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Michael Carrick
Great that he is out on loan. Needs that experience.
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Will Lankshear
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SpiderSpurs
Nico Claesen
Lankshear is already twice the player that Scarlett will ever be.
Chrissivad
Dean Richards
Only in hype.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Tom Huddlestone
He could be but he's not now, he is a natural goal scorer and I'm confident he'll get goals given a chance to play. I hope this is the right move for him, WBA are in the running for playoffs and if they hit some form the manager might not give him that chance.
SpiderSpurs
Nico Claesen
He is now.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Tom Huddlestone
Not looking so good for him, WBA signed Armstrong from Southampton going to be tough to get a game before him with over 300 games and over 100 goals in the bank.
Lemonade Money
Dimitar Berbatov
Shouldn't have gone Championship. Look at Donley and Abbott. Look at Scarlett. Ffs, it's about the right fit, not the biggest club to come calling.
Bedfordspurs
Terry Naylor
Depends how they play
Armstrong is brick even with his experience
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Kane and Adebayor c.2014/15
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Exactly
Delap had championship loans then had to drop down to league 1 before going back to the championship.
A wasted season for Lankshear, Ange under used him after getting in a sulk at him being sent off.
Then a stupid loan instead of actually getting game time.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Tom Huddlestone
Yeah because obviously Spurs knew WBA were going to loan an other striker on deadline day, wouldn't be great if we all had foresight or esp like the experts on the internet
Think we should have in the deal that if he plays we pay all his wages. If he doesn't they do. If he comes on as sub we pay part.
Lemonade Money
Dimitar Berbatov
TBH I didn't even know about the other striker. Historically, our loans to Championship sides generally haven't worked out, as the clubs are less likely to take the risk/less likely to have technically poorer players. The loans are for the physical experience, rather than the level of football IMO. If our players don't play, it's a waste of time, especially regarding the players path of development.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
That's a massive gateway to corruption, if you could determine a third party's team selection based on financial levers.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
See how he gets on. If he shows his much higher calibre in training, he'll hopefully get the starting bearth. McAtee saw off lots of journeymen competitors to get his championship minutes.
Bishop
Jimmy Neighbour
I would imagine though that the discussion of how the club intend to use your player would be the prime point in the negotiation. You wouldn't just loan a player without knowing how likely they are to play. So there would have been an understanding, so either WBA plans changed or Spurs were aware and satisfied that Lankshear is still in their plan for regular minutes.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Tom Huddlestone
We would hope so