BlueBus Posted 17 September Posted 17 September 4 minutes ago, Cincinnati Fox said: Just watched a few clips of goals he has conceded. Absolutely horrific with his feet! Just makes no sense. build your style around a crap outdated style and sign players to fit that style There's loads of decent young keepers who went out on loan to Championship and League One teams this season, why we decided to go for a keeper who can't use his feet is baffling to me. I know it was deadline day but as soon as Jakub went off injured we should have just hijacked any loan deal that was happening that day (like Arsenal keeper Tommy Setford) or taken one of the thousands of Chelsea keepers.
moore_94 Posted 17 September Author Posted 17 September 34 minutes ago, DerbyshireFox said: Waste of wages unless he can be a competent challenger to McCarthy. If one of the two senior keepers remaining gets injured, just get an emergency loan! All of the senior keepers need to be injured before an emergency loan is allowed
deccers Posted 17 September Posted 17 September We are obviously looking back on past success patterns i.e. the last time we were in League One signing a different emergency goalkeeper on loan every week. Big Tony Warner!
DerbyshireFox Posted 17 September Posted 17 September 14 minutes ago, moore_94 said: All of the senior keepers need to be injured before an emergency loan is allowed What a shame that would be 🤣 1
AKCJ Posted 17 September Posted 17 September We obviously need one in fairness. Hopefully it's on a short term deal until January where we can realise the mistake we made in not signing a genuine 1st choice keeper.
Lambert09 Posted 17 September Posted 17 September Surely one of our youth is fine as 3rd choice? Or is ravioli or whatever his name is that bad
AKCJ Posted 17 September Posted 17 September 17 minutes ago, Lambert09 said: Surely one of our youth is fine as 3rd choice? Or is ravioli or whatever his name is that bad No point having a keeper like that sat in the stands. Let the youth players develop in youth football. 2
J.Lisemore Posted 17 September Posted 17 September Strap yourselves in, no doubt a 3 year deal coming up.
Libertine Posted 17 September Posted 17 September 5 hours ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said: Loved his work as Soundgarden frontman Problem is he has a recurring injury with a Badmotorfinger.
Parafox Posted 17 September Posted 17 September 7 hours ago, fleshdaddy said: Hmm. Backup to McCarthy? Seems a strange sort of signing - is there nobody available on a free that's better than McCarthy? Me... 3
Parafox Posted 17 September Posted 17 September 5 hours ago, moore_94 said: All of the senior keepers need to be injured before an emergency loan is allowed Am I allowed to kick their shins?
moore_94 Posted 17 September Author Posted 17 September 15 minutes ago, Parafox said: Am I allowed to kick their shins? Only if you go studs up 1
sdb Posted 17 September Posted 17 September 7 hours ago, davieG said: Season Competition Games Played Minutes Played Clean Sheets Yellow Cards 2025/26 EFL Championship 8 675 0 1 2024/25 EFL Championship 10 810 0 0 2023/24 EFL Championship 2 180 0 1 2023/24 EFL Cup 1 90 0 0 Note: During the 2025/26 season, he memorably registered 1 assist from his goalkeeper position during a match against Southampton. You had the lcfc recruitment team at Zero clean sheets in four years
Popular Post Hitesh Posted 17 September Popular Post Posted 17 September Probably cover for McCarthy when he goes to AfCON 8
Molson Canadian Posted 17 September Posted 17 September this is the best they can find for a 3rd choice keeper?
1972 Fox Posted 18 September Posted 18 September (edited) A long time before Dai was born, his Grandfather George was shot dead by Ronnie Kray in the Blind Beggar pub in East London. Subsequently Dai's Father moved away from London to start a new life in South Wales where Dai was born and grew up. Not a lot of people know that. Edited 18 September by 1972 Fox 1 1
TonyN11 Posted 18 September Posted 18 September Ah, the Blind Beggar...Bobby Moore was owner there for a while. Don't think he was in that night though
davieG Posted 18 September Posted 18 September 5 hours ago, 1972 Fox said: A long time before Dai was born, his Grandfather was shot dead by Ronnie Kray in the Blind Beggar pub in East London. Subsequently Dai's Father moved away from London to start a new life in South Wales where Dai was born and grew up. Not a lot of people know that. My sister used to live around the corner from the Blind Begger walked past it many atime.
FoxinNotts Posted 18 September Posted 18 September 42 minutes ago, davieG said: My sister used to live around the corner from the Blind Begger walked past it many atime. I walked past that place, just last week, whilst doing some work in that area. Absolute shite hole
MPH Posted 18 September Posted 18 September I’m sorry but I absolutely can not get behind the signing of a player called Dai.
Samilktray Posted 18 September Posted 18 September 6 minutes ago, MPH said: I’m sorry but I absolutely can not get behind the signing of a player called Dai. Wow no need for such bigotry on a family forum, he cant help being Welsh
Clever Fox Posted 18 September Posted 18 September This is surely a Joke, right. Haven't we learned anything from signing Welsh Goalkeepers.
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