Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: Legion on August 27, 2013, 04:44:51 PM
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Enda Stevens has joined Notts County on a 28-day emergency loan. The 23-year-old left back will be eligible to play in County’s Capital One Cup second round game tonight against Liverpool at Anfield.
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Good luck to him. Looked ok on the couple of times he made it into the first-team (Utd at home last season sticks in the memory). Think he's probably a bit too good for Notts County (with all due respect to them) so hopefully this'll be a decent shop-window for him.
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good for him, and good luck. He needs to find a good level and Championship/League One might be it to cut out a solid career.
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Probably not good enough for us but he should still have a decent career as a pro. A bit like Scott Murray.
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Nice place to make your debut. Funny how a player can fill in playing for a Premier League team against the likes of Yanited and Chelsea and then a few months after find himself stuck playing in a league two divisions lower.
Then again, he went from the Irish Premier Division straight to the English one. I guess his natural place all along is somewhere in between, such as Notts County.
Good luck to him. Despite being a left-full back from Ireland I guess he was never going to be an Eamonn Deacy type, going to mass every Sunday morning and respecting Brummie women etc.
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Good luck, and might mean I can be arsed to watch a bit of tonight's game. At least until Liverpool take the lead.
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Good luck to him. He's not Premier League quality unfortunately. He slotted in reasonable solidly last season but in the long run there's not enough to suggest he's a top level player. I think League One is sensible at this point. He can cut his teeth, hopefully play regularly and work his way up to the championship. I would hope that Notts extend his deal later, if they can, but I expect him to move permanently before too long. He's an unknown quality outside of VP so this gives him a chance to catch the eye and get himself a move and hopefully regular footy.
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Paul Lambert and coaching staff would have watched him for 15 months or thereabout, so he will know how capable he is.
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Paul Lambert and coaching staff would have watched him for 15 months or thereabout, so he will know how capable he is.
I think lambert made his mind up much quicker than that , its just not that easy to move these unwanted players on .
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Best of luck, hope he finds his level