Kingston Bee
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Jaidon Anthony (Fwd, Burnley, 26)
Sounds like a positive mindset and character, the type we look for.Comment on AFCB fans’ site:
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Sounds like a positive mindset and character, the type we look for.Comment on AFCB fans’ site:
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It wouldn’t surprise me if he was being tracked by us from leaving Arsenal to join AFCB’s youth team and Lee Dykes has a massive data-set on him.Sounds like a positive mindset and character, the type we look for.
If just one of those three achieves a level of form and fitness that demands a starting place early in the new season id be very happy. If it were two I'd be ecstatic. The likelihood of all three getting there is sufficiently low (at least for the foreseeable) to not be worth worrying about!The player who I think I'm struggling with is Josh. If Carvalho, Milambo come back and we get these players in, I can't see how he's getting a game.
Yes, the writing the word torrid was spectacular.Like Jaidon Anthony, he'd have struggled to impress in a week team (in this case Norway's second string). Hard to imagine he gave them that torrid a time though.
Fantastic skill but little end product. Maybe hell mature and become a big star. But I wouldn't bet on it.Strange how people see things differently, I thought he flattered and generally his decision making poor. His record since joining Fulham reflects that also
Do we know why he left Bournemouth?I think it is a good sign that most posters on both Muff and Burnley forums only have good things to say about him.
Out of contract.Do we know why he left Bournemouth?
That begs another question. Why? Not enough appearances, Bournemouth not offering enough money, did not like living on the South Coast, and many many more reasons. So I am none the wiser, thanks anyway.Out of contract.
Maybe you could look it up.That begs another question. Why? Not enough appearances, Bournemouth not offering enough money, did not like living on the South Coast, and many many more reasons. So I am none the wiser, thanks anyway.
He developed in AFCB’s youth system but it seems they then started buying a lot of ‘ready made’ players, so he got loaned out: Weymouth at age 19, Leeds 23-24, Burnley, 24-25, then sold to Burnley on their promotion. So I guess AFCB’s recruitment meant he got by-passed there and became a Championship journeyman – I hope it sort-of means he’s grown up the hard way.Do we know why he left Bournemouth?
He came through the Arsenal academy (would have been a peer of Josh). Followed the same route as Josh in leaving (for Bournemouth) to try and get first team football. The bit I do agree with though is Bournemouth started spending big money to try and get out of the Championship quickly which would have limited his opportunities.He developed in AFCB’s youth system but it seems they then started buying a lot of ‘ready made’ players, so he got loaned out: Weymouth at age 19, Leeds 23-24, Burnley, 24-25, then sold to Burnley on their promotion. So I guess AFCB’s recruitment meant he got by-passed there and became a Championship journeyman – I hope it sort-of means he’s grown up the hard way.
I think he was released by Arsenal age 16-17, then to AFCB’s U-21’s; I was trying to keep it brief!He came through the Arsenal academy (would have been a peer of Josh). Followed the same route as Josh in leaving (for Bournemouth) to try and get first team football.
Wanted to go play for Parker again possibly too?That begs another question. Why? Not enough appearances, Bournemouth not offering enough money, did not like living on the South Coast, and many many more reasons. So I am none the wiser, thanks anyway.
“Plucky” Bournemouth.He came through the Arsenal academy (would have been a peer of Josh). Followed the same route as Josh in leaving (for Bournemouth) to try and get first team football. The bit I do agree with though is Bournemouth started spending big money to try and get out of the Championship quickly which would have limited his opportunities.
Thanks, this is just the sort of stuff I wanted to hear. Looking after disabled wife means I have little time to to look stuff up.He developed in AFCB’s youth system but it seems they then started buying a lot of ‘ready made’ players, so he got loaned out: Weymouth at age 19, Leeds 23-24, Burnley, 24-25, then sold to Burnley on their promotion. So I guess AFCB’s recruitment meant he got by-passed there and became a Championship journeyman – I hope it sort-of means he’s grown up the hard way.
It's Sunday, the rumours came out on Friday. Phil Giles probably had a bbq and a few drinks before the football and is hungover today like the rest of England.Things sure got quiet.. are we close to an anouncement?
Things sure got quiet.. are we close to an anouncement?
Its the weekend. Even journalists and social media clickbaiters take time off.
