wouldn't necessarily think Lowe or Murphy were totally safe either (and poss easier to move on).
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I hadn't read the article properly and I was just thinking of players we might be able to move on to create places.
He won't want Brockbank to leave permanently but if we find ourselves in a position where we have to create space then I can imagine he might be sent on loan. Simply because he would probably attract interest and it'd be good for him to play some football for a couple of months.
I'm fairly comfortable in thinking that he wants Zouma to move on, though.
He won't want Brockbank to leave permanently but if we find ourselves in a position where we have to create space then I can imagine he might be sent on loan. Simply because he would probably attract interest and it'd be good for him to play some football for a couple of months.
I'm fairly comfortable in thinking that he wants Zouma to move on, though.
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The_Gun wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 8:47 amClearly Hall was one of those players, but I can't see to many other obvious candidates bar Weir.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 8:19 amKeith shoving folks towards the door.
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/1 ... ary-exits/
There are certainly players here who know I have been trying to move them on since the word ‘go’ since I got to the club. Some of those players are still on the training pitch, which is making it difficult for me to bring players in.
We want players who make us stronger, make us better, but the ramifications of the embargo are still evident every single day with respect to me trying to recruit, release, recruit, release.
It isn’t a question of me falling out with players. I give them due respect. But players who are not wanted have to leave.
[Connor Hall] hasn’t played for us and I need players who will. He had other opportunities to go out and hasn’t gone out. Nothing is personal.
It’s difficult. It will happen, though, definitely. We have to make sure that the squad gets better and there are certain players I am going to develop, and we’re seeing the shoots of that development, but there are some who will definitely have to leave so we can get others in.
It’s not a question of one-in, one-out. Within the embargo and the financial restrictions we’re within our budget on being able to recruit, so it’s just down to numbers now.
We have to get numbers out on loan or numbers out on permanents. We have to work our magic in the market.
Weir and Hall would be my suggestions as well. Can't really think of anyone else but Hill was very critical of Zouma. It wouldn't be Yoan surely?
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Re: Onwards and Downwards: 2020 transfer speculation thread.
Brockbank signed a two-year deal in August, but four weeks before Hill arrived. He may be trying to send him on loan, possibly with any other youngsters who count toward the squad limit, ie presumably those on professional contracts - which means Zouma, Politic, Hall Brockbank and Edwards (Jordan Boon, Ronan Darcy and Eddie Brown are still scholars AFAIK). Three of those are primarily centre-backs, although Brockbank might be Josh Emmanuel's cover at right-back, unless we're going to rob Peter to pay Paul by pklaying Jason Lowe there.
Anyway, I doubt he'd want shut of Politic and maybe Edwards unless he's ludicrously confident in Hobbs' ability to maintain fitness and form. He certainly talked Hobbs up in Ilesy's piece yesterday...
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/1 ... eith-hill/
GK - Remi Matthews
RB - Josh Emmanuel
CB - Jack Hobbs, Toto Nsiala, Yoan Zouma, Liam Edwards, Harry Brockbank, Adam Senior
LB - Brandon Fleming, (Joe Bunney)
CM - Jason Lowe, Luke Murphy, Ronan Darcy, Ethan Hamilton, James Weir, Sonny Graham, George Thomason, (Ali Crawford)
W - Dennis Politic, Will Buckley, Joe Dodoo
CF - Daryl Murphy, Chris O'Grady, Mo Faal
...we seem overstocked with young centre-backs and central midfielders (three of whom Hill signed, plus two kids he's promoted). No secret that Weir will be getting turds in the post but I'm intrigued by the idea that he might be seeing if Lowe or LMurph would attract interest... it would be slated as weakening the team, surrendering etc but if (a big unproved if) they have no interest in Division Four then isn't that rebuilding what some people seem to want?
Anyway, I doubt he'd want shut of Politic and maybe Edwards unless he's ludicrously confident in Hobbs' ability to maintain fitness and form. He certainly talked Hobbs up in Ilesy's piece yesterday...
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/1 ... eith-hill/
...but does that desperation come from a lack of defensive numbers or a lack of defensive quality? Although some players are versatile, here's one way of looking at the squad:with Jack, now he’s back on the training pitch, as soon as he starts making himself available to football training he will have to be included. I can’t afford to play Jack in two or three Under-23s games, he’s going to have to get up to speed playing first team football. As soon as he’s got a week’s training and maybe 45 minutes of an Under-23s game he’ll be considered to play. I know he wasn’t signed by me but he’s been a real integral part of what I am trying to plan with respect to a successful team.
GK - Remi Matthews
RB - Josh Emmanuel
CB - Jack Hobbs, Toto Nsiala, Yoan Zouma, Liam Edwards, Harry Brockbank, Adam Senior
LB - Brandon Fleming, (Joe Bunney)
CM - Jason Lowe, Luke Murphy, Ronan Darcy, Ethan Hamilton, James Weir, Sonny Graham, George Thomason, (Ali Crawford)
W - Dennis Politic, Will Buckley, Joe Dodoo
CF - Daryl Murphy, Chris O'Grady, Mo Faal
...we seem overstocked with young centre-backs and central midfielders (three of whom Hill signed, plus two kids he's promoted). No secret that Weir will be getting turds in the post but I'm intrigued by the idea that he might be seeing if Lowe or LMurph would attract interest... it would be slated as weakening the team, surrendering etc but if (a big unproved if) they have no interest in Division Four then isn't that rebuilding what some people seem to want?
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In the absence of a match thread:
Says that Thomason and Faal are "for the future" not "right here right now"
Says that Thomason and Faal are "for the future" not "right here right now"
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Lowe was dropped from.hills first game which surprised a few. So maybe he doesn't rate him either. It's pointless speculating too much about hill's ramblings though.
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Dave Sutton's barnet wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 2:17 pmIn the absence of a match thread:
Says that Thomason and Faal are "for the future" not "right here right now"
I'd start one, but we always lose when I do it. Mind you, that's true of any one of us!
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Politic "crowded out" says M.I. I reckon a few shoot on sight chances might work better than against every Div One defence who know how to play us...Seems like they are also hitting everything goalwards...
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Hearing a bit too much about Upson and brilliant saves by Matthews and not much the other end?
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TANGODANCER wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 8:32 pmHearing a bit too much about Upson and brilliant saves by Matthews and not much the other end?
Found the match thread then, Tango!
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Here and the B.N text is all I have right now, but doesn't sound like I'm missing much,,,All sounds a bit like Bristol v Remi Mathews so far?Enoch wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 8:34 pmTANGODANCER wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 8:32 pmHearing a bit too much about Upson and brilliant saves by Matthews and not much the other end?
Found the match thread then, Tango!
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Sounds like we livened up a bit towards half time..?
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Time for "Same old, same old" Yet another daft, soft goal against..
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At last, a goal for the Whites......
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Absolute sickener for poor Buckley. Got to feel for the lad. (and the club)
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Just got in, had no idea of the score (forgot we were playing which says a lot) and no idea what this is about, but I bet I can guess? Christ.TANGODANCER wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 9:47 pmAbsolute sickener for poor Buckley. Got to feel for the lad. (and the club)
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