I think I read we can get him back on January if we want. I think that protects the player if he’s not playing. If he came back just now he can only train. Can’t play in youth games either.
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Player Mikey Moore
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The lad Gassama that plays on the left offers more because he’s quick and explosive.
I think Moore chose Rangers, rather than the club.
I’m getting a feeling you’re not a big fan of the Old firm
The fans from both sides are total fucking delusional clowns. I live amongst them and they so far fetched from reality it’s frightening
what on earth was wrong with finding a loan with a decent Champo side in the South East? Don't tell me that none wouldve been interested.
I can name about 10 clubs within easy distance of Enfield and there must be half a dozen teams playing decent football. Do a Venn diagram and see who's in the overlap.
bit harsh, he only turned 18 recently, think being thrust into mens football came to soon. especially at this level as he's doing nothing in Scotland for a team thats shit you'd hope he would stand out somewhat but he isn't
prefer he and yang min get loans abroad in technical leagues , the strength work can come later
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...what makes you think he'd be performing at the required level in the Championship if the SPL is so shit and he's been pretty poor throughout so far?
Here's a list of players under 20 with more than 90 mins played in the Championship so far...
Irankunda - Watford (19) - 350 mins.
Robinson - Southampton (18) - 322 mins.
Ndala - Hull (19) - 283 mins.
Morgan - QPR (19) - 217 mins.
Yalcouye - Swansea (19) - 188 mins.
Esquerdinha - QPR (19) - 182 mins.
Monga - Leicester (16) - 172 mins.
Amass - Sheffield Wed (18) - 158 mins.
Doumbia - Watford (19) - 149 mins.
Page - Leceister (16) - 115 mins.
Schwartau - Norwich (19) - 111 mins.
Weaver - Sheffield Wed (19) - 97 mins.
McCarthy - Hull (19) - 91 mins.
Mikey is (just turned) 18 and it's his first time away from Spurs, in men's football.
Don’t watch a huge amount of fitba myself, but what I remember about Maddison was that free kick against Rangers and a belter against either County or Caley. He’s said that he got kicked all over the place, which toughened him up (cliche alert), but also got the chance to play in the League Cup final in front of 60k fans against Celtic. Not getting an experience like that playing for Blackburn or West Brom (championship play off maybe?)
Nah, total cunts. Absolute fantasists and generally religious nuts. Had a lot of likeable players through their doors over the years, but the fans make it impossible to not hate everything about the entire clubs.I’m getting a feeling you’re not a big fan of the Old firm
The fans from both sides are total fucking delusional clowns. I live amongst them and they so far fetched from reality it’s frightening
Maybe the idea was to not have him close to Enfield at all.
To have him away from home so that he has to handle things on his own for a bit.
Not every player will do well on loan
I totally agree. There’s loads of good ones but theyre outnumbered heavily by the knuckle draggers. Massive clubs and far too big for the league.
Why would he need to go to Scotland for that, plenty of teams in the Champo outside of London.
Playing under those great developing tacticians Postecoglou and Martin… it’s a wonder the poor kid is still a professional footballer at all!
You are so ridiculous.
That's his best showing as a sub so far IMO.
Good point. Would be interesting to see his creativity alongside Simons.
But he's not the solution. A proper starting lw is.
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