Grebfromgrebland Posted 4 June 2025 Posted 4 June 2025 He'll be alright in the championship with us. Will compliment the kids and teach them how to dive high up the pitch. 4
Ian Nacho Posted 4 June 2025 Posted 4 June 2025 If we keep him, you just know he'll do an okay job for us in the Championship meaning we'll reward him with a new contract. 3 1 1
Popular Post Jobyfox Posted 4 June 2025 Popular Post Posted 4 June 2025 I’d be amazed if he has any offers above our level and think he’ll be ok now our level has dropped to match his. On that basis I’m not bothered whether he stays or goes. Most likely scenario is we keep him for another year as nobody will want him and then lose him on a free. We won’t want his wages if we stay in the Championship and he won’t be good enough in the PL - especially another year older. As I said earlier in the thread: not the worst player, but a desperately bad signing. No chance of being the difference in the PL and no future potential or resale value. That’s what makes people angry 😡 and the player is bearing the brunt of it in terms of criticism 7
Dan Posted 4 June 2025 Posted 4 June 2025 Entire transfer has gone totally predictably, again, to amateurs like me. How are these people professionals? 1
murphy Posted 4 June 2025 Posted 4 June 2025 On 19/05/2025 at 20:04, Jobyfox said: I think sometimes people miss the point on Ayew. There are far worse players who have played for Leicester than him. That is not in dispute. At his absolute peak he was an average player in a poor/average Premier League side. As soon as Crystal Palace had aspirations of mediocrity they quickly got rid of a now ageing player well past his prime. He was never going to make a difference in a squad desperate for a sprinkle of quality to stay in the Premier League. That much was obvious before he signed. At least a gamble on a younger player would have given us hope even if it ultimately didn’t pay off. Ayew delivered exactly what was expected - performances that would never be good enough to lift a poor team. He was and is a shockingly bad signing, a waste of a squad place and a waste of money. Not the worst player in the team by any stretch, but a signing symptomatic of the muddled mismanagement that we’ve now come to expect from the club Perfect summary.
ceebeefox Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 On 19/05/2025 at 20:04, Jobyfox said: I think sometimes people miss the point on Ayew. There are far worse players who have played for Leicester than him. That is not in dispute. At his absolute peak he was an average player in a poor/average Premier League side. As soon as Crystal Palace had aspirations of mediocrity they quickly got rid of a now ageing player well past his prime. He was never going to make a difference in a squad desperate for a sprinkle of quality to stay in the Premier League. That much was obvious before he signed. At least a gamble on a younger player would have given us hope even if it ultimately didn’t pay off. Ayew delivered exactly what was expected - performances that would never be good enough to lift a poor team. He was and is a shockingly bad signing, a waste of a squad place and a waste of money. Not the worst player in the team by any stretch, but a signing symptomatic of the muddled mismanagement that we’ve now come to expect from the club Agree with all this but I have to caveat it with, we were so so poor last season that he was one of our better players!
jimmer Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 I actually think Ayew would be pretty decent in the championship. We should keep unless we get an offer... which i doubt! Clearly not not a premier league player, so let him go at the end of his contract. Ayew is absolutely the least if our concerns this summer.. 3
LFEFox23 Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 21 minutes ago, jimmer said: I actually think Ayew would be pretty decent in the championship. We should keep unless we get an offer... which i doubt! Clearly not not a premier league player, so let him go at the end of his contract. Ayew is absolutely the least if our concerns this summer.. I agree with this, as much as he is frustrating I think he'd do a very good job in the championship. Would prefer to see him starting upfront the first game than Daka. 1
Popular Post CrazyKopCorner Posted 5 June 2025 Popular Post Posted 5 June 2025 Stick him upfront in the Championship and he may cause problems. He can find the net To be fair to him I never got the impression he wasn't trying and put in a shift. It's BDCR which was a complete bag of shit in my view. Ayew is certainly a better option than Daka 7
adejo92 Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 (edited) This is probably more a reflection on how shit a squad we have, but Jordan Ayew was the least of our problems this season. He'll be a good player in the Championship. I think he could still play in the Premier League too but he has to be used right - And he wasn't here. Edited 5 June 2025 by adejo92
