He felt like a massive miss when he signed for Chesterfield didn’t he, especially having been so local. I’d still have wanted Murphy and Daley too as they both have qualities we needed and would still need IMO. But with Tshimanga too we would have many more points even allowing for the other serious weaknesses in the team
Chesterfield paid money for him, whilst it was an undisclosed amount I know Bolton were also very interested so it was probably a decent sum for this level, I'm not convinced we would have been able to afford him.
It's not as easy as that though, is it. He was reportedly destined for an EFL club or 2 before Chesterfield came in for him, so imagine what they must have offered to lure him. If it were so easy to sign a Tshimanga all clubs would be doing it,
I think he may be a bit past it these days, could of possibly fitted PB's recruitment though.
Thought to be around 200k I heard. Must be on very decent wages too. Chesterfield were flush this summer due to winning a court case re their business interruption insurance for COVID and have decided that's their big chance to buy their way out of the division.
To be honest I think you’re looking at the wrong areas - as good as it would be to have extra goalscorers I think we need them (and especially creativity) in midfield. Even Mary Berry can’t bake a cake with no ingredients.
That is a whole lot less explicable. I've seen him play quite a few times some years ago and never rated him at all in terms of end product. Not sure where he's suddenly found that.
Yes, we should be looking for players like Tahvon Campbell to sign just before they hit 13 goals in 16 games.
What we really need IMO is a Lenny or a Yearwood, someone with decent pace, defensive ability and stamina who can carry the ball between the lines. Was hoping Ogogo might be that player but it doesn't seem so.
Especially with no track record. Before this season he'd scored 11 goals in 144 appearances, although I assume a number of those would have been as sub.
It is. I wonder if he's playing in a slightly different position that suits him better. Or maybe he's applying himself and taking things a bit more seriously. Who knows. Either way Woking seem to have hit the jackpot.
There is taking time and there is taking too much time. The managers will have known what needs to strengthen early on. I think the main problem might be that we are not an overly attractive prospect, regardless of what Saviour Stan might say. I really hope this comment dates badly though.
