Fri Sep 16, 2011 3:07 pm
Fri Sep 16, 2011 3:14 pm
Fri Sep 16, 2011 3:42 pm
Bluebird1993 wrote:Looking for a move from Ipswich, he's been told he can leave, would you have him here? Type of player we're lacking.
Tall striker, good in the air, good with his feet, etc.
Also worked with Malky at Watford, but only for 2 months
Fri Sep 16, 2011 4:42 pm
Fri Sep 16, 2011 5:53 pm
Midfield general wrote:castleblue wrote: international player for free, no brainer as far as I'm concerned quote]
I don't understand that just because someone is a International player then he must be better than what we've got. Hungary aren't the force which they were and because of that their players aren't of the best standard.
People seem to think that because a player is an International then he must be good. Well with that mentality then if the club buyers the whole of the Mali team then Premier League her we come!!!
Fri Sep 16, 2011 6:02 pm
nerd wrote:Tall striker, good in the air, good with his feet is the type of striker we're missing? Gestede would like a word with you...
Fri Sep 16, 2011 6:11 pm
Midfield general wrote:Francis Jeffers who was capped for England moved to Arsenal for £7 million a few years ago and turned out to be shit. My point is that just because someone is prepared to pay a fee then it doesnt mean that you are worth it
Fri Sep 16, 2011 7:51 pm
Fri Sep 16, 2011 7:54 pm
Fri Sep 16, 2011 7:54 pm
castleblue wrote:Tamas Priskin actually played for Watford during the 2006 / 2007 season when they were a PL team and the playing squad included Malky Mackay.
He was sold by Watford 2 months after Malkay Mackay took over from Brenden Rodgers as manager to Ipswich for £1.7m, probably an offer Watford could not refuse. In my opinion this is just the type of player the squad needs to give MM another forward option we all know we need.
How often do you get a 24 year old international player for free, no brainer as far as I'm concerned but MM will obviously know him as well as anyone.
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Sat Sep 17, 2011 7:30 am
nerd wrote:castleblue wrote:Tamas Priskin actually played for Watford during the 2006 / 2007 season when they were a PL team and the playing squad included Malky Mackay.
He was sold by Watford 2 months after Malkay Mackay took over from Brenden Rodgers as manager to Ipswich for £1.7m, probably an offer Watford could not refuse. In my opinion this is just the type of player the squad needs to give MM another forward option we all know we need.
How often do you get a 24 year old international player for free, no brainer as far as I'm concerned but MM will obviously know him as well as anyone.
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Probably. Or Mackay wanted rid.
The 24 year old international stirker went from 1.7m to errm free. That's kinda telling.
Sat Sep 17, 2011 9:46 am
castleblue wrote:nerd wrote:castleblue wrote:Tamas Priskin actually played for Watford during the 2006 / 2007 season when they were a PL team and the playing squad included Malky Mackay.
He was sold by Watford 2 months after Malkay Mackay took over from Brenden Rodgers as manager to Ipswich for £1.7m, probably an offer Watford could not refuse. In my opinion this is just the type of player the squad needs to give MM another forward option we all know we need.
How often do you get a 24 year old international player for free, no brainer as far as I'm concerned but MM will obviously know him as well as anyone.
Watch this space I think.![]()
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Probably. Or Mackay wanted rid.
The 24 year old international stirker went from 1.7m to errm free. That's kinda telling.
Priskin was in the last year of his contract at Watford and had told the club he wouldn't be signing a new one, he has scored 12 goals in 25 matches in a struggling team the season before but with Watford not havinf a pot to piss in they took the £1.7m and a 30% sell on clause.
I say watch this space because MM was coach to Brenden Rodgers when he had his best scoring run at Watford so he should know the player. If MM thinks there is anything about him surely he wouldn't turn his nose up when the player comes on a free.
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Sat Sep 17, 2011 10:38 am
nerd wrote:castleblue wrote:
Priskin was in the last year of his contract at Watford and had told the club he wouldn't be signing a new one, he has scored 12 goals in 25 matches in a struggling team the season before but with Watford not havinf a pot to piss in they took the £1.7m and a 30% sell on clause.
I say watch this space because MM was coach to Brenden Rodgers when he had his best scoring run at Watford so he should know the player. If MM thinks there is anything about him surely he wouldn't turn his nose up when the player comes on a free.
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And he did what with Swansea? Indeed, plenty there felt his injury was a blessing as he was hardly an upgrade over Moore or Beattie...
Sat Sep 17, 2011 10:57 am
castleblue wrote:nerd wrote:castleblue wrote:
Priskin was in the last year of his contract at Watford and had told the club he wouldn't be signing a new one, he has scored 12 goals in 25 matches in a struggling team the season before but with Watford not havinf a pot to piss in they took the £1.7m and a 30% sell on clause.
I say watch this space because MM was coach to Brenden Rodgers when he had his best scoring run at Watford so he should know the player. If MM thinks there is anything about him surely he wouldn't turn his nose up when the player comes on a free.
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And he did what with Swansea? Indeed, plenty there felt his injury was a blessing as he was hardly an upgrade over Moore or Beattie...
Well with 1 goal from a total of 97 minutes on the pitch for the Jacks from 4 substitute appearances he was a huge improvement over Moore and Beattie who are both needed more than 350 minutes on the pitch for each goal they scored.
In fact that statistic placed him above Scott Sinclair who took 204 minutes for each goal he scored, a lot higher if you take away his penatly kicks.
Priskin is a young player who I accept has seen his stock reduce because of a few poor seasons but he is only 24, Jay Bothroyd was 26 when he arrived at Cardiff City again as a player who had a number of poor seasons and many were doubting him but he turned out OK.
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Sat Sep 17, 2011 11:14 am
Sat Sep 17, 2011 11:24 am
nerd wrote:
Did you actually see Priskin's goal? Comedy of errors by the defence. Stunned that the minutes per goal for a striker was less than that of a winger. That'll revolutionise football.
Bo0throyd has always had the talent, the problem has been the mental maturity hasn't been there. Priskin just isn't good enough...
Sat Sep 17, 2011 1:04 pm