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Has anyone seen any good strikers on there travels. As an Ebbsfleet supporter we had a Matt Godden who went to Stevenage, I think he's got a few goals for them the last two seasons, seems to have a knack of being in the right place at the right time. The trouble is, would the step up be too much for this type of player.? Sometimes you just have to make a gamble, and I'm sure someone like him wouldn't cost a fortune. Other than that, give some of the youngsters a bash.
Lyle taylor from AFC Wimbledon who ive been banging on about for 3 seasons
kenny mclean Aberdeen
but like Lblock says we could sign harry kane and we still wouldnt give him any decent service , lets go 4-4-2 on monday , freeman on one wing, bright on the other , and have a go
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
Putting Eze into the side as it is wouldn't work IMO. He operates as a No.10 at WW and we just don't play in a way to suit that. IH would have to change his match day tactics and team set up to accommodate Eze. Having watched the way that the U23's played earlier in the season with some of the players now out on loan it may not be a bad thing if we did chane it up a bit. Eze, Tilt, Phillips, Shodipo, Smyth, Chair, Oteh all looked to have good attacking intentions and the speed to hurt teams. I have only bought my MK Dons ticket on the premise that IH would be fielding a lot of youngsters and am looking forward to seeing them. What I am not looking forward to is them being sent out with an alien (to them) game plan to follow and to end up humiliated and embarrassed from being ill prepared. I feel that if they want the youngsters out there to represent the first team in a cup game they should let Ramsey and his team prepare them not IH, CF and Bircham.
Marc Mcnulty currently circumnavigating the ricoh arena at Coventry city. Lovely little player with a touch of the Kevin Gallen about his gib. A meaty tranche of panache, Eclat and guile about his play. Suffice to say i want him at loftus road as much as Ian Bishop in the mid 90's.
A lot.
"...The monkey is never dead, Dealer. The monkey never dies. When you kick him off, he just hides in a corner, waiting his turn."
Lago Junior, the Ivorian Jamie Mackie playing for Real Mallorca. Full of running and effort, takes on and beats his man more often and not and is very used to playing for a team who can't score goals. The man you want to throw on with 20 minutes to go when you're 1-0 down and need to scare a few tired legs
Mohamed Eisa - Cheltenham, young (22) 12 goals in 28 Apps -used to play for Greenwich Borough 57 goals in 100 apps. Next big thing from League 2 - or maybe we now have I'm back at QPR with Eze?
Just throwing this one into the pan. No doubt being bought by Brentford in the summer and having a breakthrough seasons in the Championship and sold onto Villa for £20m the season after.
I'd snap up Reise Allassani from Dulwich Hamlet. 21, John Bostock type attacking midfield/second striker England talent who was released by Palace after ACL injuries but now fit and thriving. 15 goals in 12 games!
Billy Bodin at Bristol Rovers is out of contract in the summer - think we have been interested in him before. Probably can't afford him now though. If we're honest about not having any ideas for Wheeler we could use him to sweeten the deal?
Yep £350k for Bodin. He's more of an inside forward anyway, not a striker.
My ITK bod at Rovers says Preston are paying him £15k a week and Rovers weren't too sad to see him go. The cup performance vs Notts County was the nail in the coffin.
I'm more disappointed we let Preston pick off Louis Moult from Motherwell, I thought he looked very handy. We'll see.
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