Coventry City rumoured to be in for Brentford striker Nick Proschwitz (10 Viewers)
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Wiseoldfool
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Wheelfass
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Just watched all his YouTube stuff and he looks like a "typical" centre forward, has a decent shot and a good target man who also looks composed in front of goal. Wonder if the idea is to use him in a more direct formation rather than sideways and backwards.....that would make a nice change.
dongonzalos
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I was thinking more I. Terms of he was looking at him before he left Brentford.
Didn't think he was good enough for Wigan but recommended Brentford to him when it finally came round.
Who know could just be they are both German strikers with links to Brentford a coincidence nothing more.
Looking at Rosler's record I hope it is a sign
covcity4life
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hes lucky pressley has gone, he wont have to play left midfield or goalkeeper now.
torchomatic
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Absolutely, when we're flying high in the league and scoring for fun then why would we need a striker?
mark82
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Tudgay and Samuel looked ok together at the weekend. More concerned we still don't have a keeper.
jimmyhillsfanclub
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What job did/do you have that involved analysing german football?
Nick
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German football analyst
And Matthew Pennington that's our 6 loans.
jimmyhillsfanclub
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kg82
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Is that a youth loan? I have a vague recollection that doesn't count within the 5 loan players thing? I may be wrong.
ccfcway
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The Way Forward - Fri 2nd Jan
Today, we have an imbalance in the ratio of loan to permanent players in the squad. The loan market provides an opportunity for clubs to bolster squads – however, we simply have too many loan players. While loan players can work well there are inherent problems. The introduction of loan players from clubs which do not have the same work or stamina ethic creates injury risk. The players are not ‘game ready’ – they have not played in the first team regularly and do not have the required level of fitness.
Today, we have an imbalance in the ratio of loan to permanent players in the squad. The loan market provides an opportunity for clubs to bolster squads – however, we simply have too many loan players. While loan players can work well there are inherent problems. The introduction of loan players from clubs which do not have the same work or stamina ethic creates injury risk. The players are not ‘game ready’ – they have not played in the first team regularly and do not have the required level of fitness.
Paderborn!!! Many a happy time pissed on Paderboner Pilsner.
No Way Back
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Can this have already had the nod from our next manager ? I find it strange. Surely Waggy can't rely on SP's targets ?
SkyBlue_Bear83
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And Pennington, we have 6 loans
Welcome to the 40th signing in the last 101 games
Still room for 16 more on the bus....All aboard.
SkyBlue_Bear83
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It doesn't apply to the usual emergency loan rules like max 93 day stay and stuff like that, I think it still counts to the 5 player loan count.
SkyBlueBee
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I think your mate was pulling your leg....
He's not good enough at Championship level "bambi on ice" springs to mind. Telling that Warburton said that "he'll (NP) do well at that level" so might be ok in League 1
Paxman II
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It would be rather silly to be bringing in new players when you are about to appoint a new manager. Firstly any decent new manager will want control of this area and not be dictated to days before agreeing a contract. It makes me believe the new man is already picked and looking in the stands at the home game tomorrow will be very telling. There is certain to be one or two there but I believe th ex appointed one already knows who he is. Rosler and Warburton are very good shouts.
shy_tall_knight
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Is he the first German to ever play for Coventry ?
If he scores a few goals will the press go for a cheap Coventry blitz type line or will they wait for Rossler's appointment.
I get the feeling Nouble is either way off fitness or they just don't rate him that he will be able to deliver. Does he starty in preference to Tudguy as Samuels will definitely start. I think Tudguy Samuels will start with the German who is surely kacking match fitness to come off the bench.
If he scores a few goals will the press go for a cheap Coventry blitz type line or will they wait for Rossler's appointment.
I get the feeling Nouble is either way off fitness or they just don't rate him that he will be able to deliver. Does he starty in preference to Tudguy as Samuels will definitely start. I think Tudguy Samuels will start with the German who is surely kacking match fitness to come off the bench.
Esoterica
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Warburton is hot property and heavily linked to the QPR and Fulham jobs in the summer having taken Brentford to the edge of the Championship Play Offs. He'll also probably be at Brentford's game against Birmingham tomorrow, rather than in our stands. Where he won't be is watching a bottom 4 League 1 side where the CEO heavily influences transfer policy. So far from being a very good shout I don't know how to describe it
FINALLY...somebody else has recognised how absolute garbage that Reda piss stained boot wearing ass is.
That Huddersfield rumour got started.
Tim and Steve believed it.
Thought "Hello compo to be had here,"
Offered SP 4 year deal.
Trumped again.
Gazolba
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And Frank Kletzenbauer
Sky Blue Harry H
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