haugemcfc
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How good is he ? Better than latvia?
Hope to see him in the cup games
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Kian Breckin | On loan at Wycombe
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Hope to see him in the cup games
Otamendi's Beard
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I've watched him a few times this season and two games stood out. Derby and Grimsby away.How good is he ? Better than latvia?
Hope to see him in the cup games
In those matches he proved he can already compete with men and is good enough to be playing league football.
Hopefully he'll try a loan before deciding to go anywhere permanently. Will make us a few quid in the very least.
He's good, but not quite as good as Latvia. Latvia have had some good results recently, including a 2-0 win against Lichtenstein.How good is he ? Better than latvia?
Hope to see him in the cup games
Make sure you spell Liechtenstein correctly in the future as there are a few spelling experts on the forum tonight.He's good, but not quite as good as Latvia. Latvia have had some good results recently, including a 2-0 win against Lichtenstein.
tolmie's hairdoo
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I've watched him a few times this season and two games stood out. Derby and Grimsby away.
In those matches he proved he can already compete with men and is good enough to be playing league football.
Hopefully he'll try a loan before deciding to go anywhere permanently. Will make us a few quid in the very least.
Probably £10m next summer. As you say, he's ready to be playing league football and he would have already made the first team with us if played anywhere else but midfield.
Southampton obviously know all about him and doubt we would agree to Chelsea.
Bellingham coming in just adds to the dilemma.
stockportblue
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Presumably decisions like this are not just about who is in front of him but also who is coming from behind in the same position in the u18s . What decision is made will also be influenced by how highly the club rate players like Nico O Reilly. And what pathway is envisioned for him.
FantasyIreland
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How good is he ? Better than lavia?
Hope to see him in the cup games
As i said on page 3,they are not similar,you are comparing apples and oranges.
Breckin is a KDB,Lavia a Rodri.
Losing him will a be a huge mistake/blow.
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I wouldn’t say he’s a KDB type player as he doesn’t really get many assists or goals. He’s just a tidy player, good at breaking play up and keeping possession.
In style,movement,physicality,and footballing intelligence terms,KDB is the closest comparison in our squad.
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Hopefully plenty of game time. Wish the lad well.
FantasyIreland
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So glad we have retained him,he's a wonderful talent,and i dont think that league is a bad move.....he will need to get used to the rough and tumble very quickly,i suspect much like McAtee,it will improve his overall game hugely.
jamesha
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Not a bad club to join. I don't think they will be contenders for automatic promotion but could be in with a chance of the play-offs.
LongsightM13
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What a peculiar choice of club for him, their style of football has long been somewhat ‘agricultural’ to say the very least
Still, playing against grown men in a tough league should be good for his development and hopefully should get plenty of game time at that level
Still, playing against grown men in a tough league should be good for his development and hopefully should get plenty of game time at that level
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Gaz (FMwkdsoul)
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Im always torn when it comes to loans, we cry out a team that plays 'passing, possession' football but we know they can do that. Can we see if they can add what they don't have when styles change etc. or keep them in a similar system as much as possible.What a peculiar choice of club for him, their style of football has long been somewhat ‘agricultural’ to say the very least
Still, playing against grown men in a tough league should be good for his development and hopefully should get plenty of game time at that level
really do wonder how the team/player decide on stuff like this.
FantasyIreland
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Breckin's footballing ability is not an issue,so i suspect this move might be more about the experience of playing in an environment,and amongst a few hackers,that is unnatural to him.What a peculiar choice of club for him, their style of football has long been somewhat ‘agricultural’ to say the very least
Still, playing against grown men in a tough league should be good for his development and hopefully should get plenty of game time at that level
LongsightM13
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Aye that’s fair enough, though he might get more game time at a team that plays better football.Breckin's footballing ability is not an issue,so i suspect this move might be more about the experience of playing in an environment,and amongst a few hackers,that is unnatural to him.
Tbf the new manager might want to play better stuff than Ainsworth