He's 17, he's not too young. Could even send him to somewhere like Leyton Orient if they are interested so he's still close to home and can be kept an eye on.
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Mikey Moore
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According to the FA regulations, players must generally be 18 or older to enter into a loan agreement.
Once you're on a contract you can be loaned, so 17.
He's had a growth spurt. Got tall. Thought it was lankshear when i first saw him.
It's actually an exception process, it can be done, but FA actually doesn't recommend (some stuff in there about if they are still receiving schooling, etc.)
Once the player isn't in full time education and it has the agreement of the players parents/guardian there isn't an issue.
Chrissivad
Simon Davies
Would be good, but looks like they are loaning someone else, and they already have 2 of ours. Might not have the space for any Moore....
Lemonade Money
Dimitar Berbatov
That would be taking the Mikey.
Muttley
Gus Poyet
I'm not a medical man, but I would imagine putting your body through the intensity of the PL when you're in a growth spurt isn't so good for you.
braineclipse
Terry Dyson
He was pretty much only set up in situations where he had to beat at least a couple of players to create something. I thought he did well.
Tamworth obviously aren't a good football team by a PL standard, but they made things difficult for him and us. In the period of the game before they get tired he was our most creative player along with Maddison.
Huge gulf in quality in that particular game, but he went past players with absolute ease once he got up to speed. Similar to Maddison and Bissouma (our best performing players imo). He's shown the same against better players (particularly the AZ game). While also showing that he won't just try the dribble every time, he'll make good decisions and connect well with his teammates.
He may not be ready for PL football. But I think he may be close enough where he may not need a loan. The next 6-12 months will probably answer that more clearly.
It was the same with Bergvall a couple of months ago and he's clearly stepped up. I think Moore can too, though obviously impossible to know if he will or not. But like Bergvall the talent he has is immense.
braineclipse
Terry Dyson
I think that's definitely a possibility. He's looked better on the left than the right, but I think he has the talent and versatility to potentially play any of those more attacking non striker positions.
Obviously has great one vs one ability (yet to be seen transferred to a PL level), but also seems to have vision, composure and good passing. Those players can often play in multiple roles and if he fulfils his potential he could be good enough that it doesn't matter that much where on the pitch he plays.
The difference between Moore and Bergvall is that Bergvall has played a decent amount of mens football in Sweden. It's not up to the standard of PL but it's still a step up from anything that Moore has been involved in besides a few mins here and there this season.
braineclipse
Terry Dyson
Yes, that is a difference. And some players need that to be able to step up to a PL level, most players even. But not all. I think Moore may be one that doesn't.
Muttley
Gus Poyet
If Ange and the boys don't secure UEFA football, they will have to redraw the line for which players get loans next season. Other than that, they may need to re-introduce the integration between first team and U21 matches and let players like Mikey pivot between. I don't really recall Mikey playing for the U21s.