Having read his wiki I see that he is a 31 year old central midfielder and defensive midfielder. He has been around, but this is the first I’ve ever heard of him.
Have any of you guys any knowledge of him, could he sure up our midfield?
It is claimed he has demonstrated ‘leadership’ as he has worked together with the squad.
Him in with both Taylor and Vincent gone is good news.
Hmm. Any other loanees who might go do we reckon?
It is claimed he has demonstrated ‘leadership’ as he has worked together with the squad.
Him in with both Taylor and Vincent gone is good news.
Hmm. Any other loanees who might go do we reckon?
Can’t let Cordner go without another CB in can we?
By the way I don’t know if any of you know this but Karacan was an ever present in Wycombe’s pre season games and did really well…he only missed one game.
Wycombe fans really liked the look of him but the club stalled on offering him a contract so he didn’t hang about.
If that’s anything to go by, there’s a lot of life in him yet…only 31yr old as well. I vaguely remember him as a youngster running the game for reading against Liverpool, long time ago now but still not that old.
It is a funny thing, even though the club have 31 players on their books, we are short of central mid-field players, we don’t have a decent centre forward, and have two keepers that are not wort a toss, so which playing positions are more than being fully covered, please don;t tell me that the medical room is one, I am aware of that.
It wouldn’t surprise me if we soon signed Nightingale and then waited till end of this month when Mcgahey and Onariase are back and send Cordner back to Bournemouth.
Bedeau can go for me as well and promote Barks to the 4th CB slot.
I wonder if there would be a team out there that would want him ?
I’d have a little wager with myself that Mr Bedeau would happily accept a 50% reduction in wages in exchange for a new deal!
The guy has loads of ability but just seems to turn off at vital times. If there’s two things CBs must possess, they are concentration and a sense of what is happening around them.
I spotted this when he first came into the side and was amazed that so many seemed willing to praise him back then.
Could he perhaps be trained to become something other than a CB? – It’s a real shame to see ability going to waste. The lad does try and usually isn’t afraid to get stuck in.
Oooooooooooooooo! Surely not, they’ve all (well some of them) been here for several years so they must be doing OK. After all look at our success recently.
Well put.
CBs are the outfield players that, usually, you can least afford to have dropping mega clangers.
If one man repairs defence and a second repairs CM, then we might stand some chance of being competitive – however much we need a striker.
We were at one of the End of Season Dinners in the Exec Lounge with Lee Turnbull as the MC. The raffle was drawn at one end of the room, first prize was won by Niall who was at the bar right at the other end of the room. As Niall set off to present his winning ticket Lee commented ‘This could take some time’ It was very funny but I guess Niall has had the last laugh. UTWI
Very comfortable with the ball and lots of his defensive work is really good. But once or twice in a game he loses concentration and consequently loses the man he is looking after.
Unfortunately centre back errors are more costly than for any of the other outfield players.
Typically centre backs are mid twenties before they play consinstantly well. In my view he has improved this season but only good enough when playing with an experienced partner.
Corner is not as good a prospect in my opinion althought we have not really seen him with an experienced partner alongside him.
Given Taft is left sided Cordner might get the nod to partner him until Onariase and/or McGahey are ready to return.
I would perservere with Bedeau myself. I believe there is a quality player in there even if we might have to wait a while to see it on a consistent basis.
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