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by USA_Loyal_Royal » 06 Dec 2012 16:34
by Mike Hunt » 06 Dec 2012 17:09
bracksroyal10Mike Huntbracksroyal10 Would rather Doyle than knowing he is proved he can perform in the PL before rather than some league 1 striker top of the goalscoring charts or some unknown foreigner.
Though this isn't going to happen end of. There are very few who return and live up to their previous expectations after being away for 4/5 years.
I do know that you said very few, but Shorey is playing the best he has in years back with us
Thats one of few I would agree with he has been a breath of fresh air since being back.
There are actually no players that spring to mind instantly when I think about other teams apart from Kenny Miller who eventually came back to Rangers and did quite well. There is no one I can think of from the PL however.
by SPARTA » 06 Dec 2012 18:08
maffffDoyle ready for Premier League return
Kevin Doyle is reportedly on Brian McDermott’s Christmas list.
The Irishman fears that his detachment from the Premier League could influence his dismissal from future international squads and is eager to make the jump back up to the topflight, something that the Reading gaffer is rubbing his hands at.
We are lucky to have a snippet of Brian McDermott’s Christmas list: ‘Dear Santa,
I know that I have tested your patience at times this year with my prolonged interviews and terrible football clichés but I am writing to you to make you aware of my Christmas wishes.
I need a forward that is willing to run, fight and continuously give his all for the the shirt on his back and preferably a player that knows the ins and outs of the club. He needs to be strong and willing to defend but also have an eye for goal to fit into my squad of determined individuals.
I would like him to have Premier League experience and also a good handful of appearances at international level to help us endure this painful fight to stay in the topflight. How about Kevin doyle?
Failing that, I could do with a toupee…
All my love, Brian.’
http://www.footballfriendsonline.com/go ... eturn.html?
by Libertine » 07 Dec 2012 03:14
LoyalRoyalFanUSA_Loyal_Royal god NO NO NO. please do not let kevin doyle come back. reading legend and all, but since he went to the wolves his form is utter shit.
Get a grip.
Stop being so picky.
Look at our other striking options, Doyle would be a good addition. We need more strikers and Doyler would play with his usual fine work rate and dedication for the club.
by pea » 07 Dec 2012 07:59
by Ian Royal » 07 Dec 2012 15:04
by pea » 07 Dec 2012 15:45
Ian Royal Doyle's no good in a shit team and that's exactly what we are at the moment. I don't see him really working very well with anyone other than Hunt either.
Don't know how many games he's played this season, but he's only scored 5 goals and those came from three matches.
Doyle is a case of never go back as far as I'm concerned. He's proved he just isn't a good bet as a goalscorer for a team in trouble and goes long periods without scoring much at all.
by Ian Royal » 07 Dec 2012 18:00
peaIan Royal Doyle's no good in a shit team and that's exactly what we are at the moment. I don't see him really working very well with anyone other than Hunt either.
Don't know how many games he's played this season, but he's only scored 5 goals and those came from three matches.
Doyle is a case of never go back as far as I'm concerned. He's proved he just isn't a good bet as a goalscorer for a team in trouble and goes long periods without scoring much at all.
Dear Ian,
You're wrong again
Signed,
Everyone else x
by Arnie_Pie » 07 Dec 2012 18:26
USA_Loyal_Royal if somehow we got longy back he would probably top that list of returning players. wba wont let him leave though
by Handsome Man » 07 Dec 2012 18:32
by pea » 08 Dec 2012 01:20
by USA_Loyal_Royal » 08 Dec 2012 02:00
Handsome Man Doyle's record isn't very good.
He's got to be more worried about being replaced at Wolves than getting back into the premiership.
by Pepe the Horseman » 08 Dec 2012 02:46
pea Since when have goals been a problem, or has a strikers game been only about scoring? Doyle is a player who can change a game and change the outcome, showed that last season for Wolves and for Ireland. Would much rather have him as an option on the bench than just throwing on Pogrebnyak and lumping it up to him. He worked best for us because of how we play and I don't see any reason we he couldn't be just as effective in this current squad as he was in his prime.
We're not going to stay up by signing a prolific goalscorer, teams keep clubs up in this league and not individuals, and we're unlikely to ever be able to afford/attract the kind of goalscorer we'd need. But we might stand a chance if we sign players who understand the club, fit with the way we play, have the experience to make the sensible decisions when we're looking to keep a lead, put in a shift at both ends of the field and aren't selfish but bring others into play and work their socks off for the team and take pride in wearing our hoops. Doyle has all of that.
by Buffett » 08 Dec 2012 02:55
by Barry the bird boggler » 08 Dec 2012 08:30
by Ian Royal » 08 Dec 2012 10:41
Pepe the Horsemanpea Since when have goals been a problem, or has a strikers game been only about scoring? Doyle is a player who can change a game and change the outcome, showed that last season for Wolves and for Ireland. Would much rather have him as an option on the bench than just throwing on Pogrebnyak and lumping it up to him. He worked best for us because of how we play and I don't see any reason we he couldn't be just as effective in this current squad as he was in his prime.
We're not going to stay up by signing a prolific goalscorer, teams keep clubs up in this league and not individuals, and we're unlikely to ever be able to afford/attract the kind of goalscorer we'd need. But we might stand a chance if we sign players who understand the club, fit with the way we play, have the experience to make the sensible decisions when we're looking to keep a lead, put in a shift at both ends of the field and aren't selfish but bring others into play and work their socks off for the team and take pride in wearing our hoops. Doyle has all of that.
Didn't read all this, but judging by the lengthy paragraphs, assuming it's some kind period enduced rant.
by SPARTA » 08 Dec 2012 12:44
Buffett Doyle would be a great signing for us; clearly an upgrade on Pog.
by under the tin » 08 Dec 2012 13:13
SPARTABuffett Doyle would be a great signing for us; clearly an upgrade on Pog.
Please entertain us with how he is an upgrade on Pogrebnyak, who is a proven striker at this level and has played at the highest level in Europe as well, as well as winning the Uefa Cup with Zenit.
He looked a real handful and scored a good return for Fulham last season during his short loan spell, but then finds himself at Reading in a system that clearly doesn't suit him or a number of other players.
by Ian Royal » 08 Dec 2012 14:06
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