RHM

[Chris Jameson]

If he is NFL player he would got cut.

I don't follow American sports but that sounds quite brutal.

[in exile]

Back in training today

[tomd2103]

Omg I completely forgot about RHM! He's completely fell off the radar. The club and his dodgy agent spent what seemed like forever agreeing a new deal then he promptly done a disappearing act. Strange one this.

Not really.  He's had injury problems and in his absence the likes of Davis and O'Hare have really prospered. 

[brian green]

How do you justify the description of his agent being "dodgy"?  Perhaps there is evidence of such a description.  If not it is litigious thin ice best not ventured on.

[Ads]

Could be the injection of pace we're looking for. Hopefully on the bench against QPR.

[Drummond]

Could be the injection of pace we're looking for. Hopefully on the bench against QPR.

It's nice to think there's him and Green to come back and give us more energy.

[darren woolley]

Nice to have him back a fit RHM can only be good for the team.

[TheMalandro]

He has to get ahead of Samba first.

[Hookeysmith]

Before we pin our season hopes on a kid that has featured very little and has scored zero 1st team goals I would ease caution

He is one of the few players that gets better the less they play - I have seen not a great deal to be excited about yet with him

[Ads]

Whose pinning hopes? He looks a good player and I'd like him in the squad to develop, like Davis, because I think he will offer us something.

If you weren't at Sunderland or Cardiff, you wont have seen anything.

[Brend'Watkins]

I haven't seen much of him either but what I have I have been impressed with. He puts in a shift, has pace and an eye for goal. Hogan or a fit RHM? Half a RHM would be more productive.

[olaftab]

Is this another case where injured players somehow become supermen?

[paul_e]

Is this another case where injured players somehow become supermen?

Before we pin our season hopes on a kid that has featured very little and has scored zero 1st team goals I would ease caution

He is one of the few players that gets better the less they play - I have seen not a great deal to be excited about yet with him

Going to combine this, both posts are grossly unfair, literally no one is calling him a saviour or superman, or anything like that.  However anyone who has seen him at any level can tell you he is quick and busy.  If he can bring that into the first team it does give us a different option up front and, with Hogan looking more and more like a terrible signing, we desperately need that right now.  He scored 7 in 12 for the reserves last year despite his injuries, it's not the sort of record that forces him into starting for the first team but it's enough to be worth a look and that's what people are wanting.

[brontebilly]

Is this another case where injured players somehow become supermen?

Before we pin our season hopes on a kid that has featured very little and has scored zero 1st team goals I would ease caution

He is one of the few players that gets better the less they play - I have seen not a great deal to be excited about yet with him

Going to combine this, both posts are grossly unfair, literally no one is calling him a saviour or superman, or anything like that.  However anyone who has seen him at any level can tell you he is quick and busy.  If he can bring that into the first team it does give us a different option up front and, with Hogan looking more and more like a terrible signing, we desperately need that right now.  He scored 7 in 12 for the reserves last year despite his injuries, it's not the sort of record that forces him into starting for the first team but it's enough to be worth a look and that's what people are wanting.

He needs a run of first team games on loan quickly, cant understand why the club arent making it happen. U23 and reserve games are relatively pointless. RHM looks very raw to me, Davis at least can physically compete .

[paul_e]

I agree playing for our reserves/U23s is relatively pointless because they play such a different way that it's practically another sport, that one of the reasons, in my eyes, that we have  such a tough time transitioning the kids into the first team and so many leave us and then do well somewhere else.