Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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Good move for JFC, I hope he does well.
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JFC to MkDons...
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Big if, if we go up.
Reminds me of regretting letting those two defenders go to Bournemouth as they wasn't quite ready for us at the time.( I didn't rate Elphick but he must of improved since we had him). Jfc has something about him even if he didn't show it last season.
"JONES IN GUS STYLE RAID FOR OUR STAR ASSETS AS HOLLA AND CHICKSEN LEAVE FOR LUTON". Fingers crossed!
Sussex Nomad
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They'd do ok in League 2.
Perkino
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- Dec 11, 2009
- 5,989
We could really do with Luton getting promoted to League 1 to then loan out some of our players to gain experience under a decent manager.
Maybe worth sending Walton & Rea there for the remainder of this season to help them out
durrington gull
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A great player ?? Really
? - clearly not rated by CH and i trust his judgement - not good enough for a team pushing for a top 6 place imo
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
And Ankers as his assistant ?
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Now Jake has made the move, I would be inclined to hold on to Ince. Not having the best of seasons I know, but if a couple of midfielders were to get injured, or lose form, we could find ourselves struggling numbers wise again.
That is if we don't bring anyone in during this transfer window of course.
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
And Ankers as his assistant ?
GK coach possibly?
sussex_guy2k2
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- Jun 6, 2014
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Does not being given a chance now constitute "Not having the best of seasons"?
In terms of JFC, there's a decent player in there. It's just very unlikely that he'll realise that with us. Could well be one we regret losing, if indeed we do lose him, further down the line.
Marshy
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JFC will go as will Ince sadly :-(
It reduces our wage costs and frees up monies to pay for any players we bring in and with FFP these things are quite important now
GT49er
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Maybe - but since making his debut he's had more than five years to try and nail down a starting place. Surely there's only so long it can go on like that - time to move on, IMHO.
Correct.
He may be young but he's not exactly bulking out is he. Needs to be stronger and quicker for this league.
HastingsSeagull
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Crofts is ahead of him clearly and now Towell. I'd like to think he might have a future down the line though (in the right system).
Ince is a totally different player and never seems to do remotely well when I see games. Defensive mids need to do more and he's not a defender either so rather ditch him and Holla than JFC (permanently)
Ince is a totally different player and never seems to do remotely well when I see games. Defensive mids need to do more and he's not a defender either so rather ditch him and Holla than JFC (permanently)
sussex_guy2k2
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- Jun 6, 2014
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For sure. I guess the question is whether he was truly ready to be given his debut...
As I said, he's unlikely to get in the side, but given regular football he could well be a player we regret losing as there's a decent player in there behind all the stagnation.
RM-Taylor
He's Magic.... You Know
- Jan 7, 2006
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Holla rejected a move away from the club in August to a League One club. Surprised he hasn't been paid up like Colunga was
British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
- 10,897
Both good players but neither up to what you need to get promoted really.