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There will be plenty of players...Their parent club might prefer them to go to a club fighting relegation to see if the player has the attributes that are needed in a dog fight!
Andy Holt has said there will be funds available and Coley won't spend if it isn't right for the club!
Andy Holt has said there will be funds available and Coley won't spend if it isn't right for the club!
Loads of young players who aint getting a game at bigger clubs would jump at the chance.
If they're at bigger clubs they're getting more cash most kids nowadays wouldn't move to a club fighting relegation for peanuts
We have some good young academy players available who have not kicked a ball in anger yet. not even as a sub, Why not? Vyner I have watched and is a player who needs good players around him. I have seen him tackle and keep a ball and no one around to allow a pass out. poor communication. It ends up a hit and hope ball when the lad is struggling for support. He is an intelligent player who can read the game well but like Pierro and Jonno finds himself stranded and surrounded very quickly. The opposition have sussed out that he needs marking closely yet we leave him to struggle on his own too often, I have mentioned previously about Beccles moving to centre midfield, I am not sure he is a striker as such but a good supply link. The Don is a good supply link but again I am not sure he is an out and out striker. Billy Kee has not been right for some time, Terry gornell is off form. GTF has not played a role as such up front. yet we all know he can be the poacher we need. Shay is struggling with fitness and supply. so there is a lot to put right. We have a lot of players who could do the job. The final decision is up to Coley. I am praying he can work some magic in the transfer window.
Are yeh not aware of the fact,many small clubs only contribute a part of those bigger salaries, or they dont take em,
Are yeh not aware of the fact,many small clubs only contribute a part of those bigger salaries, or they dont take em,
Still we need to start been realistic, the club may accept the bid but it's whether the players want to play in a relegation battle, a relegation on there cv could ruin their future
Speak to a few loanees, see for yourself,if yeh think thats likely to be a factor.
IMHO, that's exactly the kind of player Stanley do NOT need right now, or at any time.
I'm not sure just how many "generation snowflake" players are actually out there; there may be plenty in the Premier Academies but let them stay in the warm changing rooms showing off their latest tattoo.
If we do need any more players (we seem to have enough who've barely had a kick), we certainly want ones with a bit of grit in them.
Well said, couldn't agree more!
As for the comment about a relegation on their cv ruining their career if we did sign one of these 'snowflake players', it ain't gonna happen - Stanley's staying up, KTF
Changing rooms have to be heated anyway. Stanley has had its fair share of tattooed premier league academy drop downs and Nicky Hunts, some of the former have been good and helped us out.
But as Cashman says, the parent club is the one that pays the wages still not Stanley. Stanley will agree what they pay the parent club, and sometimes it can be nothing.
coley and jimmy will go and watch every available game they can. will know what they need but it,s about who is available and who wants to come either on loan or permanent. do we go for young lads or experianced players is the answer. we are still a young side and need a good older leader who,s seen it all.
Wasn't his a "non-contract" deal (is that the same as no contract?).
was Eagles on the same type of contract ?
they keep their same wages, but often the agreement is the parent club picks up 50-80% of the bill.
its a win-win for both clubs as the parent club get to include a clause the player will be involved in the majority if not all games, in return stanley get some quality on the cheap.
the only risk is for the player, if he doesnt perform or has a bad attitude, it can damage their future.
Likewise, if they do perform, it can be a stepping stone to the first team squad or a loan to a championship club next season.
both clubs will have the right to end the loan early if the player is not performing or is required back at the parent club
He was originally but then I think he did sign a contract
