Babylon Posted 6 January 2006 Author Posted 6 January 2006 That also rules fryatt out He likes whiskey so he's almost scottish.
Louise Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Matty Fryatt Age: 19 Height: 5ft 10 Weight: 11st 2005/2006 - 27 appearances, 14 goals 2004/2005 - 39 appearances, 15 goals 2003/2004 - 22 appearances, 2 goals Total Appearances: 64 (24) - 88 Total Goals: 31 So that's about one goal in every 3 appearances, or one goal in every two starts. Good stats but even Wright could score in League One... Most importantly though, he's scored against Forest twice this season.
lesta fox Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Thats not a bad stike rate better that what we have at the moment
Babylon Posted 6 January 2006 Author Posted 6 January 2006 So that's about one goal in every 3 appearances, or one goal in every two starts. Good stats but even Wright could score in League One... Shush!!!!!!! Don't ruin it for us. Being serious.... If we get him, I feel it in my bones that he is going to lead us to glory. No pressure then lad
filbertway Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Matty Fryatt Age: 19 Height: 5ft 10 Weight: 11st 2005/2006 - 27 appearances, 14 goals 2004/2005 - 39 appearances, 15 goals 2003/2004 - 22 appearances, 2 goals Total Appearances: 64 (24) - 88 Total Goals: 31 So that's about one goal in every 3 appearances, or one goal in every two starts. Good stats but even Wright could score in League One... Most importantly though, he's scored against Forest twice this season. He's shown he can score With the chances he will get here he will be getting 3 a game, heres to the play offs
Babylon Posted 6 January 2006 Author Posted 6 January 2006 what their fans say about him... "Glad to get rid of him. He appears to have an attitude problem and breathing difficulties. However much you've paid - it's too much. When he can be bothered to breath and run, he's actually quite good."
syston_fox Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 what their fans say about him... "Glad to get rid of him. He appears to have an attitude problem and breathing difficulties. However much you've paid - it's too much. When he can be bothered to breath and run, he's actually quite good." Sounds like with a good motivational manager, he'll come good.....Looks like we wont see the best of him for a while then!
filbertway Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Sounds like with a good motivational manager, he'll come good.....Looks like we wont see the best of him for a while then! With craig the motivator where can he go wrong I suppose he's always good then because he couldn't play if he didnt breathe
Bob666 Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 what their fans say about him... "Glad to get rid of him. He appears to have an attitude problem and breathing difficulties. However much you've paid - it's too much. When he can be bothered to breath and run, he's actually quite good." He seems to have a good attitude as per this link ie he wants to play first team football on a regular basis & accepts this may only happen with a Championship team........ mattf
Manwell Pablo Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Sounds like with a good motivational manager, he'll come good.....Looks like we wont see the best of him for a while then! Well well well. I'll be having words with a certain inforement who told me he was worth a mil.
Nationwider Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Well well well. I'll be having words with a certain inforement who told me he was worth a mil. Let's hope he will be in a matter of weeks...
Head Honcho Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 what their fans say about him... "Glad to get rid of him. He appears to have an attitude problem and breathing difficulties. However much you've paid - it's too much. When he can be bothered to breath and run, he's actually quite good." We'll have to get him some SCUBA gear
The People's Hero Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Either that or he'll play three games, not impress, go out on loan, impress there and then leave for an undisclosed fee.
Bilko Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Watched Fryatt play as a yougster at Carlisle (on loan). I remember he looked like a kid among a lot of big guys in that division, very lightweight. However he was clearly talented even in a team that was struggling to stay in the league (they went down). He has the makings but l'm not sure he will have an immediate impact in terms of goals, which is what we need. However it's a couple of years since l've seen him so hopefully he'll be the answer to our prayers...however we need some experience alongside him...he would play well of a big man (not de lump).
davieG Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Either that or he'll play three games, not impress, go out on loan, impress there and then leave for an undisclosed fee. You like to contradict yourself, in one post you say CL never admits to a mistake ever, then you have a veiled attack on him getting rid of Gilbert, err isn't that admitting he's made a mistake. - But then you can't admit anything CL does is right, it wouldn't provide a joke for you eh
Bob666 Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Watched Fryatt play as a yougster at Carlisle (on loan). I remember he looked like a kid among a lot of big guys in that division, very lightweight. However he was clearly talented even in a team that was struggling to stay in the league (they went down). He has the makings but l'm not sure he will have an immediate impact in terms of goals, which is what we need. However it's a couple of years since l've seen him so hopefully he'll be the answer to our prayers...however we need some experience alongside him...he would play well of a big man (not de lump). hopefully CL doesn't still believe that de lump playing up front with Fryatt is the answer to all our problems.........but hey lets get Fryatt first. But it sounds as if Fryatt is a better prospect than Hume???????
The People's Hero Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 You like to contradict yourself, in one post you say CL never admits to a mistake ever, then you have a veiled attack on him getting rid of Gilbert, err isn't that admitting he's made a mistake. - But then you can't admit anything CL does is right, it wouldn't provide a joke for you eh CL didn't admit that he'd made a mistake. Just because we can all see that he's made one and he's acted as if perhaps he believes he might have suffered an error of judgement, he certainly hasn't admitted he's made a mistake. Do you understand?
Cal Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 hopefully CL doesn't still believe that de lump playing up front with Fryatt is the answer to all our problems.........but hey lets get Fryatt first. But it sounds as if Fryatt is a better prospect than Hume??????? Ive been impressed with Hume so far. Remember Hume isnt a striker really i reckon he could answer our problems on the right and mayb Fryatt gets straight into the squad then
Thracian Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 He was Walsall's Player of the Season last year and scored goal of the season against Huddersfield (when he also notched a hat-trick).
Manwell Pablo Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 He was Walsall's Player of the Season last year and scored goal of the season against Huddersfield (when he also notched a hat-trick). Nice to see you can read Thrac.
Leicfox Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Matt Fryatt, does'nt excite me one little bit tbh.
Manwell Pablo Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Matt Fryatt, does'nt excite me one little bit tbh. and who would, Robby Pissin Fowler or Lee Trundle?
Babylon Posted 6 January 2006 Author Posted 6 January 2006 Matt Fryatt, does'nt excite me one little bit tbh Just because his name is matty fryatt... if we was called Piere Le Hotshit from france everyone would be loving it.
The People's Hero Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 Just because his name is matty fryatt... if we was called Piere Le Hotshit from france everyone would be loving it. Spot on. Like if he was a really injury prone Slovenian, he'd have been the saviour that got away!
Ive got the blues Posted 6 January 2006 Posted 6 January 2006 There has to be someone else. He cant be relying on Smith to play right wing and Hamill on the left while Sylla's away. A new right winger is about as essential as a striker in my opinion! what do you reckon to matthew piper returning? not having a great time at sunderland and he was reluctant to leave leicester?
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