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Brandon Austin
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Chris Jones
Forster is the biggest character at the training ground and has seen/done it all, so I'm sure he has great rapport with Burchy and knows he is nearing The End of his career.
Probably won't, Vic is #1, Kinsky is #2, He'll be #3 (Forster contract ends in summer), with Keeley and Gunter as next gen.
afsoc4life
Edgar Davids
Based on this evening, I am not so sure.
metalgear
Andy Thompson
was brave and did well coming out and under physical pressure
i don't he could have saved the goal if he remained on the line - well placed free headers at the far post back across goal are hard to stop
Mrs Vert
Eidur Gudjohnsen
I feel like the defender could have a got closer. Don't know who it was
Finney Is Back
Colin Calderwood
Looks to have enough quality to stay at Spurs and be our number 3 next season. Though of course it may be that he fancies trying to move own a level or two an becoming a first choice somewhere?
metalgear
Andy Thompson
Under ange we totally ignore far post defending
Lemonade Money
Dimitar Berbatov
What about a loan to Div 1/2, with a recall option?
metalgear
Andy Thompson
Kinski is a good buy and rather opportunistic...which is how we swing these days.
Austin looks good enough as #2 and woth the potential to challenge vicario. Who is the weakest keeper in the epl when under physical duress.
A couple of questions though.
1. Looks like we are prioritising opportunistic buys instead of immediate needs - experienced outfield players.
2. we suddenly have way too many keepers even if we disregard forster and whiteman. Will vicario and Austin stay?
Austin looks good enough as #2 and woth the potential to challenge vicario. Who is the weakest keeper in the epl when under physical duress.
A couple of questions though.
1. Looks like we are prioritising opportunistic buys instead of immediate needs - experienced outfield players.
2. we suddenly have way too many keepers even if we disregard forster and whiteman. Will vicario and Austin stay?
I'd imagine yes, our first choice goalkeeper will stay
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Highly likely the last time he plays for us last night with Kinksy and Vicario in front of him. Glad he managed to grab a clean sheet even if he didn’t have to do much for it. Be interesting to see what happens with him. You imagine he’ll be with us till the summer but then might be looking to get a move.
braineclipse
Terry Dyson
Has proven himself a capable third choice. Probably up to him and he wants next in his career.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
That is how i see it as well, now he has had a taste for first team football he may decide to go and play for another club who is willing to give him more first team games.
monkeybarry
Steffen Freund
It's an interesting decision.
Play every week, for a small wage, lesser long term security, crap training facilities and old cold stadiums
VS
Stay as a training partner and have a solid and comfortable life playing training games and being around a top quality environment
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Good points and i guess we will see, however most guys who get to play at a pro level do so because thay want to play. Of course they are those who think the money is important but playing time at a good level is what counts. I guess we shall see.