AKCJ Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 2 minutes ago, adejo92 said: This is probably more a reflection on how shit a squad we have, but Jordan Ayew was the least of our problems this season. He'll be a good player in the Championship. I think he could still play in the Premier League too but he has to be used right - And he wasn't here. He should be used as the 4th winger. The sort of player that can do you a job here and there, will work hard and win you fouls, headers etc. Trouble was we relied on him to be the primary creator/goalscorer which was just mental. In a Championship side with Mavididi, Fatawu, Monga etc he'll be fine. 2
steveb Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 good player, nobody did themselves any favours last year, if a striker gets no service how can they perform well ? Personally i think his hold up play and occassional eye for a goal wll work well for us next season 1
steveb Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 1 hour ago, CrazyKopCorner said: Stick him upfront in the Championship and he may cause problems. He can find the net To be fair to him I never got the impression he wasn't trying and put in a shift. It's BDCR which was a complete bag of shit in my view. Ayew is certainly a better option than Daka oh dear god we haven`t still got Daka have we ? now i`m depressed 1
Richmondfox Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 16 minutes ago, steveb said: good player, nobody did themselves any favours last year, if a striker gets no service how can they perform well ? Personally i think his hold up play and occassional eye for a goal wll work well for us next season His hold up play was one of the things that stunk out the team. If he controlled the ball, he held onto it for too long, usually in the direction away from goal, ignored simple passes and fell over. He will play exactly the same, shit. 4
Soar Fox Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 19 minutes ago, Richmondfox said: His hold up play was one of the things that stunk out the team. If he controlled the ball, he held onto it for too long, usually in the direction away from goal, ignored simple passes and fell over. He will play exactly the same, shit. And his obsession with wanting to win a free kick all the time. 1
Fox92 Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 Stick him up top. He's so good at holding the ball up and diving for free kicks. Opposition defenders won't be able to get the ball. 1
Popular Post Realist Guy In The Room Posted 5 June 2025 Popular Post Posted 5 June 2025 Stick him on the fvcking bin. This is a player that absolutely screams of settling for 4th best. The desperation of some people trying to convince themselves that he’ll ‘do well in the Championship’ is horrible to read. He’s crap and the talk of keeping him just brings awful memories back of people saying shit like, ‘as soon as Barry Hayles is fit again, we’ll be alright’. We’re literally preparing ourselves for a decade of dogshit. 6
Bablemikey Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 (edited) We should be selling any of the higher earners if there’s a chance to do so as none of them actually are worth the wages we are paying. A financial reset is so needed for the club to recover & start to move forward again. Edited 5 June 2025 by Bablemikey 1
Noahfence Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 Everyone’s entitled to their opinion but I think it’s utterly depressing you’ve got people even defending him. 3
Izzet is God Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 10 minutes ago, Realist Guy In The Room said: Stick him on the fvcking bin. This is a player that absolutely screams of settling for 4th best. The desperation of some people trying to convince themselves that he’ll ‘do well in the Championship’ is horrible to read. He’s crap and the talk of keeping him just brings awful memories back of people saying shit like, ‘as soon as Barry Hayles is fit again, we’ll be alright’. We’re literally preparing ourselves for a decade of dogshit. Is Barry available?
Popular Post Raj Posted 5 June 2025 Popular Post Posted 5 June 2025 Sums us up when we try and give rationale as to why Ayew could do a job in the Championship for us. How we have fallen... 6
Guest TamworthFoxes Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 (edited) 2 hours ago, Bablemikey said: We should be selling any of the higher earners if there’s a chance to do so as none of them actually are worth the wages we are paying. A financial reset is so needed for the club to recover & start to move forward again. I bet the phone is ringing off the hook to try and sign our shit high earners. It must be like trying to get through to the doctors at 8am, with clubs trying to get through to make bids for Ayew, Vestergard, Daka, Soumare and Cordova Reid. Edited 5 June 2025 by TamworthFoxes
ClaphamFox Posted 5 June 2025 Posted 5 June 2025 22 minutes ago, TamworthFoxes said: I bet the phone is ringing off the hook to try and sign our shit high earners. It must be like trying to get through to the doctors at 8am, with clubs trying to get through to make bids for Ayew, Vestergard, Daka, Soumare and Cordova Reid. "If you want to buy an ageing, overpaid player in decline and are willing to meet our unrealistically high price for him, please press four." 3
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