Loan Watch 2017/18

[MrsJohnMurphy]

And bossing it, just got an assist

[knitro]

Barnes had two assists yesterday vs Millwall

 

 

Edited 1 October 2017 by knitro

[lgfualol]

2 hours ago, MrsJohnMurphy said:

And bossing it, just got an assist

Bet he is glad he pushed for a move. Another player not good in a 2.

 

However, Nice ended up conceding 4

Edited 1 October 2017 by lgfualol

[Koke]

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[HitchinFox]

On 9/25/2017 at 16:48, KingsX said:

They are one good season away from being everybody's second club.

 

 

Our very own blonde assassin from the 1980s, the mighty Finn Jari Rantanen, once played for Beerschot. 

 

[AjcW]

17 minutes ago, Koke said:

?

 

 

You know you're shit when dead boxers tweet about you! 

[AjcW]

17 hours ago, knitro said:

Barnes had two assists yesterday vs Millwall

 

 

Rapid for the first and brilliant control for the second!

[weller54]

7 minutes ago, AjcW said:

Rapid for the first and brilliant control for the second!

You aren't telling me he's a not a better option than King?... 

Really should have been given a chance under our circumstances!! 

[AjcW]

3 minutes ago, weller54 said:

You aren't telling me he's a not a better option than King?... 

Really should have been given a chance under our circumstances!! 

Never in question mate. If he's at Spurs he's at least on the bench. It's embarrassing.

[MC Prussian]

Elliott Moore scored his second league goal for OH Leuven, converting from close range after a corner, in a 3-0 away win at Cercle Brugge, going the full distance.

Callum Elder was back in the starting XI and assisted on Wigan's first against Walsall, a goal by Will Grigg. Complete chaos in the Walsall box, though.

 

Update on last weekend:

Elliott Moore played the full game for OH Leuven in a 2-1 victory against KVC Westerlo, Leuven are now only two points off top spot.

Callum Elder finally made it once more back into Wigan's starting XI and came out victorious in a 2-1 away win at Scunthorpe. Coincidentally, the Latics are now also in 2nd spot in League One.

Edited 9 October 2017 by MC Prussian

[MC Prussian]

Back from a holiday break for this:

 

Elliott Moore (OH Leuven): Played three more matches in the Proximus League, all as a starter, all over the full distance (two wins, one draw)

Callum Elder: Two more wins and two more draws in League One for Wigan in the past couple of weeks. 3-0 against Southend, 1-1 away at Gillingham, 3-1 away at Blackpool, and now a 0-0 at home vs. Blackburn. Elder played the full 90 minutes in all four matches, no yellow cards, one Southend striker was sent off for a dangerous tackle on Elder and Callum had a chance to give Wigan the lead against ten-man Blackburn late into the game.

Harvey Barnes (Barnsley): Substituted after 87 minutes at home against Middlesbrough (2-2), after 64 at home against Hull (0-1). Scored an absolute screamer to earn Barnsley a point at Sheffield Wednesday yesterday.

Nampalys Mendy: OGC Nice have lost their last four Ligue 1 matches (against Marseille, Montpellier, Strasbourg and PSG). Nampalys was in the starting eleven three times, and was once substituted. Played only 24 minutes against Montpellier. The general feedback from French football fans is mixed. But the whole Nice team is caught in a rut.

[spacemunky]

Kapustka with the start today for Freiburg v Schalke. 

Edited 4 November 2017 by spacemunky

[lgfualol]

6 hours ago, spacemunky said:

Kapustka with the start today for Freiburg v Schalke. 

Forgot about him. Does anyone know how he did?

[MC Prussian]

On 4.11.2017 at 22:06, lgfualol said:

Forgot about him. Does anyone know how he did?

I can't judge his performances of late, as I haven't gotten to watch full Freiburg matches for a while. I can only refer to the criticism aimed at him by Freiburg manager Christian Streich earlier this season.

 

But he's only made his way back to the starting XI last week, substituted in the recent home game against Schalke (0-1) after 75 minutes - his first appearance since mid-September (as a second-half substitute against Leverkusen). Freiburg manager Christian Streich was apparently really pleased by Kapustka's display, speaking fondly of him in a recent Kicker interview.

 

Who knows - might be the start of better things to come for our Cabbage.

 

[lgfualol]

3 hours ago, MC Prussian said:

I can't judge his performances of late, as I haven't gotten to watch full Freiburg matches for a while. I can only refer to the criticism aimed at him by Freiburg manager Christian Streich earlier this season.

 

But he's only made his way back to the starting XI last week, substituted in the recent home game against Schalke (0-1) after 75 minutes - his first appearance since mid-September (as a second-half substitute against Leverkusen). Freiburg manager Chrinstian Streich was apparently really pleased by Kabustka's display, speaking fondly of him in a recent Kicker interview.

 

Who knows - might be the start of better things to come for our Cabbage.

 

It would be great if Puel rates him and he can come into the side. Would save s some money.

[MarriedaLeicesterGirl]

2 hours ago, lgfualol said:

It would be great if Puel rates him and he can come into the side. Would save s some money.

If I remember correctly, Freiburg have a buy option on the loan.

[Guest Bob Hazels shorts]

22 hours ago, lgfualol said:

It would be great if Puel rates him and he can come into the side. Would save s some money.

Be worried if he does rate him unless he's totally transformed

[spacemunky]

Kapustka scored today against Wolfsburg.

[lgfualol]

https://streamable.com/nbvl8

 

Kapustka goal

[jayfox26]

Great strike. Thanks for sharing. 

[UPinCarolina]

On 11/18/2017 at 11:55, lgfualol said:

https://streamable.com/nbvl8

 

Kapustka goal

All hail Cabbage. I think he would have come good for us in time, though it may be that he was surplus to requirements 

[Jimmy]

11 hours ago, UPinCarolina said:

All hail Cabbage. I think he would have come good for us in time, though it may be that he was surplus to requirements 

under Puel he still might

[Lcfccon]

I've attached a little review of Mendy and Kapustka's last few games, make of it what you will but what stands out for me with mendy is their record without him in the last 4 Games (4 wins) compared with the 4 before when he played. Also despite scoring a goal Kapustka is finding it hard to get game time recently, opinions?.

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

1 hour ago, Lcfccon said:

I've attached a little review of Mendy and Kapustka's last few games, make of it what you will but what stands out for me with mendy is their record without him in the last 4 Games (4 wins) compared with the 4 before when he played. Also despite scoring a goal Kapustka is finding it hard to get game time recently, opinions?.

 

 

Reports would suggest that Mendy has pulled up any trees back at Nice but looking at that, but on average the four games he's been on the bench have been easier ties than the previous four there. 

[Lcfccon]

9 minutes ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

 

Reports would suggest that Mendy has pulled up any trees back at Nice but looking at that, but on average the four games he's been on the bench have been easier ties than the previous four there. 

Fair point, its a shame out players aren't getting more time! They may as well be here in the u23's!