Loanwatch 2022/23

[Risso]

He definitely had gone off the rails a bit, he didn't put any effort into training at all, apparently, for a long time.

[OCD]

I'm more intrigued as to what make AJ Ramsey a 'wayward' player during his 2nd loan spell as a 19 year old with a very promising future.

I was referencing Cantwell not Ramsey

Ah, sorry, that makes more sense.

That said I'm not sure Cantwell fits that bill either, he's another in a long list of players too good for the championship and not good enough for the premier league.

If Mitrovic is anything to go by, he might just not have had a manager who played to his strengths.

[paul_e]

He definitely had gone off the rails a bit, he didn't put any effort into training at all, apparently, for a long time.

That wouldn't surprise me at all the guy is a twat. I just think he always looked a bit our of his depth in the premier league so going down and the extra time and space that gives him, makes a big difference to how he looks as a player.

[Smithy]

Cantwell is a strange one, clearly has a lot of natural talent, pretty good on the ball, all the technical attributes to play at the top level - but he's not very quick and seems to have that same lazy-looking style that Chuck Jnr had.  It always looks like he's not trying, even when perhaps he is.  Combine that with his alleged poor attitude in training and it's no surprise Noriwch loaned him out even when fighting to survive in the premier league.

He's in the last year of his contract, so I expect he'll move on next summer, but unless he seriously impresses in the Championship this season I suspect he'll be another of the "gifted but not quite good enough" players that forever plies their trade outside the top flight.

I do think it's telling that AJ appears to have already gone ahead of him in Deano's thinking of who should be the central creative fulcrum for the side, the one moving between the lines of midfield and the forwards.  Just need AJ to score a couple himself now and we'll be off to the races!

[LeeB]

Cantwell is a strange one, clearly has a lot of natural talent, pretty good on the ball, all the technical attributes to play at the top level - but he's not very quick and seems to have that same lazy-looking style that Chuck Jnr had.  It always looks like he's not trying, even when perhaps he is.  Combine that with his alleged poor attitude in training and it's no surprise Noriwch loaned him out even when fighting to survive in the premier league.

He's in the last year of his contract, so I expect he'll move on next summer, but unless he seriously impresses in the Championship this season I suspect he'll be another of the "gifted but not quite good enough" players that forever plies their trade outside the top flight.

I do think it's telling that AJ appears to have already gone ahead of him in Deano's thinking of who should be the central creative fulcrum for the side, the one moving between the lines of midfield and the forwards.  Just need AJ to score a couple himself now and we'll be off to the races!

Would be fantastic if he can get say 30 plus starts in a promotion winning team, that's the perfect scenario for a loan for a very talented young player.

[Mister E]

Tim got 20 minutes at the end of QPR's 1-0 defeat at Swansea on Saturday - Swansea had already taken the lead when he came on.

[PeterWithesShin]

Ramsey with another assist for Norwich.

[eamonn]

Yes, he started with Cantwell in an attacking formation. They were both withdrawn on the hour mark, Deano probably wanting to protect the lead.

Tim got 85 minutes for QPR in their win at Millwall tonight.

Last night Keinan came on for a crocked Sarr, played well by all accounts but Watford dropped points. No sign of Hause, must be still injured.

Philogene was an unused sub in Cardiff's win at Middlesboro.

[Brazilian Villain]

Viljami Sinisalo called up to the Finland squad for the first time. https://twitter.com/VSinisalo01/status/1569990462827597824

[Mister E]

I wonder where HKK will fit in the 'uddersfield set-up when a new manager comes in. I hope the early departure of Schofield doesn't screw his loan experience.

[Brazilian Villain]

I wonder where HKK will fit in the 'uddersfield set-up when a new manager comes in.

Looks like you expect him to start on the other side now.

[Drummond]

Keinan scores!

[cdbearsfan]

As does Brad Young.

[cdbearsfan]

And Tyreik Wright!

[fredm]

Wright played on left side of attack on starting for the first time, having been a sub before.  His ball control and vision was obvious from the outset and he went on to set up the second goal with a peach of a cross and then scored the third goal (albeit with a slight deflection) in the 3 - 0 win against the team who were second in the table.  He was also made man of the match.  This week he is with the Northern Ireland u-21 squad,