Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
What makes you think this?
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Juan Foyth
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monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Yeah, we'll just play all of the other available players.
Finney Is Back
Andy Thompson
I think loans would do both Foyth and KWP good (perhaps Skipp as well). They all clearly have talent but, as is natural, will make mistakes at this stage of their careers. I’m not sure we can afford the dropped points from allowing them to develop their decision making in our first team, yet first team training and under 23 games don’t have anything like the same levels of intensity so don’t really allow a player to improve his decision making under pressure.
Games in the championship would be great for all three players, I think they would all enjoy likely to play most weeks at that level and then come back in a year’s time ready to stake a claim for a starting place.
Agree. In the case of Foyth with Toby potentially leaving would you see him in line as a PL regular?(I know we have Sanchez ahead oh him) I think he’s a year or two away from being good enough at CB to be consistently playing at a team with our aspirations. Another PL team loan would be ideal, I don’t think he needs to go down to the Championship though, I think he’s good enough to be in this league - Saudi Sportswashing Machine under Benitez would be great IMO....
spurspinter1
Pat van den Hauwe
Started in a friendly against Nicaragua, played 73 minutes with Argentina winning 5 - 1 but I can't find much in the way of how well he got on. As far as I can tell played at CB alongide Otamendi though. With respect probably not the toughest opposition but think getting minutes in to his legs can't be a bad thing at all, hope he can get some game time in the Copa America.
Interesting to see what happens with him. His mistakes have been...erm..apparent and as such there's no hiding from them even now the dust has settled but is there a better suited coach he could be learning from? It might be a cliched way of thinking but same nation and same position coupled with the fact that Poch clearly saw enough in him to warrant signing him.
Part of me sides with those wanting him to secure a loan move (although championship is doing him a bit of a disservice IMO) but then I do think his versatility could come in handy. I'd be really happy to see Toby see out the final see of his contract and whilst I wouldn't see him displacing Alders or that left footed Dutch bloke in the 1st XI there would opportunities for him.
I'm pretty sure it's been suggested that he could move in to midfield in a holding role, which would mean easy switching to 3 at the back if required and also think Foyth has showed enough attacking wise that he can cover for RB as well, it's hard to imagine we'll finish the transfer window with the current 3 RBs on the books.
Am I right in thinking we didn't get him in early enough for him to be considered "homegrown"? A shame if so, due consideration is needed in terms of squad management...
Interesting to see what happens with him. His mistakes have been...erm..apparent and as such there's no hiding from them even now the dust has settled but is there a better suited coach he could be learning from? It might be a cliched way of thinking but same nation and same position coupled with the fact that Poch clearly saw enough in him to warrant signing him.
Part of me sides with those wanting him to secure a loan move (although championship is doing him a bit of a disservice IMO) but then I do think his versatility could come in handy. I'd be really happy to see Toby see out the final see of his contract and whilst I wouldn't see him displacing Alders or that left footed Dutch bloke in the 1st XI there would opportunities for him.
I'm pretty sure it's been suggested that he could move in to midfield in a holding role, which would mean easy switching to 3 at the back if required and also think Foyth has showed enough attacking wise that he can cover for RB as well, it's hard to imagine we'll finish the transfer window with the current 3 RBs on the books.
Am I right in thinking we didn't get him in early enough for him to be considered "homegrown"? A shame if so, due consideration is needed in terms of squad management...
thfcsteff
Garth Crooks
This.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
I agree, plus he is only 21 and learning the game here.
I'm torn on the loan idea (in general for defenders tbh). 30 games at a struggling team can do more harm than 15-20 games with his own club and familiar players around him.
He started 14 games last season and largely done well (apart from a couple of standout mistakes). I'd expect his game time to go up a bit to maybe 15-20 games next season. He'll then be 22.
What would be the point in sending him on loan, and then having to shell out for a 4th choice CB. I'd just keep him in the set up and gradually up his game time. He'll be ready for much more action the season after next then, when we'll surely need him.
He started 14 games last season and largely done well (apart from a couple of standout mistakes). I'd expect his game time to go up a bit to maybe 15-20 games next season. He'll then be 22.
What would be the point in sending him on loan, and then having to shell out for a 4th choice CB. I'd just keep him in the set up and gradually up his game time. He'll be ready for much more action the season after next then, when we'll surely need him.
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
You mean with his non existent pace? Personally I think he would be beneficial to our club if he was developed and deployed as a defensive midfielder
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
More pace than Trippier.
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
And I think his performance during the WC as a wing back covered a lot of cracks. I have never been happy with him playing as a wingback for us, but alas I do not pick the team
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
As for England he had the Walker and his pace baby sitting him, the same way Sissoko has to baby sit him in the league. When you look at Rose as full back or wing back you do not worry about someone holding his hand, and that is the type of quality at a minimum we need on the right.
I think Poch for teh most time this coming season will go for 4 at the back.
I think Poch for teh most time this coming season will go for 4 at the back.
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
Hopefully we sign another RB but if we don’t and Aurier isn’t fit then I hope Foyth plays instead of that other clown at right back. Serious Trippier and Davies at full back for the first game fears.
SpurMeUp
Gary Stevens
If we can't sign the right RB, I would be fascinated by seeing Poch bed him into the RB position. A Corluka-like strong defender. But he's got an enthusiasm to get foward which could be developed. His passing is decent as is his ability on the ball.