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Reply With QuoteThey all need loans......
Luongo to a top League 1 side, same with Pritchard.
Think Ceballos might get a Championship loan.
Like most of our youngsters (academy players) they start out in the lower leagues (League 1) and work their way up
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I think we may send Luongo and Pritchard out but I think we may keep Ceballos here to adjust and keep improving.
Last edited by AmericanHotspur; 03-02-2012 at 08:42 PM.
They all need loans......
Luongo to a top League 1 side, same with Pritchard.
Think Ceballos might get a Championship loan.
Like most of our youngsters (academy players) they start out in the lower leagues (League 1) and work their way up
Steven Caulker is the messiah!
Shit defending by Bassong for Zamora's goal!
Jon Obika opened the scoring for Yeovil, with Parrett apparently playing well too.
Steven Caulker is the messiah!
How out of character?!?!Originally Posted by rossdfc
Three of our young loanees fought it out at Hillsborough in League One on Saturday.John Bostock made his home debut for Sheffield Wednesday and found himself up against Spurs team-mates Dean Parrett and Jon Obika in the Yeovil line-up.
John curled a free-kick just over in the opening exchanges but Yeovil had the better of the first half.
Dean won possession and broke through on goal, squared for Gavin Williams but somehow the ball stayed out.
Then Jon shocked the home faithful with a deft finish to open the scoring for the Glovers. The pair then combined and Jon went close again before the break.
Title-chasing Owls hit back in the second half. Jermaine Johnson hit a cracker of an equaliser, John then set-up a golden chance for Jeda Johnson, who missed the target with a header from his cross. However, the same player then netted a late winner as the Owls came through 2-1.
In the Championship, Adam Smith made his debut for Leeds and played 90 minutes as they beat Bristol City 3-0 at Ashton Gate. He's pictured celebrating with goalscorer Robert Snodgrass above. Andros Townsend was an unused substitute.
Harry Kane and Ryan Mason both came on as second half substitutes as Millwall lost Saturday's derby 2-1 against West Ham at Upton Park.
In the Premier League, all four of our loanees played 90 minutes - Steven Caulker as Swansea beat West Brom 2-1, Kyle Naughton in Norwich's 2-0 win against Bolton, Seb Bassong as Wolves beat QPR 2-1 and Steven Pienaar in Everton's 1-1 draw at Wigan.
Finally, in the Scottish Cup, Kudus Oyenuga was an unused substitute as St Johnstone secured a replay after a 1-1 draw against Hearts
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Funnily enough all the Wolves fans on their forum were singing his praises, saying it was a breath of fresh air having someone that could pass it at the back. He also made Garth Crooks' team of the week on BBC - must have done better than the highlights suggested!How out of character?!?!
That's a good point about highlights. I've been at matches where the opposition have outplayed us or enjoyed lengthy spells of possesion only to come home & watch MOTD & they've edited it to look like we had Barcelona possession stats. lol
And in fairness if Bassong can't go in and light up the defence in a bottom 4 club he was really really really really out of his depth here!
Steven Caulker is the messiah!
The loan window has re-opened. Hopefully we see some movement with some of the boys.
Dawkins, Lancaster, Khumalo, Luongo, Pritchard hopefully all get loans.
Steven Caulker is the messiah!
Windy's Blog
Excellent update by WindyCOYS who keeps tabs on all of our loanees
Steven Caulker is the messiah!
I kept an open mind about Khumalo for sometime but know I'm starting to believe there were other motivations in signing him. Shame, I hope this doesn't effect us being more open minded in the future.
P.S. If he's looking for a loan the Galaxy need defenders. To me that's better then going on loan to another poor Championship side and barely playing.
great blog. thanks for this.
Pienaar has scored Everton's goal against Chelski, they lead 1-0 ht so far.
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