' Ones to watch '
Fri Dec 19, 2014 11:28 am
' Ones to Watch '
Cardiff City – Kadeem Harris: He hasn’t played a home first team match and I’m hopeful the lightning-quick winger will start. Having watched him develop over the last three years and come through injury setbacks with a smile on his face it’s his time. He has raw pace, a trick or two and has played a fair bit of League One football. Manager Russell Slade has handed Harris a new contract and sent him on at half-time against Bournemouth. There is a trust between the two men already and it’s time for Harris to start.
Brentford– Andre Gray: The former Luton Town hit-man has scored nine goals for the Bees this season including six in the last seven. He is the lone front man in a Brentford system which sees big support for the striker coming from midfield. Wolverhampton-born Gray, 23, moved to Brentford last summer.
Cardiff City – Kadeem Harris: He hasn’t played a home first team match and I’m hopeful the lightning-quick winger will start. Having watched him develop over the last three years and come through injury setbacks with a smile on his face it’s his time. He has raw pace, a trick or two and has played a fair bit of League One football. Manager Russell Slade has handed Harris a new contract and sent him on at half-time against Bournemouth. There is a trust between the two men already and it’s time for Harris to start.
Brentford– Andre Gray: The former Luton Town hit-man has scored nine goals for the Bees this season including six in the last seven. He is the lone front man in a Brentford system which sees big support for the striker coming from midfield. Wolverhampton-born Gray, 23, moved to Brentford last summer.
Re: ' Ones to watch '
Fri Dec 19, 2014 11:31 am
Santa Ponsa Blue wrote:' Ones to Watch '
Cardiff City – Kadeem Harris: He hasn’t played a home first team match and I’m hopeful the lightning-quick winger will start. Having watched him develop over the last three years and come through injury setbacks with a smile on his face it’s his time. He has raw pace, a trick or two and has played a fair bit of League One football. Manager Russell Slade has handed Harris a new contract and sent him on at half-time against Bournemouth. There is a trust between the two men already and it’s time for Harris to start.
Brentford– Andre Gray: The former Luton Town hit-man has scored nine goals for the Bees this season including six in the last seven. He is the lone front man in a Brentford system which sees big support for the striker coming from midfield. Wolverhampton-born Gray, 23, moved to Brentford last summer.
Cheers Mason
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