Dilemma. I've no doubt he could still do a good job at this level next season. But no doubt he'd be one of our highest earners, and when Joao is fit again we'd have too many strikers when we typically play 1 up front. Is the value he'd add this season worth all these dilemmas? I'd say yes on balance.Pepe the Horseman wrote:He's after 18 months apparently.
It's a no from me then.Pepe the Horseman wrote:He's after 18 months apparently.
Oumar NiasseWestYorksRoyal wrote:Depends what other options there are. I'm struggling to think who may fit the bill. Given Puscas is still adapting, I doubt a young promising player is what we're looking for. Experience with a decent track record to fill in Joao's role for the second half of the season is what we need. Anybody else have decent ideas? Gary Madine strikes me as a bit of a twat, but is available. I'd definitely suggest Murray over him though.
Yes please; would all be excellent options and fit in better than an 18 month Murray deal. All speculation though; depends on views of players and parent clubsURZZZZ wrote:Oumar NiasseWestYorksRoyal wrote:Depends what other options there are. I'm struggling to think who may fit the bill. Given Puscas is still adapting, I doubt a young promising player is what we're looking for. Experience with a decent track record to fill in Joao's role for the second half of the season is what we need. Anybody else have decent ideas? Gary Madine strikes me as a bit of a twat, but is available. I'd definitely suggest Murray over him though.
Jonathan Kodjia
Connor Wickham
That bloke from blackpool, GnanduilletWestYorksRoyal wrote: Anybody else have decent ideas?
only if we do the deal by Tuesday72 bus wrote:That bloke from blackpool, GnanduilletWestYorksRoyal wrote: Anybody else have decent ideas?
Never really rated Wickham. Always struck me as bang average. How he's spent most his career in the PL despite never having a particularly good season anywhere is baffling.URZZZZ wrote:Oumar NiasseWestYorksRoyal wrote:Depends what other options there are. I'm struggling to think who may fit the bill. Given Puscas is still adapting, I doubt a young promising player is what we're looking for. Experience with a decent track record to fill in Joao's role for the second half of the season is what we need. Anybody else have decent ideas? Gary Madine strikes me as a bit of a twat, but is available. I'd definitely suggest Murray over him though.
Jonathan Kodjia
Connor Wickham
That’s the thing, I reckon he could be a good championship striker, and when he did drop down a division, he looked pretty strong thereSnowflake Royal wrote:Never really rated Wickham. Always struck me as bang average. How he's spent most his career in the PL despite never having a particularly good season anywhere is baffling.URZZZZ wrote:Oumar NiasseWestYorksRoyal wrote:Depends what other options there are. I'm struggling to think who may fit the bill. Given Puscas is still adapting, I doubt a young promising player is what we're looking for. Experience with a decent track record to fill in Joao's role for the second half of the season is what we need. Anybody else have decent ideas? Gary Madine strikes me as a bit of a twat, but is available. I'd definitely suggest Murray over him though.
Jonathan Kodjia
Connor Wickham
His best is 15 goals in a season and he had to step down a level for a few months to get more than half of them.
Depends on the terms really - if Joao is out for 8 weeks that is mid-March before he can train again and likely end of March before he could start a game. So this season Murray will be a likely starter as he fits our system under Bowen, next season he may have to settle for a squad place.Snowflake Royal wrote:It's a no from me then.Pepe the Horseman wrote:He's after 18 months apparently.
Clueless. If you were present on Saturday you would see how vastly out of his depth Meite is at this level. Effort and commitment doesn't mean a thing without ability. I'd give 110% effort for Reading but wouldn't be any good.royalp-we wrote:+1Snowflake Royal wrote:I think that's an awful idea.John Smith wrote: Not really. If he came he'd be used in favour of Joao, Meite and Baldock. I think we should get rid of Meite and use Loader as an impact man while Puscas gets back to full fitness.
We simply do not need a striker. I’ve said it before, Meite is the only player that put in 100% during our poor run under Gomes. Bloke would run through walls for this club.
IF we NEEDED to get rid of a striker I’d nominate Baldock tbh. Some signings just don’t work out.
Can you give a bit of background of your footballing pedigree before I dismiss you as an option completely? did you play Sunday league? what position did you play?John Smith wrote:Clueless. If you were present on Saturday you would see how vastly out of his depth Meite is at this level. Effort and commitment doesn't mean a thing without ability. I'd give 110% effort for Reading but wouldn't be any good.royalp-we wrote:+1Snowflake Royal wrote: I think that's an awful idea.
We simply do not need a striker. I’ve said it before, Meite is the only player that put in 100% during our poor run under Gomes. Bloke would run through walls for this club.
IF we NEEDED to get rid of a striker I’d nominate Baldock tbh. Some signings just don’t work out.
No thanks it is then. Not much use to Brighton as he remains on their books. No use for him as it doesn't provide any certainty or security. 6 month loan is good for us but not other parties.WoodleyRoyal wrote:agreed, a loan till end of the season or it a no thanks
It could be good for Murray and Brighton in the long term though.WestYorksRoyal wrote:No thanks it is then. Not much use to Brighton as he remains on their books. No use for him as it doesn't provide any certainty or security. 6 month loan is good for us but not other parties.WoodleyRoyal wrote:agreed, a loan till end of the season or it a no thanks
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