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Monaco are doing well out of the deal and hopefully someone will be willing to buy our misfits. I guess another point is systems, horses for courses. Certainly didn't infer that Youri should pull his finger out. :P

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Amiens could really be a good loan for Diabate. He's getting solid game time (looks to be playing 86 mins today) which is going to help him improve his decision making.

He's seemed pretty direct so far for Amiens and got into some nice positions on the wing 

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Southend's seemingly inexorable descend into league two took a dramatic turn of events when they recorded their first point of the season with their caretaker manager's 3-3 draw at Fleetwood. Ndukwu saw 11 minutes of the match including Southend's equaliser three minutes before the final whistle. 

 

Bolton's new manager managed to put one past Iversen via a short corner four minutes into the game before Rotherham casually slotted six past Bolton.

 

Josh Knight saw Peterborough record their biggest victory in eight years winning 6 - 0 against Rochdale. Peterborough are now in the early season playoff places. Josh neither scored nor assisted. I'm not sure flashscore is right about him playing at number 10. You can see the highlights here if you want to see 11 Rochdale players die inside without seeing Josh too far up the pitch https://www.theposh.com/news/2019/september/highlights--posh-v-rochdale/

 

Ryan Loft's Carlisle took three points down at Stevenage. Ryan came on at the 90th minute to see six minutes of extra time pan out, six more minutes than 22 year old Sam Hughes saw since he didn't get into Salford's squad.

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Daniel Iversen - Rotherham United, 90 minutes in a 6-1 win over Bolton Wanderers (League One)

- Total Appearances: 6

- Total Clean Sheets: 1

 

Josh Knight - Peterborough United, 90 minutes in a 6-0 win over Rochdale (League One)

- Total Appearances: 8

- Total Goals: 1

 

Layton Ndukwu - Southend United, on as a 2nd half sub in a 3-3 draw with Fleetwood (League One)

- Total Appearances: 8

- Total Goals: 0

 

Ryan Loft - Carlisle United, subbed on in injury time in a 3-2 win over Stevenage (League Two)

- Total Appearances: 9

- Total Goals: 1

 

Sam Hughes - Salford City, no involvement in their 2-0 defeat to Cheltenham (League Two)

- Total Appearances: 1

- Total Goals: 0

 

Kamal Sowah - OH Leuven, 67 minutes in a 1-1 draw with Union Saint-Gilloise (Belgian First Division B)

- Total Appearances: 7

- Total Goals: 3

 

Andy King - Rangers, on as a 2nd half sub in a 3-1 win over Livingston (Scottish Premiership)

- Total Appearances: 3

- Total Goals: 0

 

Islam Slimani - Monaco, 90 minutes but no goals in a 4-3 defeat to Marseille (Ligue 1)

- Total Appearances: 3

- Total Goals: 3

 

Adrien Silva - Monaco, on as a 2nd half sub in the 4-3 defeat to Marseille (Ligue 1)

- Total Appearances: 3

- Total Goals: 0

 

Fousseni Diabate - Amiens, 87 minutes on debut in a 2-2 draw with Lyon (Ligue 1)

- Total Appearances: 1

- Total Goals: 0

 

Rachid Ghezzal - Fiorentina, unused sub in the 0-0 draw with Juventus (Serie A)

- Total Appearances: 0

- Total Goals: 0

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Yes I'm bored enough this morning to search Twitter for mentions of Ndukwu but someone said something mildly positive about Ndukwu, that he and the other sub provided the spark for Southend's equaliser. It'll be interesting to see if Southend's new caretaker manager gets better performances out of Ndukwu and the rest of Southend. So far it's been a horror loan: mercurial floating central midfielder sent to a relegation bound league one side that before last match had scored four goals in six matches and concedes 17.

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31 minutes ago, Foxxed said:

Yes I'm bored enough this morning to search Twitter for mentions of Ndukwu but someone said something mildly positive about Ndukwu, that he and the other sub provided the spark for Southend's equaliser. It'll be interesting to see if Southend's new caretaker manager gets better performances out of Ndukwu and the rest of Southend. So far it's been a horror loan: mercurial floating central midfielder sent to a relegation bound league one side that before last match had scored four goals in six matches and concedes 17.

In theory this type of situation could and should be a massive slap in the face to pull his finger out. 

