Hilsner Loaned Out! (1 Viewer)

[Nick]

Neuzugang aus Coventry: Drittligist Zwickau angelt sich Hilßner

Drittligist FSV Zwickau verstärkt sich für den Rest der Saison mit Marcel Hilßner. Der Profi wird vom englischen Zweitligisten Coventry City ausgeliehen.

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FSV Zwickau

 

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[Londonccfcfan]

As long as they picking up most his wages. Deals a goodun.

 

[Nick]

They have a Hill

 

[Hutch11]

They have a Hill

sner

 

[jordan210]

Hopefully he does well for them. No issue with him. As must have been hard comming to a county. Having medical issues and Going in to lockdown.

 

[Terry_dactyl]

From the very little I saw of him he looked like he was a decent player…albeit at league 2 level. Although that even Oldham didn’t play him probably speaks volumes.

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

As long as they picking up most his wages. Deals a goodun.

The team he has gone to are in our equivalent of Conference/League 2 so I doubt it

 

[Nick]

 

[SBT]

Feel sorry for the guy and his medical issues, but given we paid a fee for him and gave him a three-year deal, he has to rate as Robins’ worst ever signing.

 

[Skyblueweeman]

Good luck to him.

 

[steve cooper]

Feel sorry for the guy and his medical issues, but given we paid a fee for him and gave him a three-year deal, he has to rate as Robins’ worst ever signing.

Worse than Bright?

 

[Liquid Gold]

It's a good move to get him out anyway but I would love it if it gave us that extra wriggle room to bring in an AM on loan

 

[better days]

Feel sorry for the guy and his medical issues, but given we paid a fee for him and gave him a three-year deal, he has to rate as Robins’ worst ever signing.

Have to disagree SBT
The lad has a great attitude and wanted to play but wasn't up to the standard for whatever reason
Football is a ruthless business. It must have been terrible for him and his family to come to a new country with high hopes only to endure the pandemic and the lad's failure to make the grade here
Both Kasta and Bright (2nd time) had the talent to make it but not 1% the character of Hilssner
Guys like that irritate me more than honest guys who try their best
Really hope this works out well for Marcel

 

[shmmeee]

Feel sorry for the guy and his medical issues, but given we paid a fee for him and gave him a three-year deal, he has to rate as Robins’ worst ever signing.

We also paid a fee for Kasta and gave him a three year deal.

 

[Deleted member 5849]

Have to disagree SBT
The lad has a great attitude and wanted to play but wasn't up to the standard for whatever reason
Football is a ruthless business. It must have been terrible for him and his family to come to a new country with high hopes only to endure the pandemic and the lad's failure to make the grade here
Both Kasta and Bright (2nd time) had the talent to make it but not 1% the character of Hilssner
Guys like that irritate me more than honest guys who try their best
Really hope this works out well for Marcel

He's an odd one though, seems to make a habit of being picked up by half decent teams and not coming close to making it in their first teams. So is it confidence? Fitness? Something must stop him from making that nudge up from what not just Robins and staff have seen, but other coaches too, to actually playing at a half decent level.

 

[SBT]

Have to disagree SBT
The lad has a great attitude and wanted to play but wasn't up to the standard for whatever reason
Football is a ruthless business. It must have been terrible for him and his family to come to a new country with high hopes only to endure the pandemic and the lad's failure to make the grade here
Both Kasta and Bright (2nd time) had the talent to make it but not 1% the character of Hilssner
Guys like that irritate me more than honest guys who try their best
Really hope this works out well for Marcel

I’m sure he’s a good bloke who tried hard, but it’s a results business. In terms of ‘what we got on the pitch’ vs ‘what we paid for it’, I’m struggling to think of anyone worse, Bright and Kasta included.

 

[better days]

He's an odd one though, seems to make a habit of being picked up by half decent teams and not coming close to making it in their first teams. So is it confidence? Fitness? Something must stop him from making that nudge up from what not just Robins and staff have seen, but other coaches too, to actually playing at a half decent level.

