Incoming? Rabbi Matondo

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Donovan seems to offer trickery, more than genuine pace. With the likes of Bamford, Hamer and O'Hare likely to play a big part in our attack, it would be nice to have a player with real pace as an option as well. Matondo is absolutely rapid and he showed a couple of good touches, but there are other question marks about his game. He was shoved off the ball a couple of times, but I wouldn't judge him on a couple of mishit shots. Wilder said he's shown good things in training, so let's not write him off at this stage.
 
At the end of the day - say it's 0-0 in the 80th min, we've tried everything against a stubborn back 4. Someone running full pelt st them with the pace he has for 10mins is a hell of a weapon
 
It's a fair point but a look through our list of signings that probably fall into that bracket shows a hell of a lot more negatives than positives.



I'm not sure Bamford could be classed as "injury prone and past their peak" tbh.

Granted a lot of fans didn't want him but I think that was more to do with his Leeds links rather than him being injury prone.
I recall a lot of fans saying before he signed that he was too old/injury prone rather than Leeds links. I definitely remember that. h

There are players out there that have had a poor spell/lost their way but there's still a player in there. I'm not saying that Mantondo is definitely a good signing but rather there's always sone free transfer teams out there worth taking a risk on. We've had some stinkers that have cost us millions in transfer fees too of course. A free transfer on a one year contract with option of another year for example could be a smart but of business.
 

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