Outgoing? Tom Cannon

[Macfarlane21]

He hasn't been injured at all for nearly 3 years and that was for 1 day, the last injury that he missed more than 1 game for was 55 months ago, and I'm just using the source you've kindly provided. He recovered from knee surgery over 8 years ago

So you'd be happy with going with 2 strikers? If One goes out on loan that is.

 

[Frank the tank]

Sure he doesn't, practice what you preach fella

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[Bladey_blade]

No, but he's definitely not a Tom Davies based on that

 

[Slim Man]

Fucking BOOOOOOO

 

[Fjortoft's Aeroplane]

So you'd be happy with going with 2 strikers? If One goes out on loan that is.

Which one though?

 

[Stockport blade]

Sure he doesn't, practice what you preach fella

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That’s 12 injuries in 12 years, just two months out in the last 4 years. Just for comparison stick Brewsters on now…

 

[Bladesman]

 

[bertieblade]

Seeing him in some clips he seems to make decent runs, it is obvious that he needs playing down the middle ideally off and Ings type player .
Not on the right wing

 

[FTPE]

I can only assume we wanted the full wages covering. Surely the buy option wouldn't bother us, we'd happily sell, and Preston aren't going up anyway.

 

[utd4ever]

25k a week!!!!!!!

 

[mattbianco1]

Seeing him in some clips he seems to make decent runs, it is obvious that he needs playing down the middle ideally off and Ings type player .
Not on the right wing

Whilst everyone was slagging him off last season, I was watching him closely to try and understand just how bad he is/was. His off the ball work is good. He makes intelligent runs and often pulls a centre back out of position. He definitely needs a Strike partner though. There's no point pulling the CBs out of position if no teammate is going to capitalise on it.

He's also got a very good shot on him. Feed him the balls in and around the 12-15yards outside the goal and he will try and shoot almost every time.

As with all our current squad, we need to find a way to play to their strengths and not just shoehorn them in