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Josh Knight added to his attacking credentials by assisting Mohamed's Eisa's 54th minute goal and nearly set him up for another. Posh ended up drawing 2-2 at Tranmere. Iversen conceded in the first minute, faithfully keeping to his new hobby of either conceding early or in extra time, but Rotherham pulled one back to draw against Sunderland. Southend scored another three goals but Shrewsbury managed to get four. Ndukwu saw no minutes. Ryan Loft came on at the 90th minutes again, this time to replace an injured player. Sam Hughes, bizarrely absent last match, went straight into the first team and played the full 90 minutes in Salford City's 1 - 0 victory against Grimsby.

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Not a similarly stunning evening for our loan players sadly. Southend grabbed their first three points of the season against MK Dons, winning one nil thanks to a goal in the fourth minute. They're now third from bottom of league one. Ndukwu sat on the bench for the entire 90 minutes. Loft's Carlisle had a man sent off in the 33rd minute and eventually lost 3 - 1 to Bradford. Loft, likewise, sat unused on the bench. Josh Knight played 90 minutes but saw Peterborough lose 2 - 0 to seventh place Doncaster. Salford City and their centre back Sam Hughes got a proper beating from 2nd placed Crewe, losing 4 - 1. Iversen, however, managed to keep his first cleansheet of the season against midtable Shrewsbury.

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Daniel Iversen - Rotherham United, 90 minutes in a 1-1 draw against Sunderland on Tuesday, then a 2nd clean sheet of the season in a 0-0 draw against Shrewsbury (both games in League One)

- Total Appearances: 8

- Total Clean Sheets: 2

 

Josh Knight - Peterborough United, 90 minutes and an assist in a 2-2 draw with Tranmere, then another 90 minutes in a 2-0 defeat to Doncaster Rovers (both games in League One)

- Total Appearances: 10

- Total Goals: 1

 

Layton Ndukwu - Southend United, unused sub in a 4-3 defeat to Shrewsbury, and the same again in a 1-0 victory over MK Dons (both games in League One)

- Total Appearances: 8

- Total Goals: 0

 

Ryan Loft - Carlisle United, subbed on in injury time in a 0-0 draw with Forest Green, and was then an unused sub in a 3-1 defeat to Bradford City (both games in League Two)

- Total Appearances: 10

- Total Goals: 1

 

Sam Hughes - Salford City, 90 minutes in a 1-0 victory over Grimsby, and another 90 minutes in a 4-1 defeat to Crewe (both games in League Two)

- Total Appearances: 3

- Total Goals: 0

 

Kamal Sowah - OH Leuven, 90 minutes in a 1-0 win over Lommel (Belgian First Division B)

- Total Appearances: 8

- Total Goals: 3

 

Andy King - Rangers, on as a late substitute in a 1-0 victory over Feyenoord (Europa League), no involvement in the 4-0 win over St. Johnstone (Scottish Premiership)

- Total Appearances: 4

- Total Goals: 0

 

Islam Slimani - Monaco, missed out on Monaco’s game with Stade Reims through injury (Ligue 1)

- Total Appearances: 3

- Total Goals: 3

 

Adrien Silva - Monaco, 85 minutes in a 0-0 draw against Stade Reims (Ligue 1)

- Total Appearances: 4

- Total Goals: 0

 

Fousseni Diabate - Amiens, 67 minutes in a 2-1 win against Metz (Ligue 1)

- Total Appearances: 2

- Total Goals: 0

 

Rachid Ghezzal - Fiorentina, unused sub in a 2-2 draw against Atalanta (Serie A)

- Total Appearances: 0

- Total Goals: 0                     

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19 year old Sowah's doing alright in the equivalent of league one then. Try to get him a loan in the Championship next season? If OHL's development is better than the u23s I wouldn't mind more development players going there... Isn't there something about visas or something too - it's easier for a Ghanian to get a work visa for the UK after a year in Belgium? Is that right?

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On 23/09/2019 at 12:03, Foxxed said:

19 year old Sowah's doing alright in the equivalent of league one then. Try to get him a loan in the Championship next season? If OHL's development is better than the u23s I wouldn't mind more development players going there... Isn't there something about visas or something too - it's easier for a Ghanian to get a work visa for the UK after a year in Belgium? Is that right?

I think it might be wiser to keep him in Belgium next season, in the top division ;)

 

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Monaco still look like a mess to be honest. I don't think Jardim can organise a defence without neutering his attack, and they only have a few midfielders.

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I think it might be wiser to keep him in Belgium next season, in the top division ;)

 

Monaco still look like a mess to be honest. I don't think Jardim can organise a defence without neutering his attack, and they only have a few midfielders.

From what I've heard it's because outside Silva they have one good midfielder, Golovin, who is injured a lot. The rest are reeeeallly past it

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