Reliaable source Billy Chadwick signing from Ull

If he's half as good as Townsend was then he'll be a bloody good signing...

Permanent or on lern?

Loan

100%

Read a bit about him today, can’t figure out if he’s a central midfielder, winger or a striker. Several sources stating different.

Hadn't scored a senior goal until he joined Halifax on Dec 19th and has then scored 4 for them! I bloody hope he keeps that rate up for us if it's true.

100% True ,signing in the morning or tonight

Quoted from jimgtfc

Read a bit about him today, can’t figure out if he’s a central midfielder, winger or a striker. Several sources stating different.

A number10 he says

From the clip of his goals I just watched, he appears to be playing as a forward, or a very advanced AMC.

Would maybe explain Tilley being released....1 out 1 in, as they say🤔🤔

Don't know if this is related but PH has said this afternoon that the CH he was after has fallen through as his club won't release him?

Looks very energetic
Not easily knocked off the ball
Good with penalties

Just feels right......let’s hope it’s not another solid rumour which disappears in smoke. We certainly need someone like he shows in his videoclips.

No pressure. We’re reduced to pinning our hopes on a Hull youngster who’s never played in the Football League.

Quoted from MuddyWaters

No pressure. We’re reduced to pinning our hopes on a Hull youngster who’s never played in the Football League.

Surprised Ian runaway didn’t sign him then

Quoted from WOZOFGRIMSBY

Surprised Ian runaway didn’t sign him then

Well, he’s the reason we’re in this state.

Quoted from MuddyWaters

No pressure. We’re reduced to pinning our hopes on a Hull youngster who’s never played in the Football League.

What do you want a washed up 32 year old after one last pay day? He appears in form and 6th in the Conference is every good as the bottom 6 in L2. Give the lad a chance FFS! Hurst has a decent hit rate with forwards.

Curtis Woodhouse had him at Gainsborough and was singing his praises in Twitter - quick, strong, good finisher, great attitude was his description. Martin Paterson hadn't done much before he joined us and I'm sure there will be more so it's hardly all on his shoulders to save us.

Jamie Vardy was not young, but was not fancied to do well in the PL.  He hasn’t done bad has he?

Martin Patterson is the same age as James Hanson which hurts my brain to think about

Quoted from smokey111

What do you want a washed up 32 year old after one last pay day? He appears in form and 6th in the Conference is every good as the bottom 6 in L2. Give the lad a chance FFS! Hurst has a decent hit rate with forwards.

It wasn’t a criticism of the player at all. It was a comment on the state Holloway has left us in. Massively short on confidence, quality and the ability to bring players in. Sorry if that offends you, but it’s the truth.

Quoted from MuddyWaters

No pressure. We’re reduced to pinning our hopes on a Hull youngster who’s never played in the Football League.

Halifax are only just behind Stockport. Having watched their cup game against West Ham I think they'd hammer us at the moment.

Quoted from buckstown

Halifax are only just behind Stockport. Having watched their cup game against West Ham I think they'd hammer us at the moment.

Yep. Luke Summerfield non league player of the month.

Quoted from MuddyWaters

Yep. Luke Summerfield non league player of the month.

This may be an unpopular opinion but I think he’s better than any of the central midfielders currently at the club.

Signing in the morning  welcome Billy

Quoted from Poojah

This may be an unpopular opinion but I think he’s better than any of the central midfielders currently at the club.

Agree. He was certainly our outfield player of the year in the season before he left.

Quoted from wembley19984

Signing in the morning  welcome Billy

Fair play, the whole of the Fishy are ready to hold you to it. Tomorrow morning marks your fate as an ITK poster. Will you join the reputable names, or be victim of the Bentley scale?

Quoted from GyMariner

Fair play, the whole of the Fishy are ready to hold you to it. Tomorrow morning marks your fate as an ITK poster. Will you join the reputable names, or be victim of the Bentley scale?

I will delete my account if it doesn't happen

Quoted from GyMariner

Fair play, the whole of the Fishy are ready to hold you to it. Tomorrow morning marks your fate as an ITK poster. Will you join the reputable names, or be victim of the Bentley scale?

I will delete my account if it doesn't happen

Quoted from wembley19984

I will delete my account if it doesn't happen

No need to do that....

just stop posting the same thing twice  ;D

Quoted from Poojah

This may be an unpopular opinion but I think he’s better than any of the central midfielders currently at the club.

