CFG | Academy | EDS in & out season 2022/23

WRicko said:
Would be great but will take a long time he is very young and in experienced compared to Kabore let alone Walker
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I've not seen Kabore so i couldn't possibly comment on his experience or ability, what I can say is Pep and his team are aware of Kabore's ability and have loaned him out with a sell clause. As I said in the C J Egan Riley thread sometimes it's what's behind you not just what's in front of you, I believe this is why they let a fine prospect like CJ go and this is why Kabore will be sold.
Rico Lewis is 17 years old (just like Jude) and has managed to make his debut for Manchester City, I have seen Lewis and recently watched him live in the EDS v Leicester, he is a very special talent who will be our best right back option at some point.
 
failsworthblueboy said:
I've not seen Kabore so i couldn't possibly comment on his experience or ability, what I can say is Pep and his team are aware of Kabore's ability and have loaned him out with a sell clause. As I said in the C J Egan Riley thread sometimes it's what's behind you not just what's in front of you, I believe this is why they let a fine prospect like CJ go and this is why Kabore will be sold.
Rico Lewis is 17 years old (just like Jude) and has managed to make his debut for Manchester City, I have seen Lewis and recently watched him live in the EDS v Leicester, he is a very special talent who will be our best right back option at some point.
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It’s a lot easier to make it at city even if it’s only for a short period at Kobores age as an international who has played in the African cup of nations than it is at Rico age but it’s true that loan players tend not to make and looks like he is set up for a sale just think when this loan is over could be perfect stage to take over from Walker as he is very reliant on speed and is older. However he doesn’t seem to be slowing down
 
Centurions said:
Since when was 3rd party ownership reintroduced as being legal?
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Have no clue
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I presume the transfer window closes at the end of the month? We still need to find loads for Morgan Rogers, Ben Knight & Alex Robertson.
 
Centurions said:
Surely the CFG can't hold the rights to players and loan them out? How's that any different to the previous systems?
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The press just use CFG as they have a central scouting and talent identification. They do a player analysis on development trajectory and then decide which club he will be registered/bought for. They hold nothing, the press just dont know where he will end up.
 
I know a Lincoln fan and they love Morgan Rogers. They think he's a great player and infinitely better than Fiorini, who he said was decent but inconsistent.
 
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