After signing a hattrick in each of his games with us, he can then join Bournemouth in mid-January!Brogue wrote:That’s a great bit of business to be fair. Till mid jan is a very clever move. Completely zero risk and if we can get a few games out of him between now and then, then fair play. And considering he will have done a medical before signing the club must be confident that he will be up to speed fairly quickly otherwise it just would t be worthwhile. If he impresses we extend till the summer.
That my friend is absolutely spot on. Sums it up nicelyBrogue wrote:That’s a great bit of business to be fair. Till mid jan is a very clever move. Completely zero risk and if we can get a few games out of him between now and then, then fair play. And considering he will have done a medical before signing the club must be confident that he will be up to speed fairly quickly otherwise it just would t be worthwhile. If he impresses we extend till the summer.
Assuming you are on the wind up. Not sure if you have noticed, we currently DON'T have a striker that can score. At least the club areSnowflake Royal wrote:oxf*rd me we're a desperate shambles aren't we.
Medical team on some sort of pay per treatment deal?
Pointless. He's not mobile. He's always unfit and he hasn't scored goals regularly in years.
We don't play long ball, he can't run the channels and when we do rarely bother crossing its usually over hit and rubbish. He's not going to be passing it through the eye of a needle or beating players often even if he does make it on the pitch occasionally.
Clarke just score 2 goals. Why not save a wedge, a bed and give Ehibhatiomhan a game or three first.
Nor can Carroll. But Ehib might.Barney wrote:Assuming you are on the wind up. Not sure if you have noticed, we currently DON'T have a striker that can score. At least the club areSnowflake Royal wrote:oxf*rd me we're a desperate shambles aren't we.
Medical team on some sort of pay per treatment deal?
Pointless. He's not mobile. He's always unfit and he hasn't scored goals regularly in years.
We don't play long ball, he can't run the channels and when we do rarely bother crossing its usually over hit and rubbish. He's not going to be passing it through the eye of a needle or beating players often even if he does make it on the pitch occasionally.
Clarke just score 2 goals. Why not save a wedge, a bed and give Ehibhatiomhan a game or three first.
trying to do something about it.
It is just that for someone who is "always unfit" he has played over 350 games.Snowflake Royal wrote:Nor can Carroll. But Ehib might.Barney wrote:Assuming you are on the wind up. Not sure if you have noticed, we currently DON'T have a striker that can score. At least the club areSnowflake Royal wrote:oxf*rd me we're a desperate shambles aren't we.
Medical team on some sort of pay per treatment deal?
Pointless. He's not mobile. He's always unfit and he hasn't scored goals regularly in years.
We don't play long ball, he can't run the channels and when we do rarely bother crossing its usually over hit and rubbish. He's not going to be passing it through the eye of a needle or beating players often even if he does make it on the pitch occasionally.
Clarke just score 2 goals. Why not save a wedge, a bed and give Ehibhatiomhan a game or three first.
trying to do something about it.
You know that's an average of less than 30 games a season over 12 years and he's 32?Barney wrote:It is just that for someone who is "always unfit" he has played over 350 games.Snowflake Royal wrote:Nor can Carroll. But Ehib might.Barney wrote:
Assuming you are on the wind up. Not sure if you have noticed, we currently DON'T have a striker that can score. At least the club are
trying to do something about it.
Why not have him AND Ehibhatiomhan as options ? Play one, stick one on the bench. Our bench recently mostly looks packed
with kids...so surely another OPTION can't be a bad thing. And also, he isn't going to cost a fortune....simple, sensible short term deal.
Like most of the other comments so far, I can't see this as a bad thing at all. Nothing to lose.
Good, should be match fit by mid January.Brogue wrote:That’s a great bit of business to be fair. Till mid jan is a very clever move. Completely zero risk and if we can get a few games out of him between now and then, then fair play. And considering he will have done a medical before signing the club must be confident that he will be up to speed fairly quickly otherwise it just would t be worthwhile. If he impresses we extend till the summer.
On the flip side, our historically most injury prone player is having the season of his life at the moment…CountryRoyal wrote:I do find it amusingly ironic, that in the season of arguably our worst injury crisis ever, we have signed an infamously injury prone player.![]()
You couldn’t make it up.
Given the length of the initial deal, will be very surprised if he is not at least on the bench come Saturday.RoyalBlue wrote:More likely 3-4 weeks of decent training first. Can't see them wanting to risk breaking him the first time he steps on the pitch. Mind you, given how many of our players seem to be made from fine bone china he might, by comparison, look like he's made of Titanium!Stranded wrote:Interesting* and will be happy if it is confirmed today/tomorrow - would imagine he may even be stuck on the bench against Forest on Saturday.
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