Without a doubt. Summerfield was not terrible for us, nowhere near as bad as Berrett but unfortunately was lumped in to the same category as him by many of the fans.

Quoted from moosey_club

No need to do that....

just stop posting the same thing twice  ;D

He’s got a point. It makes you look a bit amateurish

Quoted from moosey_club

No need to do that....

just stop posting the same thing twice  ;D

He’s got a point.  It makes you look a bit amateurish

Which account will u delete?

Which account will u delete?

Which account will u delete?

Which account will u delete?

Ahhh The Bentley Scale . Memories of much happier times .....

Quoted from louth_in_the_south

Ahhh The Bentley Scale . Memories of much happier times .....

1000000000% It was happier....

Where’s Bentley now when we need him ?

Hull have injury issues I think which is why he was recalled.

Quoted from MuddyWaters

It wasn’t a criticism of the player at all. It was a comment on the state Holloway has left us in. Massively short on confidence, quality and the ability to bring players in. Sorry if that offends you, but it’s the truth.

Not offended at all. Just bored of the regurgitation of the state we have been left in.

IH has gone and no amount of whingeing will improve the situation. TBH it will soon become an excuse for PH, if we let it. We have plenty of time left in the transfer window and the resources to make improvements across the squad.

Regarding the reference to pinning our hopes on a player who hasn't played league football. So what? I can't be bothered to list the examples of those that have grabbed their chance when the opportunity has presented itself. The air of negativity is to be expected, given our place in the table, but let us at least try to embrace new signings with positivity. A glass half full attitude unless they (new signings) prove us wrong.

Quoted from davmariner

Hull have injury issues I think which is why he was recalled.

Billy is a family member ,say no more ,to much info tbh

lots of positive comments on the halifax forum.this is just one of several threads

http://www.theshaymen.net/ipb/topic/24467-well-done-billy-chadwick/

Quoted from wembley19984

I will delete my account if it doesn't happen

No. Don’t do that. Stick around for the virtual flak.

My P.E. teacher at school was called Chadwick.

He was useless at football.

I hope Billy isn't related.

Well Wembley?... I'm waiting....🤔🤔

Quoted from cannylad68

My P.E. teacher at school was called Chadwick.

He was useless at football.

I hope Billy isn't related.

Chaddy of Barton G.S. legend? Played basketball in a tweed jacket. Taught Latin and ballroom dancing. Lovely chap but Sir Kenneth Shipstone inspired in the classroom and on the touchline. Had the same response to injury as Dave Moore.

Must be quite a few ex BGS fellow mariners
I was there 1958-65.
Still in touch with Ken Shipstone who just turned 80 a bit back. Legend.

My halifax supporting friend says he hell of a player but heard hull recalled him to be part of matchday squad  , hope he's wrong & we sign him but it looks slim chance

Quoted from fishcake63

My halifax supporting friend says he hell of a player but heard hull recalled him to be part of matchday squad  , hope he's wrong & we sign him but it looks slim chance

Seems strange to me that they would recall him, just to loan him to someone else. Doesn't seem logical.

Quoted from ginnywings

Seems strange to me that they would recall him, just to loan him to someone else. Doesn't seem logical.

For his development. He's done well in the National League so they want to progress him into League Two.

Also with the National League almost at crisis point due to fixture congestion I imagine Hull are concerned about loaning him to Halifax for the rest of the season and then finding the National League abandoned a couple of days after the transfer window shuts.

Quoted from GollyGTFC

For his development. He's done well in the National League so they want to progress him into League Two.

Also with the National League almost at crisis point due to fixture congestion I imagine Hull are concerned about loaning him to Halifax for the rest of the season and then finding the National League abandoned a couple of days after the transfer window shuts.

Yeah, makes sense, especially the second point.

Hurst was asked about him yesterday and said he knows him and likes him. Very un-Hurst like unless something was in place.

I would feel a lot more confident if Billy Chadwick were to be playing up front tomorrow even though I know absolutely nothing about him.......fingers and everything well and truly crossed! UTM!!

Quoted from wembley19984

I will delete my account if it doesn't happen

RIP x

I'm going out for my daily walk. Hopefully there will be some news when I get back, although I have thought this all week and nothing has transpired yet.

