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Imagine how good Rooney would have been if he'd had a League One loan...Exactly. Elite mentality
Absolutely. The ubiquitous moronic 'needs a League One loan' brigade are out in force once again.
As you point out he may well be playing league one football, but he'll be training alongside league one players, in a league one training programme and chances are he'll turn into a league one player...
He'll be better served playing with players with PL experience, with a coaching team that will be setting the tone for the short/medium term and getting valuable experience training and playing with the players he'll be around for years.
Yes, he was out a couple of months with that knee injury and could have been worse.Did it harm Arblaster going to Port Vale?
So playing in League One will get him ready? To quote the great philosopher Eddie Hitler: "utter utter bollocks'.The difference being, Rooney was able to drop straight into their starting XI and improve it.
Peck is still raw and doesn't look ready to be relied upon at this level.
Did it harm Arblaster going to Port Vale?
Well yeah, that time at Port Vale got him playing regularly which is what he needed.Did it work with Arblaster?
Worked for Arblaster.Peck is loaned out to League 1 and all goes to plan and we find ourselves in the Premiership next season.
Then what. Will we loan him out to a Championship team?
Or expect him to step up two divisions, to the Premiership hotbed helping us fight off automatic relegation?
Worked for Arblaster.
Rather he played than sat on the bench. Last night was against a stronger level than Wrexham reserves and he didn't do as well. Let him play and learn.I'm guessing this is not the scenario that we would like to be repeated with Peck?
- He was injured early December and didn't make an appearance for us till early March.
- Our paper-thin squad was possibly one of the worse to grace the Premiership, so easy decision to give him game time.
- Arblaster is the exception rather than the rule and succeeded in spite of rather than because of his League 1 loan experience.
No it didn't. It was a happy coincidence rather than anything planned... How can a handful of games in League One prep him for half a season in the PL.....Worked for Arblaster.
Far more useful than sat on bench and/or u23 gamesNo it didn't. It was a happy coincidence rather than anything planned... How can a handful of games in League One prep him for half a season in the PL.....
Gonna have to disagree…Absolutely. The ubiquitous moronic 'needs a League One loan' brigade are out in force once again.
As you point out he may well be playing league one football, but he'll be training alongside league one players, in a league one training programme and chances are he'll turn into a league one player...
He'll be better served playing with players with PL experience, with a coaching team that will be setting the tone for the short/medium term and getting valuable experience training and playing with the players he'll be around for years.
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