seanbeenstattoo
Piss down the back of their legs. Precious.
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So we are looking to buy a bloke who may or may not be ok in one position but if we do we would have to buy two more to cover.
Mmmmmm.
Mmmmmm.
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Does he read the game well enough though? I would say yes at Championship level. Cannavaro, Puyol and Danny Blind proved you don't need to be a giant, and while he isn't at anything like their level, we are talking 2nd tier football, for a side who would be fairly content with consolidation next season.Brayford isn't a centre-back. I don't care where he played for soon to be relegated Burton. He isn't big enough or strong enough.
I hope we don't buy him as he's not first choice for me, maybe another loan?
Of course they're not. Interesting that 2 managers don't really want him around though. Obviously we get things right quite frequently,especially over the last 12 months. I just don't think EEL is what we need,it's an opinion based on seeing him frequently and on the clear understanding the quality of player he will be up against next season will be better week in week out.
I would,as always be very happy to be proved wrong,but that dosen't lessen the right to express an opinion based soley on what I've seen first hand and entirely free of any agenda.
No. I've never had you down as an agenda type. As I say it wasn't aimed at you. In fact, to my eternal shame, I hadn't taken in (that's a polite euphemism for 'read') what you wrote at all until you replied...
Would I rather have an on form Brayford......yes.
Can we do better than Landell.......Definately.
But who?.............J.
Wolves have shot themselves in the feet so often I doubt they've got any toes left.Think Wolves shot themselves in the foot regards this, trying to get a fee for a player who may or may not be good enough for this league; no fee, short (2 years) contract, moderate wages -worth a pop. Anything else, 'we were just browsing'.
A wise man once said it is easier for an EEL to pass through a camels arse than it is to acknowledge one is less than omnipotent.
Your post above does you great credit to match your passion for proper football.
I would hope that we could sign a young, but experienced centre half, with excellent physicality and fantastic character. This may not be realistic. (Especially as there is an apparent shortage of centre halves in the English game)
For me Ebanks-Landell wouldn't be the worst option. He certainly ticks boxes for his age and physical attributes, if he can be coached to concentrate more and perhaps become a little better on the ball, then we would have some player on our hands.
Based on fuck all, I would have thought signing him for anything under £500k would be a low risk investment.
I agree. If we are/were after one CH only, EEL wouldn't be my choice. However, I'm as sure as I can be that Tufty wants two.
One to compete with Bash for the right-side berth and the kingpin middle man. I'm sure EEL would be man A. I think we might see a sizeable outlay on man B.
I hope so anyway. In my view, it's the most vital position to strengthen and we need a good big 'un. No, not you Bray, take a seat.
And your point is!?WHO is not our problem - it's Paul Mitchell's initially.
All we can do is comment on a player we have all seen.
Even before his new contract in January, it was seen by many that he was nothing more than average at L1 level. Granted, half decent in the air, poor on the ground even when given plenty of time.
As you wrote - we CAN do better...........over to Mr Mitchell.............
UITB
And George Long will come good too eh?He's got age on his side. He could yet develop into a top defender at this level
When he came in early last season he was the right man in the right place at the right time for us made an immediate impact .Since Maguire left and after some more than questionable performances by our men between the sticks we always struggled with a side with a big target man or set piece team. EEL came in and aswell as his defensive attributes contributed a lot at the other end to yes me fell out of the starting 11 in last 3 months of season but I think some of the critism is a little harsh .
Do I think he could still do a job in the championship.. yes in a back 3 like last season depending who his partners are and if we are gonna add another one to compete in there .
I think the same can be said for Basham ,even though he's more the sweeper than the ball winner , he looks the part in 3 CH line up , but more than a few times in last 3 years when he's played CH in a back 4 he didn't look the same player and got caught out positionally on more than few occasions , in his defence that may have been covering others .
I think Wilder will continue with 352 & see how we fair against sides that are gonna be a bit more tactically astute , if we ended up going 442 to make us a bit more compact then I think we'd def need a better quality CH than what we have at the minute if we want to compete with the better sides .
iSorry mate but "in his defence..." nothing really. He was woeful in his positioning and slow to react. Look back at some of the goals we conceded. There's no one else to blame for his own errors.
Hit and miss at L1 level = poor at championship level IMO.
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