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Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, slymunn said:

Matty Fryatt scored 13 goals in 88 championship seasons before his season in league one..

At 20 he joined and had already scored 11 in 23

3 seasons before he played there again 

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2 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

Only Ballard managed a 1 in 2 record in league 1, only Drinan got close in league 2.

Jack Marriott has 19 in 25 for Reading

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1 minute ago, trooky said:

Jack Marriott has 19 in 25 for Reading

Missed him.

 

There would be a melt down on here he's 31.

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I must admit that he didn't impress me when we played them last season.

 

In the division below, who knows.

 

I don't know whether Bristol City were set up to suit him or not. At 6'3" you'd hope he'd be able to get on the end of these crosses that our wide men have been putting in.

 

My worry is that he should be at his peak and there are definite question marks over him.

 

If this was a Pearson side I think we'd sign at least two CFs alongside Bristric for that rotation and competition.

 

I'd be hoping to give someone like Matt Rush at Boreham Wood a chance. 26 goals in 46 games last season, has scored today making it 9 goals in 5 games while the game is still going on. No idea what his style of play is but those stats would excite me, even in the National League.

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4 minutes ago, HankMarvin said:

Meanwhile the two strikes brought to replace him are younger and unproven at that level 

Yeah and cost 10m between them.

 

We are shopping in the bargain bin.

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How old is he? I remember he scored quite a few for Preston a few seasons ago? 

 

If it means Reid doesn't play as a striker if Bristric doesn't play, then I'll take it. 

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Just now, StanSP said:

How old is he? I remember he scored quite a few for Preston a few seasons ago? 

 

If it means Reid doesn't play as a striker if Bristric doesn't play, then I'll take it. 

Just turned 28

Posted
1 minute ago, moore_94 said:

I think it is reasonable to think he would do better than that when dropping a level

I mean we thought this about most of our team that was relegated from the prem the other season.

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5 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

Missed him.

 

There would be a melt down on here he's 31.

He also got 7 goals in 42 games at Wrexham before joining Reading. And going back to the 2 previous seasons, a whopping 13 in 53 for Fleetwood and 13 in 59 for Peterborough. 

 

We've got people on here that'd be uninspired at anything other than a link to Erling Haaland 😂 

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4 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

Yeah and cost 10m between them.

 

We are shopping in the bargain bin.

I don’t think he is as cheap as you might think 

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Just now, HankMarvin said:

I mean we thought this about most of our team that was relegated from the prem the other season.

Maybe you did...

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I can only presume a lot of the moaners haven’t watched us at all or much this season.

 

Countless times Bristric has either recieved the ball and been nudged off it by their CB or he’s not challenged sufficiently enough to cause some chaos. This happened 5 or 6 times against Burton alone. 

 

Hes been a willing runner and shows promise but it’s so obvious we need some nous and presence in the box. The amount of cut backs, crosses and promising positions we’ve been in that have completely broken down already is way too high. 
 

Add this to the fact we can’t just have one striker if we wish to be successful THIS season then this loan/signing, providing the fee is modest, makes sense.

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21 minutes ago, slymunn said:

Matty Fryatt scored 13 goals in 88 championship seasons before his season in league one..

But he was in his early 20s in those Championship seasons and going into L1 at 22. Riis is 28 with a Championship goals per game that is close to (I think probably slightly worse but I haven't bothered working it out) than Fryatt's post-L1.

Probably a good idea to have someone with some experience of English football as an option in case Bristric winds up being a dud. But if we do, I think it's reasonable for people to be uncomfortable with us paying a fee for another late 20s player with a shaky Championship record and little chance of any profit.

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Just now, moore_94 said:

Maybe you did...

We as in fans

 

 I said they could be relegated in August after 4 matches and the Charlton win, I’m pretty sure the general consensus wasn’t that we would get relegated going into the season as 5th favourites. 

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I know it's exhausting when people are overtly negative about every single signing but can people do us a favour and stop trying to pretend this is in way a particularly good transfer? 

 

He's a 28 year old striker that's managed double figures twice in his entire life and both of those were amounts in the teens playing 46 game league seasons.

 

He didn't even manage double figures in Denmark. 

 

He's also spent almost his entire time in England playing for teams who play football absolutely nothing like we do. 

 

Taking a punt on someone that's scored goals at a lower level? I'm all for it. 

 

Investing in someone that's been consistently underwhelming for a decade? I mean it's a tougher sell isn't it. 

 

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This is a decent striker at championship level, not a world beater but a very very competent striker at that level so as loan in league one and at 28 years old this is a very sensible and sound signing. 
 

I saw him play a fair few times for PNE and he always looked lively and involved. Also knows where the back of the net is, too many basing their opinions on one game at King Power stadium when he missed the penalty against us. 

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1 minute ago, Finnegan said:

I know it's exhausting when people are overtly negative about every single signing but can people do us a favour and stop trying to pretend this is in way a particularly good transfer? 

 

He's a 28 year old striker that's managed double figures twice in his entire life and both of those were amounts in the teens playing 46 game league seasons.

 

He didn't even manage double figures in Denmark. 

 

He's also spent almost his entire time in England playing for teams who play football absolutely nothing like we do. 

 

Taking a punt on someone that's scored goals at a lower level? I'm all for it. 

 

Investing in someone that's been consistently underwhelming for a decade? I mean it's a tougher sell isn't it. 

 

Any recommendations then?

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