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Liquid Gold

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What about Leo any chance of a return?

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SkyblueTexan

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Yes nothing agreed but as previous loans for example Liam Walsh and Matty James the club would be looking to sign if terms are agreeable , these two were offered terms but declined
We could say “Hey JCS take our offer. Don’t become like Liam Walsh and Marty James or Ostigard whose careers took several steps backwards thinking the grass is greener on the other side.”
 

SkyblueDad

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If I was MR I would make a serious play for Maatsan imo there’s going to be all sorts of player issues at Chelsea they apparently have over 30 players loaned out all over Europe.
 
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Irish Sky Blue

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Bristol offered better facilities and how they looked after players also which james felt was important , Walsh was never going to turn down Bristol city as they offered 15k a week
The point is we have nearly always offered decent loan players who have impressed opportunities to sign so JCS would be the same
I thought that Walsh still had a year on his Bristol City contract when his year here was up. I was hoping we would go for him when he was not retained by Bristol at the end of last season. He obviously went to Swansea then but did we even try to sign him?
 

Tomh111

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We could say “Hey JCS take our offer. Don’t become like Liam Walsh and Marty James or Ostigard whose careers took several steps backwards thinking the grass is greener on the other side.”

How has Ostigards career gone backwards?

Spent half the year playing the same level, for a team who were expected to be better than us. Now is playing in Serie A and was in the Serie A Team of the week (WhoScored) last week.

Liam Walsh and Matty James are very valid examples though.
 

KenilworthSkyBlue

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Yes nothing agreed but as previous loans for example Liam Walsh and Matty James the club would be looking to sign if terms are agreeable , these two were offered terms but declined

Not doubting your sources but how was that possible re Liam Walsh? Bristol had a one-year extension on his contract which they were probably always likely to trigger?
 

HuckerbyDublinWhelan

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How has Ostigards career gone backwards?

Spent half the year playing the same level, for a team who were expected to be better than us. Now is playing in Serie A and was in the Serie A Team of the week (WhoScored) last week.

Liam Walsh and Matty James are very valid examples though.
Matty James is a regular for Bristol when he isn’t injured.

Walsh on the other hand has been injured since he left here, that’s not going backwards because of the deal he took - likelyhood is he’d be injured here on less money

point is they’re both in the same league as us so they’ve hardly gone backwards
 

eastwoodsdustman

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Matty James is a regular for Bristol when he isn’t injured.

Walsh on the other hand has been injured since he left here, that’s not going backwards because of the deal he took - likelyhood is he’d be injured here on less money

point is they’re both in the same league as us so they’ve hardly gone backwards
Walsh took the money at Swansea and probably wasn’t helped by a change in manager there. Hes not been getting a game for them and is now at Hull on loan. Hes played 3 times for Hull so far but has been on their bench too.
 

HuckerbyDublinWhelan

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Walsh took the money at Swansea and probably wasn’t helped by a change in manager there. Hes not been getting a game for them and is now at Hull on loan. Hes played 3 times for Hull so far but has been on their bench too.
He got injured before the start of the season, that’s why he didn’t play at swansea.
 
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Overnight before every away game , training ground facilities , sports science and nutrition support etc . He had been at Man Utd and Leicester and so used to that standard and was looking for his next club to offer as close to this as possible
Interesting, I'd assumed given the amount of late goals we get, we were well up on the nutrition etc. side. Guess that's our next investment, then?
 

KenilworthSkyBlue

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Interesting, I'd assumed given the amount of late goals we get, we were well up on the nutrition etc. side. Guess that's our next investment, then?

We will have all of the above, the issue is the level of investment in all of the above will be far greater at Bristol.

Equally, their multi-million pound training ground for instance is pretty much brand new and might have been a big sway.
 

Marty

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Interesting, I'd assumed given the amount of late goals we get, we were well up on the nutrition etc. side. Guess that's our next investment, then?

I would have thought we do have a nutritionist or at least access to one if a player requests it. Do other clubs provide players with chefs to prepare their foods for them?
 
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I don't really get what you mean. We'll likely already have a nutritionist?
Well we clearly need to invest more, don't we, to catch up others at our level. It's not a 'we have a nutritionist, therefore we deal with nutrition' is it.
 

KenilworthSkyBlue

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Well we clearly need to invest more, don't we, to catch up others at our level. It's not a 'we have a nutritionist, therefore we deal with nutrition' is it.

I think it's pretty obvious that's not going to happen, certainly not in the short term, when the club is forced to make compromises in pretty much every department due to the shoestring it runs on.
 

SBAndy

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I would have thought we do have a nutritionist or at least access to one if a player requests it. Do other clubs provide players with chefs to prepare their foods for them?

I doubt it. Remember a story a few years back that Jonjo Shelvey hired a personal chef for £60k per year to make sure his diet was correct.
 

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