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I guess it helps having that common ground. Both born in france but are also from senegal and seem proud of that. Little things like that can create friendships and that helps on the pitch
Yeah that’s what I’d put it down to but if he’s also showing an understanding with billy that points to something more common in his game
I see some similarities between him and sharp and when clark and brooks played together
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Agreed not saying he’s going to come in and be the saviour but he’s very flexible in terms of where he can play at the top of the pitch which would seem to suit the kind of formations Slav has deployed so far. If ndiaye comes into the fold it leaves us only needing to recruits one winger rather than two.Sheffield United: After catching the eye in Spain, young midfielder is brought back in from the cold by Slavisa Jokanovic
Visitors to Sheffield United’s pre-season training camp in Spain, where Slavisa Jokanovic assembled his squad soon after taking charge, left the complex on the outskirts of Estepona visibly excited about the potential of one young player at the Serb’s disposal.
Let's get this lads contract sorted. The most exciting player we've got on the books
If he’s good enough, play him anyway. We’ve got until the JTW to persuade him to sign a new contract. If he does well and still won’t sign, we’ve always got the option of selling him, as PL clubs will be taking interest. Obviously won’t be big money with six months left but someone will take a punt and we could probably agree a small fee plus add-ons. At worst, I’d assume we’ll get better compensation if he does leave at the end of the season.Sheffield United: After catching the eye in Spain, young midfielder is brought back in from the cold by Slavisa Jokanovic
Visitors to Sheffield United’s pre-season training camp in Spain, where Slavisa Jokanovic assembled his squad soon after taking charge, left the complex on the outskirts of Estepona visibly excited about the potential of one young player at the Serb’s disposal.
Let's get this lads contract sorted. The most exciting player we've got on the books
...and given that he was ****ing gash.Must admit, I find it fucking hilarious that there was a "don't sign, don't play" edict from on high with Ndiaye, but we continued to play Lundstram regardless of his outright refusal to negotiate
Different for 1st team contracts, up to manager to play him or not.Must admit, I find it fucking hilarious that there was a "don't sign, don't play" edict from on high with Ndiaye, but we continued to play Lundstram regardless of his outright refusal to negotiate
Don't sign don't play ,sounds like lundstrams mantraMust admit, I find it fucking hilarious that there was a "don't sign, don't play" edict from on high with Ndiaye, but we continued to play Lundstram regardless of his outright refusal to negotiate
As it should be Silent, and I think it should be the case for u23s too.
Name an Academy who gives a lot of game time for those who refuse to sign the new contract offer?
Well I can't. But does that necessarily mean that we shouldn't?
Yes, quite often the clubs allow Academy products go on loan after they sign the new contract offer by the club
It definitely is the norm whether it’s morally right or not is a gray area.
How did that work out for them?
If we don't play him and don't offer particularly good terms we won't get much for him because we aren't valuing him highly. If someone is 22 with few or no league appearances, their compo level will be minimal, as it should be.
Under EU rules he was allowed to join a Belgian club, Leuven, owned by the Leicester City owners (or something like that) and Wendy had less than nothing in compensation. He is now Leicester's player on loan to Portsmouth
Why not? Brexit has affected English clubs being able to bring in EU players but has it had a reciprocal effect? We managed to get Broadbent into Beerschott and tried to get Jebbo to go there a couple of weeks ago.
Must admit, I find it fucking hilarious that there was a "don't sign, don't play" edict from on high with Ndiaye, but we continued to play Lundstram regardless of his outright refusal to negotiate
Partially but the difference is negligible it’s more about time spent at the club and then that’s used to estimate the cost of developing that player. But currently it only takes into account the cost of coaching provided to that player not that players value as an asset.
I'm going on the Star report tbh which said he wasn't being played due to one higher up saying he couldn't play until he signed a contract. The Star is pretty much a rag, but I tend to believe this.
Name one other player/Academy combination who DON'T give game time to those who refuse to sign the new contract offer, other than this George Hirst shit.....please
Brexit does not change how Belgium operate their own work permit regulations about foreign workers going to work in Belgium under Belgian regulations and Belgian laws. Why would it? How could it? That's Belgium's business. Thought you'd have appreciated that.
Will come back to you later
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