skybluedan
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Right that's it I'm calling the wumbusters,
New Striker- Loan - Jack McBean (1 Viewer)
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Our new little friend was on this morning at 0340hrs but not posted since his transfer breaking news thread.
Can we have an update please rv as we are all waiting in anticipation of this new loan you were so good to tell us about you little rascal
Can we have an update please rv as we are all waiting in anticipation of this new loan you were so good to tell us about you little rascal
MatthewWallis
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Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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I guess all the other signings we're trying to make are getting stuck in a queue!
ccfclinney
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Been training with the club and set to join on loan untill January with the option to extend untill the end of the season..
Anyone know much about him ..
Here is the link - http://cornerofthegalaxy.com/2016/08/07/la-galaxys-jack-mcbean-to-go-on-loan-with-coventry-city/
Anyone know much about him ..
Here is the link - http://cornerofthegalaxy.com/2016/08/07/la-galaxys-jack-mcbean-to-go-on-loan-with-coventry-city/
Bruce the Boot
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Spot the mistake in the write up !
NorthernWisdom
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I seem to know as much about him as that reporter does about Coventry City.
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NorthernWisdom
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Mistakes*
Otis
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skybluepm2
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At least the Telegraph appear to be up to speed.. Looking forward to reading Aiden McCartney's sky Blue Transfer Gossip at around 3pm, copying and pasting that above article word for word.
On a serious note, I hope he brings his shooting boots over the pond with him. If both he and the west ham left back sign during the early part the week it'll give the squad some much needed depth. Stokes and O'Connor to soon slip into the starting XI too gets things looking positive again.
On a serious note, I hope he brings his shooting boots over the pond with him. If both he and the west ham left back sign during the early part the week it'll give the squad some much needed depth. Stokes and O'Connor to soon slip into the starting XI too gets things looking positive again.
6 Generations
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Looks like McBean has already trained with us and will be announced as an initial 6 months loan signing very soon
Lord_Nampil
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Conspiracy? Brody Turns up, Brody is very close to AEG, AEG own LA Galaxy, LA Galaxy player to join Coventry on loan......
Skybluefaz
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To be fair, it's that random that it'd be difficult to make up. Thanks for the inside knowledge rv!
AFCCOVENTRY
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He looks good
AFCCOVENTRY
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robbiekeane
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Fair play!
Humble pie from me, good inside info!
Humble pie from me, good inside info!
AFCCOVENTRY
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Looking for Chris Anderson
Otis
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The sensible, more rounded of us totally believed it from the off of course.Bit of humble pie
robbiekeane
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Yeah mate kind of got my heart set on him coming here after this rumour so made it happen
AFCCOVENTRY
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Good to see the Telegraph have copied and pasted everything on this site in regards to Lewis Page and McBean!
AFCCOVENTRY
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CARSON, Calif. – Jack McBean is five years older than when he first joined the LA Galaxy in 2011 as a promising 16-year-old and is at least several pounds of muscle heavier, although he jokingly insisted it was more like “a couple.”
The added weight came in handy for the native of Newport Beach against the big, physical Colorado Rapids on Wednesday at StubHub Center and he acquitted himself well in a 0-0 tie in front of 21,884.
McBean, who signed with the first team earlier in the day and was making his first start with the parent club since October, 2013, kept to his low-key nature by saying he felt he was adequate.
“I think I did OK, definitely room for improvement,” he said. “I think I worked pretty hard out there.”
He had been a mainstay with the Galaxy’s reserve team, LA Galaxy and led the USL this season with 12 goals this season. Rapids coach Pablo Mastroeni had gotten to know McBean when he was a member of the Galaxy in 2013 and admitted he did a double take when he saw the Galaxy roster announced for Wednesday’s match. He said he was impressed with the 6-foot, 175-pounder.
“I think he was energetic and real mobile,” he said. “He’s improved quite a bit as a player.
“It’s great to see he gets rewarded with an opportunity.”
