CONFIRMED Kieffer Moore sold to Wrexham

[The Crab]

And Alan Cork

He’s got no hair but we don’t care…

He looked more like the captain of a fishing boat than a footballer. Quint in football boots

 

[jono_t2000]

Was vital to Ipswich getting over the line and has been a key part if Wrexhams play.

A solid option for any Championship club, the Chris Wood of the Champ in my opinion.

Not his fault we used him as a carthorse.

 

[JohnDenver]

He looked more like the captain of a fishing boat than a footballer.

And played like one too…

 

[mattbianco1]

I watched Moore against WBA other week and he definitely wasn't the Kieffer Moore pretender that we had

He was fast, strong, chased things down etc. Totally different player.

Lots in here saying you need to lump up to him are wrong based on that evidence. He's a much better player than that (based on watching that game).

 

[Bell4]

Was vital to Ipswich getting over the line and has been a key part if Wrexhams play.

A solid option for any Championship club, the Chris Wood of the Champ in my opinion.

Not his fault we used him as a carthorse.

Agree

Another scapegoat who got slaughtered by many of our wise fan base

 

[Ndiayewillalwaysloveyou]

I hope Brewster doesn't start bagging hat tricks now

 

[WalkelyFan]

I hope Brewster doesn't start bagging hat tricks now

Of course he will. And he'll score here too! It's the immutable law of the ex-player.

 

[Houston_Blade]

I hope Brewster doesn't start bagging hat tricks now

Spoke to a Derby mate the other day and he said he scored a good goal last weekend.

If we’d paid nothing for him and he scored 4/5 goals a season he’d have been fine, but we didn’t and he didn’t even manage 4/5 a season!

 

[moody1889]

Wilder never played to Moores strengths

 

[Jon B]

Wilder never played to Moores strengths

Passing wasn't one of them.

 

[Balham]

Not sure if you saw us play with him last season, but he used him to hold up the ball and bring other players in, was used in both boxes

He did an outstanding job of holding the ball up and laying it off to Tommy Watson at Wembley.

Was vital to Ipswich getting over the line and has been a key part if Wrexhams play.

A solid option for any Championship club, the Chris Wood of the Champ in my opinion.

Not his fault we used him as a carthorse.

He is a carthorse. That's the thing. He failed at United for the most part because we didn't play to his strengths: crosses into the box, long balls for him to contest in the air. When we went more direct in a 4-4-2 in the play-offs, Moore was central to it. As a loan striker in a 4-2-3-1, he's poor.

 

[Servigliano]

I doubt that Wilder would've sanctioned the sale of either Brewster or Moore.
Make of that what you will but the fact is that we now have nobody up front who can win a ball in the air.
But we've now got about 6 or 7 central defenders.
Great.
This will bite us big style.

 

[Frank the tank]

I doubt that Wilder would've sanctioned the sale of either Brewster or Moore.
Make of that what you will but the fact is that we now have nobody up front who can win a ball in the air.
But we've now got about 6 or 7 central defenders.
Great.

Brewster wasn't sold

 

[GymClassHero]

Brewster and Moore both get crucified by sections of our fan base, and I must admit at times the criticism (not abuse, which is never justified) was justified, but as soon as they leave the club is wrong for allowing them to leave

FWIW I wasn't particularly bothered to see either go. Could Oné not do a target man job?

 

[Servigliano]

Brewster wasn't sold

And your point is what exactly. He's gone, and I hope he's not missed.
I think he might be missed looking at his goal for Derby

 

[Servigliano]

Brewster and Moore both get crucified by sections of our fan base, and I must admit at times the criticism (not abuse, which is never justified) was justified, but as soon as they leave the club is wrong for allowing them to leave

FWIW I wasn't particularly bothered to see either go. Could Oné not do a target man job?

Not a prayer IMHO.
I hope I'm wrong though

 

[GreasyChipBeattie]

Missed easy chances, made poor decisions when through on goal, gave the ball away cheaply.
None of that was down to poor coaching or being played out of position.

 

[Frank the tank]

And your point is what exactly. He's gone, and I hope he's not missed.
I think he might be missed looking at his goal for Derby

You said he was sold and wilder would never have sanctioned it
I was correcting you

That's my point

 

[Houston_Blade]

I doubt that Wilder would've sanctioned the sale of either Brewster or Moore.
Make of that what you will but the fact is that we now have nobody up front who can win a ball in the air.
But we've now got about 6 or 7 central defenders.
Great.
This will bite us big style.

Brewster wasn’t sold, he was offered a new contract during Wilders tenure and didn’t accept it.

 

[Servigliano]

The salient point is that he's gone, which Imho was a mistake Wilder would not have made.

 

[Houston_Blade]

Could Oné not do a target man job?

He’s certainly a left forward or right wing back so it’s worth a try.

 

[Houston_Blade]

The salient point is that he's gone, which Imho was a mistake Wilder would not have made.

The mistake was signing him in the first place.

 

[Servigliano]

The mistake was signing him in the first place.

So who is able to win the ball up front ?
Maybe there's no need now though what with the philosophy of our new owners and their their AI picked manager.
Doesn't look too good so far.

 

[The Crab]

Wilder never played to Moores strengths

Agreed. Ings will be a waste too unless we have someone supporting him up top.

 

[The Crab]

The salient point is that he's gone, which Imho was a mistake Wilder would not have made.

I disagree. Brewster refused a new contract. I don’t think wilder could have made him stay. Nobody could if he wanted to leave.

I genuinely hope he does well at Derby, but it was time for him to go

 

[Balham]

The salient point is that he's gone, which Imho was a mistake Wilder would not have made.

An offer to get more than our money back and Moore’s significant salary off our books should have been taken no matter who was manager.

 

[Houston_Blade]

So who is able to win the ball up front ?
Maybe there's no need now though what with the philosophy of our new owners and their their AI picked manager.
Doesn't look too good so far.

Brewster wouldn’t help with that.

 

[Nick Jansky]

The salient point is that he's gone, which Imho was a mistake Wilder would not have made.

It never ceases to amaze me that any player who leaves the club immediately becomes a world beater in the eyes of some fans. He’s a great bloke, but Brewster was an enormous waste of money by any metric. We didn’t even play him as a striker last season because he had consistently failed when we did. Why on earth is it a mistake that he’s gone?

 

[KMC-1889]

The salient point is that he's gone, which Imho was a mistake Wilder would not have made.

Except he did. There was a contract offer on the table while Wilder was here and Brewster wouldn’t sign it. Same as when the others like McBurnie and Egan walked the other year.

 

[Bladesince59]

I've already forgotten all about him . Except for that backpass at Wembley. Wanker.