@NizaarKinsella Whilst this might seem like an unnecessary exercise, I think it has potentially positive psychological benefits to 16/17 year olds playing u-21 football.
@eurofootcom Whilst this might seem like an unnecessary exercise, I think it has potentially positive psychological benefits to 16/17 year olds playing u-21 football.
@FabriceHawkins@RMCsport Both Sarr and Jacquet are talented players. Chelsea and Liverpool are both lucky, respectively. But, in your opinion, who has the bigger potential?
@tovers98 You're right about being cup tied, but if it's (hopefully) lower league clubs, like Lincoln, then it's perfect for Mhueka. I like that we haven't panicked, and if it leads to a permanent transfer of Jackson and income, then even better.
@CFCKaz6_ For consistent game time and being a key man in the team. Rather than sit on the bench and play some Carabao cup games and against Pafos. In summary, development.
@NiiNiiFC A. We have Paez, Quenda (who will allow Estevao to move central) in the pipeline. This is a 1 year loan that provides depth and doesn't block pathways
B. UEFA sanctions and Nkunku were a big earner, especially as a backup.
@siphillipssport Quite straight forward. They're confident Paez will succeed at Strasbourg. 1 year loan for Buonanotte provides some depth whilst not blocking Paez next season. JP, Estevao, Enzo all provide cover in CAM too.
@OliviaBuzaglo Despite the rep, the owners and structure do think long-term. Estevao always joined as a no.10. We have Quenda coming next season for RW, who is an elite talent. With Paez as well, then risking UEFA sanctions just isn't sensible. I think it shows restraint and long-term thinking
@MrGeorgeBenson Despite the rep, the owners and structure do think long-term. Estevao always joined as a no.10. We have Quenda coming next season for RW, who is an elite talent. With Paez as well, then risking UEFA sanctions just isn't sensible. I think it shows restraint and long-term thinking