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Brewster scored 10 goals in 20 games for Swansea in the Championship - a very good performance across almost half a season for a young player.

Fitness permitting - and that's the big question - that doesn't seem like the record of a player who's destined to end up kicking around L1 and L2.
Adrian Littlejohn scored 8 Premier League goals in 27 appearances during his first full season. Within a few years he was playing for Plymouth in L1.
 
Adrian Littlejohn scored 8 Premier League goals in 27 appearances during his first full season. Within a few years he was playing for Plymouth in L1.
In the previous couple of seasons he'd scored 1 goal in 44 games for Walsall. In (I think) Division 4.

I've no idea if we'll see the Resurrection of Rhian Brewster - and if we do I hope we don't have to wait till Easter - but it seems pretty ridiculous to assert that he never had anything about him.
 
In the previous couple of seasons he'd scored 1 goal in 44 games for Walsall. In (I think) Division 4.

I've no idea if we'll see the Resurrection of Rhian Brewster - and if we do I hope we don't have to wait till Easter - but it seems pretty ridiculous to assert that he never had anything about him.

Who's asserting that he never had anything about him?

He looked like a very promising talent when he played for Swansea.

Five years ago.
 
This is different to Brewster because he is consistent, consistently 6 out of 10 but never looks like scoring or assisting.
Is he? I’d say he’s had a handful of appearances where he’s been 6/10. The rest have been nowhere near that level.
 
What is it, five goals in as many seasons? Sorry but he doesn't cut it for me.

I'd be delighted to be proved wrong. But I can't ever see him coming up to expectations in a Blades shirt.
This is pretty much my opinion of Brewster too. I'd love to watch him score 15-20 or so goals this season, but he won't.
 
In his last game, on saturday, he played well.

That's the top and bottom of it.

He deserves a start in midweek.
He definitely does. Looked good as a sub recently, and Moore either isn't fully fit or simply hasn't been good. Or both.

Swansea might be the perfect storm for him to get a goal, they play around with the ball at the back (poorly at the moment), he's had a number of opportunities to get fit, and it's at a stadium he's previously done well at.

Proud member of the Brewster Brigade here.
 
He definitely does. Looked good as a sub recently, and Moore either isn't fully fit or simply hasn't been good. Or both.

Swansea might be the perfect storm for him to get a goal, they play around with the ball at the back (poorly at the moment), he's had a number of opportunities to get fit, and it's at a stadium he's previously done well at.

Proud member of the Brewster Brigade here.
That stadium being the lane? 🤣
 
This is pretty much my opinion of Brewster too. I'd love to watch him score 15-20 or so goals this season, but he won't.

I'd be happy if he scored 5 goals, that would be a good season for him and it would go a long way to restoring his confidence.

But we've got to a point now where he's just running down the remainder of his contract.

At the end of the season Wilder should shake his hand and then both parties go their separate ways.

That's what's best for the club and Brewster.

It didn't work out for him here but that's football and that's life.
 
I'd be happy if he scored 5 goals, that would be a good season for him and it would go a long way to restoring his confidence.

But we've got to a point now where he's just running down the remainder of his contract.

At the end of the season Wilder should shake his hand and then both parties go their separate ways.

That's what's best for the club and Brewster.

It didn't work out for him here but that's football and that's life.
I'm not his biggest fan by any means but I'm intrigued by why his performance on saturday looked like he was 'running down the remainder of his contract'?
 
I'm not his biggest fan by any means but I'm intrigued by why his performance on saturday looked like he was 'running down the remainder of his contract'?

He's not going to be offered a new contract by the club unless he produces something extraordinary in the the remaining eight months.

With the best will in the world, that's not going to happen.

I didn't say his performance looks like he's running down his contract.

I'm sure he's trying his best.
 

He's not going to be offered a new contract by the club unless he produces something extraordinary in the the remaining eight months.

With the best will in the world, that's not going to happen.

I didn't say his performance looks like he's running down his contract.

I'm sure he's trying his best.
He was better than O'Hare...
 
I don't think that starting Brewster is a viable option. We have to try and keep him fit until January at the very least because there aren't any other viable options. His injury record is appalling and asking him to start is really taking a huge risk. I think it'd make much more sense to keep the starting minutes to Moore and Campbell and ask Brewster to do no more than 30 mins a time.
 
I don't think that starting Brewster is a viable option. We have to try and keep him fit until January at the very least because there aren't any other viable options. His injury record is appalling and asking him to start is really taking a huge risk. I think it'd make much more sense to keep the starting minutes to Moore and Campbell and ask Brewster to do no more than 30 mins a time.
This. 100% this.
 
What's that got to do with Brewster's contract expiring at the end of the season?
'Running down the remainder of his contract' is implying he isn't trying or impacting games, when in reality he has been the last couple of games?

Maybe you need to rephrase it
 
'Running down the remainder of his contract' is implying he isn't trying or impacting games, when in reality he has been the last couple of games?

Maybe you need to rephrase it

I've just said I'm sure he's trying his best.

It doesn't change the fact he'll be gone at the end of the season.

His contract is running down day by day.
 
If he didn't cost what he did and come from where he came from, there wouldn't be one fan calling for him to start.
Our style needs a focal point and a player than can hold the ball up and bring our midfield in. OK that player currently isn't hitting the net, but Brewster can't do any of those things.
 
I dont even think a fit, confident, firing Brewster suits playing up top on his own in this team. And he's currently none of those 3 important things.
 
The price tag he has no choice in and I don’t even factor that in that’s not on him .. in recent times I’ve tried to defend the lad in his time here particularly the bad luck around the two injuries we were just starting to get a tune out of him when Hecky first arrived but the injury curse struck again ..but all that aside he has to deliver this season .. no if or buts . If he’s not getting in the starting 11 the onus is on him to impress the the management team enough to put him in there & if that’s scoring from a sub appearance that’s the way it is .. Yes pressure comes with that but that’s professional sport & he’ll have mine & others support & goodwill but you’ve gotta deliver this time buddy ⚔️
 
If he didn't cost what he did and come from where he came from, there wouldn't be one fan calling for him to start.
Our style needs a focal point and a player than can hold the ball up and bring our midfield in. OK that player currently isn't hitting the net, but Brewster can't do any of those things.
He's not played upfront once in these sub appearances. I'd play him where he looked good the other day, in place of O'Hare.
 

I don't think that starting Brewster is a viable option. We have to try and keep him fit until January at the very least because there aren't any other viable options. His injury record is appalling and asking him to start is really taking a huge risk. I think it'd make much more sense to keep the starting minutes to Moore and Campbell and ask Brewster to do no more than 30 mins a time.
I agree with this and also not sure he is a good fit for the starting role anyway. We want him on against tiring legs, not being forced into holding play up. its got recipe for injury written all over it.

All the noises coming out of the club are that Brewster is great and just needs a bit of luck... I can see him being offered a contract extension and in which case would be well worth him spending the next few months building up 30 minute appearances. I would actually prefer to see Campbell starting...
 

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