Happy to be proved wrong and will back him if we sign him , but doesnt feel like a brentford signing that's all . Just an opinion , i thought that was the point of the forum ?What a strange comment
Aha you fell into the trap of having an opinionHappy to be proved wrong and will back him if we sign him , but doesnt feel like a brentford signing that's all . Just an opinion , i thought that was the point of the forum ?
You’re more than entitled to your opinion and I’m more than entitled to say it’s a strange one!Happy to be proved wrong and will back him if we sign him , but doesnt feel like a brentford signing that's all . Just an opinion , i thought that was the point of the forum ?
I'm with you on this one.Underwhelmed
It’s usually during slow transfer windows that I’ve contemplated whether I’ve ever been ‘whelmed’. ‘Overwhelmed’ on many occasions, ‘underwhelmed’ considerably more. Is it like a split second between the two?Underwhelmed
I think there’s a difference between signing players from relegated sides who severely underperformed e.g. West Ham and signing them from sides whose lack of quality is far more apparent, Burnley.Not for me im afraid , don,t like signing players from relegated sides .
It's probably better than scoring 8 goals in the same number of minutes for a team that finished above us - which is the sort of transfer that would get people very excited.I think there’s a difference between signing players from relegated sides who severely underperformed e.g. West Ham and signing them from sides whose lack of quality is far more apparent, Burnley.
Which is why scoring 8 for Burnley may actually be even better than it already is
Totally overwhelmed because this boy can play and would be the replacement for Nelson which significantly improves our squad.Underwhelmed
Are you suggesting that Phil knows what we need, better that some people on here do?To anyone even slightly underwhelmed, remember Phil Giles once said, we'll get what we need, not necessarily what people 'want'.
It's a philosophy that says a lot about the way we are run. The right way.
Totally agree. In my opinion we lacked quality on the wing last season and this player immediately improves our first team.I find it hilarious that someone who scored more goals and had more assists that Schade, and who clearly has a better first touch, is only being viewed by this group as just a Nelson replacement. He's competition for Schade if he stays, and at the very least a just as good replacement of Schade departs. It's he an exciting future star who is young like mala? No. But it's smart business for a player who is already accustomed to the premiere league. Getting a player like this for the amount of money reported sounds like brentford money all at it's best.
Yes this is what I was thinking. I'm not sure how people have decide he'll "just a bench option" - presumably because of the relatively modest fee reported, because he's the ripe old age of 26 and and because he only played for relegated Burnley?I find it hilarious that someone who scored more goals and had more assists that Schade, and who clearly has a better first touch, is only being viewed by this group as just a Nelson replacement. He's competition for Schade if he stays, and at the very least a just as good replacement of Schade departs. It's he an exciting future star who is young like mala? No. But it's smart business for a player who is already accustomed to the premiere league. Getting a player like this for the amount of money reported sounds like brentford money all at it's best.
Totally overwhelmed because this boy can play and would be the replacement for Nelson which significantly improves our squad.
Ready made PL player to bring off the bench. Tick from me.
That's a fair point , may hit the ground running if we sign him , he would be presented with far more chances with the way we play . Got to be a better punt than Fabio who just hasn't cut it with us im afraid.I think there’s a difference between signing players from relegated sides who severely underperformed e.g. West Ham and signing them from sides whose lack of quality is far more apparent, Burnley.
Which is why scoring 8 for Burnley may actually be even better than it already is
Very little ever happens in JuneThis window has been so slow, so im very happy about this one.
Yet, we have this conversation every year.Very little ever happens in June
At the moment my priorities are where Can I park my car before matches next season rather than who we might or might not sign!Yet, we have this conversation every year.
FGS!This window has been so slow, so im very happy about this one.
Gunnersbury Park, £3.30 and nobody smashing your car windows if you can bear a 15-20 minute walk to the ground. The club has confirmed there’s no unpublished restriction on using it as a fan.At the moment my priorities are where Can I park my car before matches next season rather than who we might or might not sign!
Bit harsh maybe?Got to be a better punt than Fabio who just hasn't cut it with us im afraid.
Even harsherIf he looks remotely bothered, doesn't try and win cheap free-kicks rather than taking people on, and is hungry for the ball, then he's a better than Schade.