Probably a reliable source...at least they get the right pictures
The irony is that for all the central midfielders we have, with injuries we are thin on the ground at the moment so losing Sow could be a problem.
True but knowing the way we shift players I wouldn’t be surprised to see him gone in the next few days.The most obvious answer to this is being over looked.
Sow is in the last 6 months of his contract; he is free to speak to whoever he likes in any league so long as it is not another English Club.
That does not necessarily mean he will be leaving in the next few days; he could just be signing a pre contract for next season.
And for those that speak English :)
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True but knowing the way we shift players I wouldn’t be surprised to see him gone in the next few days.
Ok. Relegation looms
Sow has discussed how lonely he felt here in the athletic
Where abouts is that Jock?
I read through the Forest related stuff this morning but did not read anything about Sow
That’s pretty much why I think he could be gone sooner. He certainly won’t get another contract here.He has missed 45% of the games played during his time here; he missed 33% of the games at his previous Club; it makes you wonder if he would pass a medical.
If he passes a medical and you manage to get an extra 15 to 20% more game time from him, it is doubtful if his appearance record would improve any such is the regularity in which he picks up bookings - 1 every 2.5 games
Some of the bookings have been quite harsh (probably through accumulation) but referee's have him down as a marked man now and there is nothing you can do about that
Feel Mao’s comment about being free to talk to clubs and moving at the end of the season is the most likely.
How would people feel about trialing Lolley at Right Back?
He’s too much of a goal threat in the long term in my opinion, but in the meantime whilst he’s struggling to score, he would bring the same energy, get stuck in, bomb up and down and overlap like Cash did. He is a left footer, which is the caveat, but him and Knockaert might work well?
How would people feel about trialing Lolley at Right Back?
He’s too much of a goal threat in the long term in my opinion, but in the meantime whilst he’s struggling to score, he would bring the same energy, get stuck in, bomb up and down and overlap like Cash did. He is a left footer, which is the caveat, but him and Knockaert might work well?
Would moving Lolley to Full Back get you anywhere near as excited as last Saturdays team selection did?
I just cannot see Lolley emulating what Cash did; even amongst those people who doubted Cash's ability to play full back there was never any doubt about his tackling ability or his mobility.
Trying to shoe horn players into the side will not work in the long run; if Lolley is unhappy with not being in the side he needs to play better.