Mykhailo Mudryk

[Roland Beurre]

Yeah, I'm fine with anyone saying they didn't want us to sell Lankshear - I would have preferred to see him stay, but appreciate the multiple potential reasons as to why he was moved on.

What I don't agree with is those highlighting every time he scores a goal in the Championship as evidence that we shouldn't have sold him....

It's a rash some people just can't resist scratching. Try not to let it bother you

 

[Lemonade Money]

plenty have smashed it in the Championship and then failed at the top level:

Player	Evidence of second-tier goalscoring	Premier League outcome
John McGinlay	Boltons leading scorer for four consecutive seasons, 1993/94 and 1996/97.	6 goals in 39 appearances.
David Connolly	Scored 42 league goals across two seasons at Wimbledon; subsequently Leicester's leading scorer with 13 in 2004/05.	1 goal in 22 appearances for Wigan and Sunderland.
David Nugent	125 Championship goals; productive for Preston, Leicester, Derby and others.	14 goals in 97 appearances.
Michael Chopra	74 Championship goals, particularly effective at Cardiff.	9 goals in 60 appearances.
Jordan Rhodes	125 Championship goals; scored 29 in 2012/13 and 25 in 2013/14.	0 goals in 6 appearances for Middlesbrough.
Jason Scotland	48 goals in 170 second-tier appearances across Swansea, Ipswich and Barnsley.	1 goal in 32 appearances for Wigan.
Lewis Grabban	112 Championship goals across clubs including Bournemouth, Norwich and Nottingham Forest.	1 goal in 21 appearances for Norwich and Bournemouth.
Mata›j Vydra	Already had 65 Championship goals by 2018 and finished 2017/18 as the divisions leading scorer.	11 goals in 106 appearances for West Brom, Watford and Burnley.
Billy Sharp	Championship record-holder since the 2004 rebrand, with 130 goals.	6 goals in 43 appearances.
Tom Ince	Had scored 68 Championship goals by 2018, mainly through his Blackpool and Derby spells.	3 goals in 48 appearances.

Nice spreadsheet.

 

[glorygloryeze]

Any update in MUDRYK and when he's likely to be available again?

 

[Muttley]

Yeah, I'm fine with anyone saying they didn't want us to sell Lankshear - I would have preferred to see him stay, but appreciate the multiple potential reasons as to why he was moved on.

What I don't agree with is those highlighting every time he scores a goal in the Championship as evidence that we shouldn't of sold him....

The other trend I'm seeing is people naming strikers that succeeded in the Championship but failed in the PL as if it is relevant to Lanks journey.

When I look at that list I don't see it balances with names like Watkins, Toney, Abraham, Bamford, Solanke etc. These guys certainly prove that you can have attributes that allow you to move between the 2 divisions.

Personally, I'd rather have Lanks at Spurs. That's my personal opinion.

 

[Bedfordspurs]

plenty have smashed it in the Championship and then failed at the top level:

Player	Evidence of second-tier goalscoring	Premier League outcome
John McGinlay	Boltons leading scorer for four consecutive seasons, 1993/94 and 1996/97.	6 goals in 39 appearances.
David Connolly	Scored 42 league goals across two seasons at Wimbledon; subsequently Leicester's leading scorer with 13 in 2004/05.	1 goal in 22 appearances for Wigan and Sunderland.
David Nugent	125 Championship goals; productive for Preston, Leicester, Derby and others.	14 goals in 97 appearances.
Michael Chopra	74 Championship goals, particularly effective at Cardiff.	9 goals in 60 appearances.
Jordan Rhodes	125 Championship goals; scored 29 in 2012/13 and 25 in 2013/14.	0 goals in 6 appearances for Middlesbrough.
Jason Scotland	48 goals in 170 second-tier appearances across Swansea, Ipswich and Barnsley.	1 goal in 32 appearances for Wigan.
Lewis Grabban	112 Championship goals across clubs including Bournemouth, Norwich and Nottingham Forest.	1 goal in 21 appearances for Norwich and Bournemouth.
Mata›j Vydra	Already had 65 Championship goals by 2018 and finished 2017/18 as the divisions leading scorer.	11 goals in 106 appearances for West Brom, Watford and Burnley.
Billy Sharp	Championship record-holder since the 2004 rebrand, with 130 goals.	6 goals in 43 appearances.
Tom Ince	Had scored 68 Championship goals by 2018, mainly through his Blackpool and Derby spells.	3 goals in 48 appearances.

And who did they play for when they came up????