Robins is turning Walker into JCH 2.0.
A great penalty box striker that MR has no idea how to use because our strikers have to work out of possession and be involved in build-up play. Watch us sell him to League 1 and instantly turn back into a 20-goal striker because he'll finally get service.
He's 25 . Should be peaking right now .He's young and needs to develop his overall game. Yes a good finisher and plenty of potential to make it at this level.
You’re right, given his age, but he’s not being given the game time to show what he can do. Not saying he should be a starter, just that it’s difficult to judge him.He's 25 . Should be peaking right now .
With no sell on clauseRobins is turning Walker into JCH 2.0.
A great penalty box striker that MR has no idea how to use because our strikers have to work out of possession and be involved in build-up play. Watch us sell him to League 1 and instantly turn back into a 20-goal striker because he'll finally get service.
100%Gone in January I reckon
At 25 Matt Godden had not long moved to Stevenage from Ebbsfleet.He's 25 . Should be peaking right now .
But when Walker was scoring it didn't prevent Godden's path back into the team.Seems unfair to me to judge him to harshly as I feel godden is blocking his way by scoring goals which is correct as a player he will know is more of a like for like replacement.getting 10 minutes off the bench anybody would be disappointed and not show what there capable of.
There is always this post. If this was the case why would he bring him on for 2 minutes at the end of matches?It's all guess work but I wouldn't be surprised if his signing from Forest included payments based on appearances etc. It's not often flat fees are agreed, there are normally clauses and add ons. According to wiki he's played 47 games. Maybe 50 games would result in a payment to Forest which we haven't got, and MR has been told not to play him. Maybe MR would rather keep those funds for January and use the other strikers?
I agree but I hope he does get enough time on the pitch for us as I think it would be difficult to get a squad striker of his quality. When Waghorn comes back it may well be he features even less and as much as I think he's a good finisher for his own career and well-being it might be best for him to leave.He’s way down the list of players to move on but it does fee very much like Robins doesn’t want to use him and he doesn’t want to become a totally different type of striker. Real shame cos I rate him, he’s young, quick, prolific. But it may be he’s best off elsewhere.
What type of forward do you replace him with a direct replacement for gyo? without guarantee of return of goals ?I like walker, excellent finisher of the ball, strikes it so cleanly, but, I don't think we suit his style of play. Don't think we should sell as we'll be down to bare bones up front but if we could do a bit of wheeling and dealing. Maybe bring in another forward on loan and then bring in a talented AM from league one (twine) maybe worth the sacrifice
Champing: You’re Saying It Wrong! Chomping vs. ChampingI think we probably will look to offload if a suitable offer comes in as Tavares will be chomping at the bit, I reckon also if we could reinvest would play a part in if that happens as well
MR waited a number of years to get Walker and I can't see him getting rid of him. I think, if we are honest, we are doing better even more than the most positive of supporters would wish, and that has transpired into our forwards taking it to another level. Viktor started amazingly and although his goals have dried up he is still in impressive form. Godden has now taken over from Viktor but i remember many City fans suggesting Godden would be gone at the start of the season. Waghorn is a class player at this level and when fit will score 1 in every 3 or 4 games. That leaves Walker and now, as we all need a common enemy, he has become the darling of the booboys. give Walker time and he will turn into something special.
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