Tommy Doyle | Signs for Wolves | will be confirmed Jul 1st

[FantasyIreland]

He has always reminded me of Ward Prowse,hopefully this is the beginning of a similar career.

 

[jamesha]

Another 90 minutes last night which resulted in a 1-0 win against Barnsley. Sounded like a scrappy game but two wins have opened a bit of a gap from the bottom 5.

If Tommy can help Cardiff finish the season in mid-table then the loan will have been a great success.

 

[oldius]

Barnsley were the better team and deserved to win but the quality is not good. Tommy simply defended an area of the pitch for most of the game and took the set pieces. He also showed his leadership skills when immediately standing between two players from opposing teams when there was a potential flair-up. Barnsley had most of the possession and Cardiff, in a game alien to Tommy really, simply kicked it long behind the opposition full-backs or, following a substitution, to a big strong centre-forward who showed great strength to score, against the run of play, on his debut.

 

[jamesha]

Barnsley were the better team and deserved to win but the quality is not good. Tommy simply defended an area of the pitch for most of the game and took the set pieces. He also showed his leadership skills when immediately standing between two players from opposing teams when there was a potential flair-up. Barnsley had most of the possession and Cardiff, in a game alien to Tommy really, simply kicked it long behind the opposition full-backs or, following a substitution, to a big strong centre-forward who showed great strength to score, against the run of play, on his debut.

Thanks for that info. It does not sound like Cardiff is the best place to hone "City style" football skills but I am sure Tommy will learn lots about being a first team regular, battling for results and other stuff that will be of value for his career.

After the comments about him from the Hamburg coach, showing he will graft for a team like Cardiff is going to be good for his image within the game.

 

[Gabriel]

Barnsley were the better team and deserved to win but the quality is not good. Tommy simply defended an area of the pitch for most of the game and took the set pieces. He also showed his leadership skills when immediately standing between two players from opposing teams when there was a potential flair-up. Barnsley had most of the possession and Cardiff, in a game alien to Tommy really, simply kicked it long behind the opposition full-backs or, following a substitution, to a big strong centre-forward who showed great strength to score, against the run of play, on his debut.

How did Gomes play?

 

[bluebanana83]

Had a quick look on a Cardiff message board and many were voting Tommy as MOM for the second game running.

So much better than the Hamburg soirée so far.

 

[oldius]

How did Gomes play?

I didn't even notice him, tbh. Nobody stood out.

 

[Gabriel]

I didn't even notice him, tbh. Nobody stood out.

That seems par for the course. Watched a couple of Barnsley games this year and he's been anonymous. They are so poor technically that his loan can only have helped with his strength and fitness.

 

[Sibierskii]

looks like he’s enjoying himself anyway

 

[Gabriel]

looks like he’s enjoying himself anyway

That looks infinitely more exciting than the game apparently was.

 

[southamptonblue]

Thanks for that info. It does not sound like Cardiff is the best place to hone "City style" football skills but I am sure Tommy will learn lots about being a first team regular, battling for results and other stuff that will be of value for his career.

After the comments about him from the Hamburg coach, showing he will graft for a team like Cardiff is going to be good for his image within the game.

He doesn't need to hone anything about how we play....he will never play for us as he's a million miles from being at that level. If he plays his career out in the championship, he'd have done well.

 

[K-Bo]

He doesn't need to hone anything about how we play....he will never play for us as he's a million miles from being at that level. If he plays his career out in the championship, he'd have done well.

Probably the case, hoping a decent spell at Cardiff and they'll give us a few mil for him.

 

[Cobra]

He doesn't need to hone anything about how we play....he will never play for us as he's a million miles from being at that level. If he plays his career out in the championship, he'd have done well.

If McTominay can forge out a PL career then I’m sure Doyle can

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

He doesn't need to hone anything about how we play....he will never play for us as he's a million miles from being at that level. If he plays his career out in the championship, he'd have done well.

million miles is a bit of an exaggeration. Plenty of average players have done really well in the prem. I think he’s better then average

 

[southamptonblue]

If McTominay can forge out a PL career then I’m sure Doyle can

Good point.....but Doyle won't!

 

[twosips]

Good point.....but Doyle won't!

Why?

 

[McfcK]

He doesn't need to hone anything about how we play....he will never play for us as he's a million miles from being at that level. If he plays his career out in the championship, he'd have done well.

Wow this might be one of the worst posts I’ve ever seen on this forum.

 

[BringBackSwales]

He doesn't need to hone anything about how we play....he will never play for us as he's a million miles from being at that level. If he plays his career out in the championship, he'd have done well.

Right well that’s that then, might as well hang your boots up now Tommy

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

Right well that’s that then, might as well hang your boots up now Tommy

yep Southamptonblue said so

 

[LongsightM13]

Long shot but let’s hope Tommy is celebrating this afternoon