Hard to say
Maybe he's one of those guys who can occasionally do something outstanding in a game which sticks in a scout's mind afterwards

 

[Torquay Sky Blue]

Have to disagree SBT
The lad has a great attitude and wanted to play but wasn't up to the standard for whatever reason
Football is a ruthless business. It must have been terrible for him and his family to come to a new country with high hopes only to endure the pandemic and the lad's failure to make the grade here
Both Kasta and Bright (2nd time) had the talent to make it but not 1% the character of Hilssner
Guys like that irritate me more than honest guys who try their best
Really hope this works out well for Marcel

Think I've got a good attitude BD but never good enough for anything above the Cov Allience.
You could see in the friendly against Rangers he was out of his depth

 

[Winny the Bish]

Badlan's biggest flop? 0 league appearances and we paid a fee for him.

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

He never played at all did he? They must have decided quickly he had no chance

 

[CCFC54321]

I’ve been to Zwickau. God help the poor bastard.

 

[fernandopartridge]

I’ve been to Zwickau. God help the poor bastard.

What's wrong with it?

 

[larry_david]

He never even made the bench. Played a few pre-season matches and then a story came out about asthma and that was it done. Saw a few highlights of him at Oldham and he looked quite a 'big' player.

I'm pretty sure when we signed him we said or he'd said he'd been training with us for a while and he was glad it finally happened. What on earth went on there I do not know.

 

[Skybluedownunder]

Seen someone on Instagram comment ‘The KDB of Wish’

LOLLL what a comment!


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[mark82]

He never even made the bench. Played a few pre-season matches and then a story came out about asthma and that was it done. Saw a few highlights of him at Oldham and he looked quite a 'big' player.

I'm pretty sure when we signed him we said or he'd said he'd been training with us for a while and he was glad it finally happened. What on earth went on there I do not know.

His asthma was newly diagnosed so may have impacted his fitness back then. Hope it works out for him.

 

[SkyBlue_Bear83]

This team play in the third tier of German football so i would be surprised if they are paying all his wages

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

This team play in the third tier of German football so i would be surprised if they are paying all his wages

Yes this is the lowest professional league over there - so Conference/League 2 at a push

 

[Frostie]

Strange one all around. He obviously must have had something as he also secured a move to the Bundesliga in 2019 but never played there either. Feel for the guy but this should be a good move for all concerned.

Good to hear that he he knuckled down & worked hard throughout, far too many players just down tools in his position.

 

[win9nut]

I’m sure he’s a good bloke who tried hard, but it’s a results business. In terms of ‘what we got on the pitch’ vs ‘what we paid for it’, I’m struggling to think of anyone worse, Bright and Kasta included.

I won't even hear it!
Kasta gave us hours of entertainment!
Rumour is he didn't need to fly out to Zwolle as he was still sliding...

 

[chiefdave]

Its an odd one. Normally with players who get signed at a decent level but never make an appearance you hear rumours that they don't put the effort in or have an attitude problem but that defiantly doesn't seem the case here.

Must have something to offer to have got signed more than once. Probably a good idea to head back to Germany, can't have been easy to move and then be in a pandemic. If the loan works out hopefully he can get something permanent sorted for next season and not end up back here twiddling his thumbs.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Yes this is the lowest professional league over there - so Conference/League 2 at a push

Hmmm disagree

 

[long way home]

He will be in the shop window now, which is the best situation for all concerned. He needs to find another club suited to the level he is at and if not the new club someone else. Let's hope he hits the ground running and provides enough interest in him to get a permanent move come summer.

Good luck to him for the sake of all.

 

[Tea & Busquets]

The team he has gone to are in our equivalent of Conference/League 2 so I doubt it

German 3rd tier has teams ranging from good enough for mid to upper table league one to conference. I’d put them at League Two level maybe even a bit higher. Somewhere between L2 and L1.

 

[SkyblueDad]

Room for a replacement now if only a loan.

 

[shmmeee]

Room for a replacement now if only a loan.

Id imagine we’d need a bit more off the wage bill for that.