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Isaac Hutchinson

Completed the season with a goal in Walsalls 2-1 win over Doncaster.

Finished as Walsalls top scorer and top assister with 8 goals and 9 assists and also won their Young Player of the Year award.

Walsall had a torrid second half of the season going from fringes of play offs to 16th.
Was too light weight for us! The hutchinson I watched for us was poor! Ron done the right thing letting him go.
 
Was too light weight for us! The hutchinson I watched for us was poor! Ron done the right thing letting him go.
Leaving Southend was probably the best move in his career so far. Isaac continues to play in the football league and continues to get better each season while we languish in the National League. You must remember that we were playing youngsters like Isaac at a level which was difficult for them to adjust to at a young age, but he improved with every game with us and obviously Derby saw something in him which you obviously missed. I reckon that says more about you than it does about Derby.
 
Leaving Southend was probably the best move in his career so far. Isaac continues to play in the football league and continues to get better each season while we languish in the National League. You must remember that we were playing youngsters like Isaac at a level which was difficult for them to adjust to at a young age, but he improved with every game with us and obviously Derby saw something in him which you obviously missed. I reckon that says more about you than it does about Derby.
I have no idea what derby saw! But they didn't keep him very long did they?
 
There's no doubt (at least to me) that he was a bit lightweight when he was with us, but there was also no doubt he was very skillful and had all the attributes to become a good player. All he needed was to become a man and strengthen up.

It seems he now has, and good luck to him as he now seems to be fulfilling his potential whilst we take backward step after backward step.
 
There's no doubt (at least to me) that he was a bit lightweight when he was with us, but there was also no doubt he was very skillful and had all the attributes to become a good player. All he needed was to become a man and strengthen up.

It seems he now has, and good luck to him as he now seems to be fulfilling his potential whilst we take backward step after backward step.
Michael Kightly was the same, took a so called "back ward step" to Grays then ended up playing at the highest level, too many computer football managers criticize a young player, rather than look at age, physical growth etc
 
Michael Kightly was the same, took a so called "back ward step" to Grays then ended up playing at the highest level, too many computer football managers criticize a young player, rather than look at age, physical growth etc
Indeed. He was clearly very skilful even when he was with us. It wasn't a surprise to me to see him make it to the PL.
 
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