Is he really that good I haven't seen him play?He was possibly the best player in league one
Yes he wasIs he really that good I haven't seen him play?
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Yes. Best player I've seen in a City shirt for years. All round game is excellent. Strong in the tackle, tenacious, great with the ball at his feet, can pick a pass and got a goal in him to boot. His biggest 'weakness' was that early on with us he took risks that he shouldn't have, but that comes with a young inexperienced player, but he got rid of them very quickly.Is he really that good I haven't seen him play?
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Damn right, shocking, poor distribution, selfish, two left feet. He aint even good enough for the Gas. He needs more time learning his trade, somewhere in the midlands, probably Coventry City where he could come on for a few minutesHe was fiucking useless, I'd send him back to us on a free transfer!
Seriously, he was a great player, he's got a big future ahead of him.
I wish him all the best.
You will almost certainly make the play-offs now and will probably go undefeated for the rest of the season.There's apparently new rules that mean loan players that have had their season cancelled can now play for their parent clubs for the rest of the season. Trio now available to Blues
"After a change in EFL rules, voted for by clubs, it means players loaned out on Standard and International Loans who have returned to their parent side are eligible for them again.
Previously players were registered with their loan club for the duration of the loan, whether six months or 12 months.
The new ruling takes effect if the player is coming back from a club whose division has been curtailed or has not qualified for the Play-Offs."
With our poor performing midfield it looks like Walsh may get a chance in our final games. So, with that being said, how was he for you? His best traits, his worst, do you think he can step up and slot straight in to our team, etc? Any feedback is highly appreciated.
And finally, congratulations on promotion!
Liam WalshHe was good, although judging by some of the posts on here there is some revisionism going on, I distinctly remember he got a lukewarm reception based on his first few games where he was getting up to the pace of playing regularly.
He'll have to go through that again. He's a talented player though and it'll be interesting to see how you use him.
Generally he was excellent, started halves slowly sometimes and made a couple of mistakes, one that lead to a goal. When he was in the game he was excellent all round, passing, tackling, game management, technique all brilliant.There's apparently new rules that mean loan players that have had their season cancelled can now play for their parent clubs for the rest of the season. Trio now available to Blues
"After a change in EFL rules, voted for by clubs, it means players loaned out on Standard and International Loans who have returned to their parent side are eligible for them again.
Previously players were registered with their loan club for the duration of the loan, whether six months or 12 months.
The new ruling takes effect if the player is coming back from a club whose division has been curtailed or has not qualified for the Play-Offs."
With our poor performing midfield it looks like Walsh may get a chance in our final games. So, with that being said, how was he for you? His best traits, his worst, do you think he can step up and slot straight in to our team, etc? Any feedback is highly appreciated.
And finally, congratulations on promotion!
Very early onGenerally he was excellent, started halves slowly sometimes and made a couple of mistakes, one that lead to a goal. When he was in the game he was excellent all round, passing, tackling, game management, technique all brilliant.
I'll tell you how good he is - I went to Stans on half a doz occasions last season, one of those visits was in the hospitality box of the Leam & Warks supporters club (I'd won a pre season charity raffle) nearing the end of the game those present in the box were invited to choose their MOM. Liam KELLY came out with most votes. Somehow Liam WALSH ended up being announced MOM and receiving his award from Brian Roberts in the TF lounge.Is he really that good I haven't seen him play?
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I think people are underestimating the gap between league 1 and the championship.
Bright couldn't get a game, Willis couldn't get an offer, Sterling didn't stand out. These all stood out for us last season. Walsh is clearly a very good player but he is not good enough yet to slot in to a playoff chasing team.
Yea, don't think you can compare Walsh with Willis, one was instrumental in winning the league, the other was just a good player in a good L1 side.Agree to an extent, it is a jump.
Bright doesn't get a game because teams can't afford somebody who is a passenger when they've not got the ball. Willis and Sterling granted but they weren't proper standouts in the way Walsh has been this season.
Agree to an extent, it is a jump.
Bright doesn't get a game because teams can't afford somebody who is a passenger when they've not got the ball. Willis and Sterling granted but they weren't proper standouts in the way Walsh has been this season.
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