by East Grinstead Royal » 21 Feb 2024 15:09
by KC Royal » 21 Feb 2024 15:38
East Grinstead Royal I think he spent a while as Chris Evans’ sports guy when Evans started doing the Radio 2 breakfast show.
by BarryWhiteRFC » 21 Feb 2024 15:49
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Would agree with that, also Andresson is very much ready and waiting and I'd wouldn't be too upset if the club moved him to be the no 1 next season while CBC was out doing his thing on loan somewhere.
How has Andresson done? On loan at the bottom team is not a ringing endorsement. Hasn't he been injured a lot too?
Only played 6 games and now not even in the matchday squad. Not sure if injured. Also had a poor loan at Morecambe too that saw him dropped. Have to start to question if he is good enough yet given the evidence of those loans.
by WestYorksRoyal » 21 Feb 2024 16:34
by Orion1871 » 21 Feb 2024 16:42
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Very much my point as is the thinking for next year - personally I would be minded not to play him at all this season, ensure he is fully fit then ship him out on loan to say Colchester for a season to get the experience ready to be potential #1 in 25/26. He'll still only be 22 by that point.
Would agree with that, also Andresson is very much ready and waiting and I'd wouldn't be too upset if the club moved him to be the no 1 next season while CBC was out doing his thing on loan somewhere.
How has Andresson done? On loan at the bottom team is not a ringing endorsement. Hasn't he been injured a lot too?
by Snowflake Royal » 21 Feb 2024 17:24
WestYorksRoyal I think Wing is comfortably better than any CMs we had last season, which is ridiculous when you consider we're playing a division lower. In fact, would you even swap out Craig or Savage for Fornah, Loum or Hendrick?
by leon » 21 Feb 2024 18:20
Snowflake RoyalWestYorksRoyal I think Wing is comfortably better than any CMs we had last season, which is ridiculous when you consider we're playing a division lower. In fact, would you even swap out Craig or Savage for Fornah, Loum or Hendrick?
Interesting. Thunderstrikes aside, I've thought Wing's performances haven't been as dominant in recent weeks.
And that the gulf in quality between our senior players and the Championship is very large. First touch and passing is often very iffy amongst quite a few and I think they'd get absolutely bossed in the Championship.
Whereas in a season or two I think Craig and Bindon, at least, will be completely at home in the Chump.
Last night was absolutely ridiculous pinball at times.
by Hound » 21 Feb 2024 18:38
by Snowflake Royal » 21 Feb 2024 21:50
by blythspartan » 22 Feb 2024 07:40
Snowflake Royal I'd been thinking Mbengue has big potential, but after almost two seasons and at 22 bit concerned he's still making some crazy stupid decisions.
But Dorsett looked like he could also make an excellent foil to Bindon, pre injury.
Savage is improving nicely and still only 20.
by Stranded » 22 Feb 2024 09:49
Snowflake Royal I'd been thinking Mbengue has big potential, but after almost two seasons and at 22 bit concerned he's still making some crazy stupid decisions.
But Dorsett looked like he could also make an excellent foil to Bindon, pre injury.
Savage is improving nicely and still only 20.
by windermereROYAL » 22 Feb 2024 10:15
by WestYorksRoyal » 22 Feb 2024 10:24
StrandedSnowflake Royal I'd been thinking Mbengue has big potential, but after almost two seasons and at 22 bit concerned he's still making some crazy stupid decisions.
But Dorsett looked like he could also make an excellent foil to Bindon, pre injury.
Savage is improving nicely and still only 20.
His decision making may have been hindered by playing multiple positions and having to make different decisions each time i.e. the same scenario would need a different decision from a RB than a CB.
You would hope that the more games he plays at CB, the quality of his decision making will improve as he will have experienced the same scenario before and know what worked/didn't work last time and react accordingly. He'll also get to know better what his CB partner will do and react to that better.
It is a promising partnership and whilst I expect a fit Holmes to come back in, if they continue in this way, it will be a hard choice esp as they could well form the first choice CB partnership next season.
by RoyalBlue » 22 Feb 2024 11:14
StrandedSnowflake Royal I'd been thinking Mbengue has big potential, but after almost two seasons and at 22 bit concerned he's still making some crazy stupid decisions.
But Dorsett looked like he could also make an excellent foil to Bindon, pre injury.
Savage is improving nicely and still only 20.
His decision making may have been hindered by playing multiple positions and having to make different decisions each time i.e. the same scenario would need a different decision from a RB than a CB.
by Snowflake Royal » 22 Feb 2024 11:17
WestYorksRoyalStrandedSnowflake Royal I'd been thinking Mbengue has big potential, but after almost two seasons and at 22 bit concerned he's still making some crazy stupid decisions.
But Dorsett looked like he could also make an excellent foil to Bindon, pre injury.
Savage is improving nicely and still only 20.
His decision making may have been hindered by playing multiple positions and having to make different decisions each time i.e. the same scenario would need a different decision from a RB than a CB.
You would hope that the more games he plays at CB, the quality of his decision making will improve as he will have experienced the same scenario before and know what worked/didn't work last time and react accordingly. He'll also get to know better what his CB partner will do and react to that better.
It is a promising partnership and whilst I expect a fit Holmes to come back in, if they continue in this way, it will be a hard choice esp as they could well form the first choice CB partnership next season.
If Mbengue and Bindon continue to do well, it makes no sense to bring Holmes back in. Better to let them keep playing together so they can be 1st choice next year.
by Snowflake Royal » 22 Feb 2024 11:19
RoyalBlueStrandedSnowflake Royal I'd been thinking Mbengue has big potential, but after almost two seasons and at 22 bit concerned he's still making some crazy stupid decisions.
But Dorsett looked like he could also make an excellent foil to Bindon, pre injury.
Savage is improving nicely and still only 20.
His decision making may have been hindered by playing multiple positions and having to make different decisions each time i.e. the same scenario would need a different decision from a RB than a CB.
For much of his time at the club he's also lacked the benefit of having a decent, experienced and vocal player alongside him to talk him through games. I know Moore got a lot of stick from some elements of our fan base but IMO he was very good at doing that.
by Royals and Racers » 22 Feb 2024 11:33
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by Whore Jackie » 22 Feb 2024 13:08
HendoFezza How are Port Vale (and Fleetwood) in the relegation zone, I thought that they passed the ball extremely well and had genuinely good chances to score. Am I missing something obvious? They seemed a long way from the weakest teams I’ve watched this season.
Port Value - they've got a bunch of games in hand and have been on a pretty poor run since the original game v us got abandoned. They've just changed their manager so would expect results to pick up soon.
Fleetwood - seems to be similar situation, they've changed their manager mid-season and are on a better run of form since that change.
by Stranded » 22 Feb 2024 15:16
Whore JackieHendoFezza How are Port Vale (and Fleetwood) in the relegation zone, I thought that they passed the ball extremely well and had genuinely good chances to score. Am I missing something obvious? They seemed a long way from the weakest teams I’ve watched this season.
Port Value - they've got a bunch of games in hand and have been on a pretty poor run since the original game v us got abandoned. They've just changed their manager so would expect results to pick up soon.
Fleetwood - seems to be similar situation, they've changed their manager mid-season and are on a better run of form since that change.
Fleetwood are on their third manager now aren't they? FWIW, I thought Fleetwood, under Lee Johnson, were excellent when they beat us at home in October. Easily one of the best sides we've seen at the SCL this season. Not quite as impressive at Highbury, but been equally baffled as to their current lowly league position.
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