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I think sending marsh out was akin to the sliding doors moment we had with Brooks' cancelled loan to Chrsterfield.Just another goal for Marsh yesterday in a loan spell that's doing his confidence the world of good, while we're paying an OAP 20 odd k a week to come off the bench, not be a goal threat and tire after 3 minutes.
Marsh is, by a distance, the most technically gifted attacker we've brought through the youth setup bar the obvious superstar at Man City. Bags of energy, bags of talent and despite being slight he finds pockets of space allover the pitch.
Ayew is 35, coming off the back of 2 relegations, has never scored double figures in his career, and put into an unfit, slow and lethargic team with no energy is the complete antithesis of what we need in the team right now.
Wilder's talk of 'needing experience' as a reason for signing Ayew just makes absolutely no sense to me and is a huge reason why I think he's done for. All he's signed is experienced past it has beens or never beens, the young players we have ARE experienced. The only one that isn't is on loan from Brentford and happens to be our best player
He doesn't like bringing youth through, he doesn't trust them. But if Marsh leaves the club without having a proper run in the team or chance to prove himself it would be the biggest damning indictment on both the manager and coaching staff yet. He has everything you'd want from a deep lying forward/number 10 at this level. He's basically a young Bamford, and it's crazy that we haven't just had him as his understudy for the season...
Ayew is technically a footballer. But not reallyI think it's hilarious how certain posters like GeorgeDonis1889 don't understand the term 'technical' footballer
From what I've seen of Marsh, he's going to be a L1/L2 player
Just as I predicted. A couple of underwhelming sub appearances and then gets injured.
Probably doesn’t help when we’ve got Harold Shipman doing the medicals.Just as I predicted. A couple of underwhelming sub appearances and then gets injured.
I'm afraid Wilder is just making too many mistakes. Ayew, Doherty and Choudhury signings, Campbell contract extension. He's crippling the club and his job is quickly becoming untenable.Ayew being injured just demonstrates what a waste of a signing he was, if One is fit after the break, it'll be a choice between him and Campbell for who makes the bench (an easy choice for anyone who doesn't love unfit old guys). An extra stiker was completely superfluous and just takes up wages and a squad place.
I like Marsh but with such a bloated squad he wouldn't have been making the bench most weeks so letting him go out makes sense, although if we'd developed him better in the past few seasons he should have been a backup to O'Hare who was ready to step up by now.
It's worrying that no one in a position of power is saying no to these signings.I'm afraid Wilder is just making too many mistakes. Ayew, Doherty and Choudhury signings, Campbell contract extension. He's crippling the club and his job is quickly becoming untenable.
Marsh has played for England U20 at youth level (and scored) and it’s a lot harder to break into the senior England team than that of the Republic.Admittedly I've only ever seen Marsh play in the daft cup games... but... at 22yo, id say there's probably a reason he's never played at a higher level than League 2.
For comparison, Tom Cannon was a full international at 21.
I expected this push back and it is valid, hence why many English man play for IrelandMarsh has played for England U20 at youth level (and scored) and it’s a lot harder to break into the senior England team than that of the Republic.
I’m not saying he is as developed as Cannon but I’m not sure mentioning their international prowess is a fair barometer.
I’m also not clear that Marsh playing one game out on the left is a fair means to assess him. But pointless in fact.
Easily amused aren't you.I think it's hilarious how certain posters like GeorgeDonis1889 don't understand the term 'technical' footballer
Dont think hes doing the medicals, none would pass (especially the age of the players we are signing).Probably doesn’t help when we’ve got Harold Shipman doing the medicals.
Excellent reply. If we had a 21 year old capable of playing in the england senior side 1) he wouldnt be witb us & 2) he wouldnt be picked anyway, if he was even still playing for us beacuse we are unfashionable.Marsh has played for England U20 at youth level (and scored) and it’s a lot harder to break into the senior England team than that of the Republic.
I’m not saying he is as developed as Cannon but I’m not sure mentioning their international prowess is a fair barometer.
See Seriki for a very similar story - do you prefer Jamie Shackleton to him?I expected this push back and it is valid, hence why many English man play for Ireland
I'd say the real barometer is that he's only played at L2 level, then a few games in SPL
No, I simply do understand moreEasily amused aren't you.
It's just a terrible take and you're now trying to look like you understand football more by saying "technical footballer". I understand it's just still a terrible take. Osula is better technically than Marsh. Now and when he was at Marsh's age. Osula will have a far better career because of this.
I think this exchange highlights your level of knowledge on football.
Is this hilarious though? I understand the point I just completely disagree. It's just a bizarre take and not worth arguing over.No, I simply do understand moreyou've misunderstood the point at the first place and now you're trying to dig to save face. Hilarious
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Looking at around £4m a year for those and non are making the starting 11 if we had a fully fit squad. How Wilder can moan about backing and being short in certain areas is ridiculous when he's wasted so much of the wage budget on players that aren't fit and even if they were aren't good enough.It's worrying that no one in a position of power is saying no to these signings.
Signing Ayew was one of the situations where doing nothing would have been better than doing something. Unless we’re paying him £100 a week it was only ever going to be a waste of money with little chance of upside.Just as I predicted. A couple of underwhelming sub appearances and then gets injured.
Nowt wrong wi doctor, been wilders gp for years. good lad, luvs a peroni.Dont think hes doing the medicals, none would pass (especially the age of the players we are signing).
But I think hes more just the clubs Dr...
Somethings not right behind the scenes and we've had injey issues and fitness issues for years now.
Id like to know the outcome of the internal audit undertaken when Hecky was here regarding to the injuries and fitness of players.
Not only have we sold our 3 best & creative players but they were also our most available players and replaced them with injury prone and unfit players.

Fun Fact - another Sheffield United Academy player played for England at Youth Level - this time U18 (and scored).Marsh has played for England U20 at youth level (and scored) and it’s a lot harder to break into the senior England team than that of the Republic.
I’m not saying he is as developed as Cannon but I’m not sure mentioning their international prowess is a fair barometer.
I’m also not clear that Marsh playing one game out on the left is a fair means to assess him. But pointless in fact.
To say it's not worth arguing over you've replied every single time?Is this hilarious though? I understand the point I just completely disagree. It's just a bizarre take and not worth arguing over.
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