dual watching?
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dual watching?
WBA radio comms VG-I just switch when they are on the attack.
Another big chance on Will's left foot. Comms say he has had a good game.
Subbed off with a standing ovation.
He was always a unit, but now he's learned how to use that big body of his to annoy the shit out of attackers. Dominates in the air, strong in ground duels, kid has decent pace and tekkers. Played very well today in what was a massive game, proper relegation dogfight. Helped Stoke keep a clean sheet away from home and involved in their goal...deflected a long throw into his teammate's path, who scored.What's he looking like btw? You think he's ready for the PL next season?
Lankshear finishing has been poor today but all-round game has probably been good enough to keep his spot.
Another big chance on Will's left foot. Comms say he has had a good game.
Subbed off with a standing ovation.
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He was always a unit, but now he's learned how to use that big body of his to annoy the shit out of attackers. Dominates in the air, strong in ground duels, kid has decent pace and tekkers. Played very well today in what was a massive game, proper relegation dogfight. Helped Stoke keep a clean sheet away from home and involved in their goal...deflected a long throw into his teammate's path, who scored.
That said, and that's just my opinion, he sure ain't at the level yet where he could start for us...but then again we ain't a challenging team no more. Anyway, for sure I'd love for us to find him a PL loan somewhere like Palace, Brentford or even a promoted team...Burnley look set to come up and they're managed by Scottie Parker, aren't they...plus we got that special relationship after the Odobert deal.
Seems that he's injured. Not official, just what I've seen some Wealdstone 'names' saying.
Veliz on bench.
Espanyol lead 2-0 after 80 mins so Veliz unlikely to feature again.
Fernandez (22 yo loanee) has now scored 5 goals in 9 starts.
I think it's been apparent for a while that this guy is a write off. Managers don't fancy him and goal return is abysmal for a target man.
Its possibly a more nuanced position - Veliz and his advisors have been pressing to get him a loan in top flight of Spanish football, which is too big a leap from Argentinian top league (by way of explanation some 400 Argentinian players play outside Argentina and no regular Argentinian international players play in Argentinian league - both of which mean the Argentinian league is quite weak, maybe L1 standard for example).
So to see what Veliz is capable of he really needs a loan in a lower league than top Spanish league - whether that's Portugese or Dutch etc.
Given he's not played regular first team football for about 2 years now, a much weaker league even L1/L2 might suit him even more. The issue could be one of pride - will be accept going 'down market' - but it would certainly not help him going to another top Spanish club.
Send him to Leyton OrientIts possibly a more nuanced position - Veliz and his advisors have been pressing to get him a loan in top flight of Spanish football, which is too big a leap from Argentinian top league (by way of explanation some 400 Argentinian players play outside Argentina and no regular Argentinian international players play in Argentinian league - both of which mean the Argentinian league is quite weak, maybe L1 standard for example).
So to see what Veliz is capable of he really needs a loan in a lower league than top Spanish league - whether that's Portugese or Dutch etc.
Given he's not played regular first team football for about 2 years now, a much weaker league even L1/L2 might suit him even more. The issue could be one of pride - will be accept going 'down market' - but it would certainly not help him going to another top Spanish club.
I think if the club were still bothered about developing him, they would have recalled him in Jan and sent him somewhere he would play. Imagine they'll accept whatever River Plate/Boca offer in the summer.If he's going to go to a lower league club then it should be in England. He'll be 22 next year, which is still young in the grand scheme of things (comparisons to Kane etc) but 1 league goal in 991 mins in a team 14th in the table is still underperforming minimal expectations.