McBean will likely get more chances, considering the Galaxy is missing Robbie Keane and Gyasi Zardes, who have combined for eight goals and are with their respective national teams (Ireland and the United States). The Galaxy also have not scored since the 58th minute of a 3-2 loss at Montreal on May 28 and McBean’s physical presence could provide the offense a much needed lift. Mike Magee knew the challenge McBean was facing against the Rapids, who have allowed a league-low 11 goals.
“I thought he did well tonight,” Magee said. “I played forward when we played against Colorado (a 1-0 loss on March 12) and those backs are big and strong.”
Rapids central defender Axl Sjoberg, for example, is a 6-7, 210-pounder.
“Jack’s great in front of the goal,” Magee continued. “He works hard, he draws fouls and he’s big and strong.”
Said Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena, “I think Jack had a good game. He made a bunch of good plays. We were thinking of taking him out actually but he continued to play well.
“For his first game with us this year he was very good.”
Steven Gerrard, a second-half substitute who was making his first appearance since the loss to Montreal because of a sore hamstring, called McBean “an honest striker.”
“Unfortunately he never got many clear chances,” he said. “But he’s been doing exceptionally well with the second team and he deserved this chance tonight.”
McBean said his preparation won’t change, despite the fact added playing time figures to be in his immediate future with Keane and Zardes unavailable.
“I go out there every day with my head down working hard,” he said, “trying to get better.”
http://www.lagalaxy.com/post/2016/0...st-team-return-he-s-improved-quite-bit-player
The added weight came in handy for the native of Newport Beach against the big, physical Colorado Rapids on Wednesday at StubHub Center and he acquitted himself well in a 0-0 tie in front of 21,884.
McBean, who signed with the first team earlier in the day and was making his first start with the parent club since October, 2013, kept to his low-key nature by saying he felt he was adequate.
“I think I did OK, definitely room for improvement,” he said. “I think I worked pretty hard out there.”
He had been a mainstay with the Galaxy’s reserve team, LA Galaxy and led the USL this season with 12 goals this season. Rapids coach Pablo Mastroeni had gotten to know McBean when he was a member of the Galaxy in 2013 and admitted he did a double take when he saw the Galaxy roster announced for Wednesday’s match. He said he was impressed with the 6-foot, 175-pounder.
“I think he was energetic and real mobile,” he said. “He’s improved quite a bit as a player.
“It’s great to see he gets rewarded with an opportunity.”
McBean will likely get more chances, considering the Galaxy is missing Robbie Keane and Gyasi Zardes, who have combined for eight goals and are with their respective national teams (Ireland and the United States). The Galaxy also have not scored since the 58th minute of a 3-2 loss at Montreal on May 28 and McBean’s physical presence could provide the offense a much needed lift. Mike Magee knew the challenge McBean was facing against the Rapids, who have allowed a league-low 11 goals.
“I thought he did well tonight,” Magee said. “I played forward when we played against Colorado (a 1-0 loss on March 12) and those backs are big and strong.”
Rapids central defender Axl Sjoberg, for example, is a 6-7, 210-pounder.
“Jack’s great in front of the goal,” Magee continued. “He works hard, he draws fouls and he’s big and strong.”
Said Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena, “I think Jack had a good game. He made a bunch of good plays. We were thinking of taking him out actually but he continued to play well.
“For his first game with us this year he was very good.”
Steven Gerrard, a second-half substitute who was making his first appearance since the loss to Montreal because of a sore hamstring, called McBean “an honest striker.”
“Unfortunately he never got many clear chances,” he said. “But he’s been doing exceptionally well with the second team and he deserved this chance tonight.”
McBean said his preparation won’t change, despite the fact added playing time figures to be in his immediate future with Keane and Zardes unavailable.
“I go out there every day with my head down working hard,” he said, “trying to get better.”
http://www.lagalaxy.com/post/2016/0...st-team-return-he-s-improved-quite-bit-player
chiefdave
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Brody is still part owner and turns up quite a lot. Whenever he's in the country he either comes to Ryton or a match (depending on the timing).
