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His passing and awareness of where he’s teammates are and where he’s going to pass it before he receives it are of a very high level. I actually think his pressing is very good and he works very hard closing defenders down.
He definitely works hard but you see a lot of times where he's not anticipating where he should be and his eventual press is late. When he does get on top of a defender on the ball he's good at forcing errors with his strength and tenacity. It's just that initial reaction time. It maybe explains why he's looking better in a deeper role. Whenyou watch Campbell, he's setting off to do something the I stant it needs to happen which is why he's in space so often.
It will depend on the offer he is offered .The club might think he is injury prone and he could be offered much reduced terms from what he was on when we first got him . His agent could toute him around other clubs to see what others would offer him .Coming from Liverpool I should imagine he would be on a decent screw when we signed him would he be open to a drop in money which would reflect on his injuries in the past ?
??? That's all it can be.
Eh? So why do youth players get professional contracts??
Yes, lots of cases of giving developing players deals.
A new deal is given on what you predict that player will do in the future if done right. Not as a thank you for past performance
Not as a thank you obviously. If Rhian is playing great last part of the season, that's not a thank you it's based on how he is playing, same as every 1st team player is judged.
How you are playing now is part of the calculation but nowhere near as important as how you think the investment in the player will work in the future.
Quite the opposite. People remember clearly his limited contributions since signing. He's looking a bit more like a player but don't let a couple of goals cloud your judgement. Yes he's had bad luck with injuries and he seems like a nice lad but overall he's been a massive disappointment. IF we get promoted we need better.
The problem is better is probably another £20m player who may or may not be better. It all would depend on how much money we’re able to spend as in my opinion there are other areas of the team we would need to spend heavily on to be competitive. Don’t go up it’s a given we keep him but even if we do as above I think he’d be a more than useful squad player. One more injury though and I’d change my mind
And you base that on....?
I'm not sure how to answer that? You want me to explain why a football club would use choose their estimation of how good a player will be in the future as the main information point for a new contract?
It will be based on how they are playing. Cba after this. But contracts are definitely given on 'past performance' also is the basis all players are bought. It the only definite thing to see.
I'm just glad you aren't in charge of signing players
Darren Bent: Burton Albion to offer ex-Derby striker pay-as-you-play deal
Former Derby County striker Darren Bent is to be offered a pay-as-you-play deal by League One club Burton Albion.www.bbc.co.uk
I mean, there’s quite a few articles on google that show it’s a thing.
The question to ask is, is a fully fit playing regular Brewster, better than Cannon, IMHO, I think he’s way ahead.
Yes i agree to a point ,he is finally showing us what he can do but we have had to wait years and compared to Cannon he looks the part at last but we have had to wait years for him to shine . The point is will this be a sign he is over his problems ? Hope so i like the kid but he is no good sat in the treatment room for months on end . Fingers crossed he has finally turned the corner .
We have had to wait years, but the past doesn’t really matter so much unless we’re Wednesday. What matters is whether the medical department are satisfied that the injuries are finally behind him & that we know how to manage his fitness. That should be the main consideration in deciding whether he gets a new contract.
These are all players at the back end of their career though, it’s not like Brewster won’t get offers of 3 year contracts from elsewhere on decent wages, so he’s not going to sign a pay as you play with us.Darren Bent: Burton Albion to offer ex-Derby striker pay-as-you-play deal
Former Derby County striker Darren Bent is to be offered a pay-as-you-play deal by League One club Burton Albion.
I mean, there’s quite a few articles on google that show it’s a thing.
He is playing far better than Cannon it is a non brainer to take a chance and give him a new contract
BBD is an excellent player, or is he the fall guy now?
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