Of course I'm talking about Doyle. This thread is about Tommy Doyle. I just think it's a cuntish move. He's played 10 minutes of the match. Go celebrate with his keeper. Imagine de gea saved a penalty against Haaland and Bruno or Antony went and jumped in haalands face. We'd be calling them every name under the sun.
Sorry misunderstood your post then, I can't say I even noticed Doyle in the clip you posted, so assumed it was about Trafford. I did wonder why it was in this thread though.Of course I'm talking about Doyle. This thread is about Tommy Doyle.
Sorry misunderstood your post then, I can't say I even noticed Doyle in the clip you posted, so assumed it was about Trafford. I did wonder why it was in this thread though.
boo hooTrafford made the saves, not Doyle. Instead of celebrating with Trafford, his first thought was to get in the face of the Spain penalty taker and goad him. A stupid reaction
Watching the video more closely I can see the point you are trying to make. It was a niggly game and the penalty seemed a bit dodgy so I can see how Doyle could be tempted to do what he did but without knowing any of the background it does look a bit bad - similar to when Keown jumped in front of Van Nistleroy when the latter missed a last minute penalty against the rags.Trafford made the saves, not Doyle. Instead of celebrating with Trafford, his first thought was to get in the face of the Spain penalty taker and goad him. A stupid reaction
What's happening with him?
That's a little disappointing after the last season he had at the top of Championship. Their fans(at least online) seemed to love him and it looked certain that they will take him to PL.Just a case of finding him the right move,i think it will be a permanent one.
The Blades would have been ideal,but surprisingly they aren't showing much enthusiasm for his return.
He is probably in an odd place.....too good for the Championship,but still unproven at Prem level.......and clubs that would be a good fit do not want to hand out relatively hefty contracts to a potential gamble.
Im confident the club that gives him an opportunity will reap the rewards,but he may well have to take one step back to take two forward.
The PL loan rules may be impacting him going back to SUFC on loan at least. Perhaps we're in talks about a permanent sale with the usual buy-back/sell-on deals with more than the one club. SUFC are going to have a relatively limited pot and will need to look at other parts of the team if they're planning on staying up.That's a little disappointing after the last season he had at the top of Championship. Their fans(at least online) seemed to love him and it looked certain that they will take him to PL.
I can think of Southampton going for him to replace JWP, if/when he leaves.
Just a case of finding him the right move,i think it will be a permanent one.
The Blades would have been ideal,but surprisingly they aren't showing much enthusiasm for his return.
He is probably in an odd place.....too good for the Championship,but still unproven at Prem level.......and clubs that would be a good fit do not want to hand out relatively hefty contracts to a potential gamble.
Im confident the club that gives him an opportunity will reap the rewards,but he may well have to take one step back to take two forward.
Sheffield United should look to sign him, but we'll be looking for the usual sale with a buy back/sell on clause and they might want more proven players themselves. I've always wanted to see Doyle make it at City with his family connections to the club, it would have been a fantastic story for all parties. He's definitely good enough to play in the prem in my opinion, and he's had a couple of seasons in the Championship and shown an upward trajectory despite being 21 still. If he can get assurances on game time another move to the Championship wouldn't be a bad one. It wouldn't be a bad move to loan him again either if the offers aren't there this summer.
Id be keeping him ahead of Philips,he is far more reliable and has the City style engrained inside him,i think he has the intelligence and the awareness that Philips lacks.
He proved against Spurs in the Cup (for SUFC) that he is more than capable.
Do you think that he could play as a 6 in a single pivot or would he need another midfielder alongside him? Also is he good enough to play as an 8 for us? I too would like him to have a chance at CityId be keeping him ahead of Philips,he is far more reliable and has the City style engrained inside him,i think he has the intelligence and the awareness that Philips lacks.
He proved against Spurs in the Cup (for SUFC) that he is more than capable.
Interesting -
Do you think that he could play as a 6 in a single pivot or would he need another midfielder alongside him? Also is he good enough to play as an 8 for us? I too would like him to have a chance at City
Any news on this, guessing he will be loaned out again somewhere?