Quote from: Smithy on January 25, 2022, 11:04:55 PMQuote from: Ian. on January 25, 2022, 09:02:31 PMGet in Davis, he’s done well there so far.He's quite popular with the fans (I have a couple of Forest-supporting mates), but he's played in four games and they've won all of them, so the whole team is popular with the fans right now.If he carries on like this to the end of the season and gets himself 5 or 6 goals, he'll have done well and will have more than a few suitors wanting to take him. If he can push on and get 8 or 9 goals he could demand quite a reasonable fee I would imagine.Or play for us.
Quote from: Ian. on January 25, 2022, 09:02:31 PMGet in Davis, he’s done well there so far.He's quite popular with the fans (I have a couple of Forest-supporting mates), but he's played in four games and they've won all of them, so the whole team is popular with the fans right now.If he carries on like this to the end of the season and gets himself 5 or 6 goals, he'll have done well and will have more than a few suitors wanting to take him. If he can push on and get 8 or 9 goals he could demand quite a reasonable fee I would imagine.
Get in Davis, he’s done well there so far.
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Louie Barry potentially joining Swindon Town on loan
I fear that if he does not find a club soon he could be one that is lost to the gameShame as i think he has got what it takes he just needs the right "fit"
Quote from: Hookeysmith on January 28, 2022, 03:44:38 PMI fear that if he does not find a club soon he could be one that is lost to the gameShame as i think he has got what it takes he just needs the right "fit"I think we're at least a couple of years from him being lost to the game! The kid is still only 18, two years younger than Cameron Archer, and how many of us (barring Leeg) were predicting the rise he's had a year ago? He has plenty of time on his side.He might not be developing at the speed of the others from last year's FA Youth Cup team, but he could be growing physically until he's 21, and he's shown enough at the levels he played at that I'm confident the club will keep him around at least until that age.A loan move would be great for him if he gets some game time. Not sure he gets that at Swindon though? - they have two forwards already in double figures for the season, and have just signed another young striker from Charlton on loan. Would he even play?
Quote from: Smithy on January 28, 2022, 04:23:31 PMQuote from: Hookeysmith on January 28, 2022, 03:44:38 PMI fear that if he does not find a club soon he could be one that is lost to the gameShame as i think he has got what it takes he just needs the right "fit"I think we're at least a couple of years from him being lost to the game! The kid is still only 18, two years younger than Cameron Archer, and how many of us (barring Leeg) were predicting the rise he's had a year ago? He has plenty of time on his side.He might not be developing at the speed of the others from last year's FA Youth Cup team, but he could be growing physically until he's 21, and he's shown enough at the levels he played at that I'm confident the club will keep him around at least until that age.A loan move would be great for him if he gets some game time. Not sure he gets that at Swindon though? - they have two forwards already in double figures for the season, and have just signed another young striker from Charlton on loan. Would he even play?That’s pretty impressive research Smithy, unless you’re a Swindon fan of course!