Quoted from ginnywings

I'm going out for my daily walk. Hopefully there will be some news when I get back, although I have thought this all week and nothing has transpired yet.

Best make sure your route covers Blundell Park and perhaps chuck Millfields and a couple of Petrol stations on the way for good measure  ;)

Quoted from ginnywings

I'm going out for my daily walk. Hopefully there will be some news when I get back, although I have thought this all week and nothing has transpired yet.

The good news is theirs's no bad news

Quoted from wembley19984

Billy is a family member ,say no more ,to much info tbh

Me thinks you've been telling porkies...your last post must now say "I'm out"....

Quoted from wembley19984

Billy is a family member ,say no more ,to much info tbh

I would love to give you crap right now, but the last rumour i posted didn't turn out great

Quoted from Gainsbro_Mariner

Best make sure your route covers Blundell Park and perhaps chuck Millfields and a couple of Petrol stations on the way for good measure  ;)

Papa's and Pettit's

I feel for Hurst in this situation - it's a worse squad than the one he and Scott inherited in 2011.

Everyone knows Grimsby need a striker this transfer window, but they're always hot property. Anyone who has scored, say 5-10 goals this season, and is fit, will automatically be on the radar of every club that's looking for a striker, and that player will more than likely choose another club over us because of where we are.

Sadly, the only type of striker we're likely to get is someone who is either unexposed to the rigours of league football, or who is relatively experienced but been frozen out somewhere, and won't have a great scoring record as a result.

We all reference Podge and Connell's scoring records before they joined us, and how (albeit a centre back) Futch was plucked from Halifax reserves.

Whoever we sign, they're not going to have a fancy YouTube showreel and their scoring record is going to be scrutinised by the fans. But one name that sticks in my mind was Lee Thorpe — we had him on loan at the end of Groves' tenure, when Rodger took caretaker charge. He didn't score for us in 5 or 6 games but was excellent at keeping the ball in the final third and linking up with players around him (especially Jevons).

In all reality, someone like him would do. Mind you, we're also missing a Jevons. A fit Hanson, Scannell and Wright would make a world of difference, but there's not a lot Hurst can do about them but keep his fingers crossed and pray they don't relapse.

Quoted from RichMariner

I feel for Hurst in this situation - it's a worse squad than the one he and Scott inherited in 2011.

Everyone knows Grimsby need a striker this transfer window, but they're always hot property. Anyone who has scored, say 5-10 goals this season, and is fit, will automatically be on the radar of every club that's looking for a striker, and that player will more than likely choose another club over us because of where we are.

Sadly, the only type of striker we're likely to get is someone who is either unexposed to the rigours of league football, or who is relatively experienced but been frozen out somewhere, and won't have a great scoring record as a result.

We all reference Podge and Connell's scoring records before they joined us, and how (albeit a centre back) Futch was plucked from Halifax reserves.

Whoever we sign, they're not going to have a fancy YouTube showreel and their scoring record is going to be scrutinised by the fans. But one name that sticks in my mind was Lee Thorpe — we had him on loan at the end of Groves' tenure, when Rodger took caretaker charge. He didn't score for us in 5 or 6 games but was excellent at keeping the ball in the final third and linking up with players around him (especially Jevons).

In all reality, someone like him would do. Mind you, we're also missing a Jevons. A fit Hanson, Scannell and Wright would make a world of difference, but there's not a lot Hurst can do about them but keep his fingers crossed and pray they don't relapse.

Agree on all terms Rich, this side is a lot worse than one that was relegated last time its probably fair to say as well, Rich. That side was full of drunks as well.

Hurst has a colossal task on his hands, I admire him for not doing what a lot of managers would do and just get anyone who is available. I would rather we fight with what we have than sign 4 or 5 sub standard players to contracts that would no doubt in the most part be 1 year to 18 month deals and then be lumbered with wanting them off the wage bill next year.

It's really a catch-22, we are in need of players fast and thick, but they have to be of a certain quality or the complete process will potentially be in vein.

Rich, or the likes of Nigel Jemson who formed a great partnership with mendonca when we we got him on loan from forest

Quoted from RichMariner

Whoever we sign, they're not going to have a fancy YouTube showreel and their scoring record is going to be scrutinised by the fans. But one name that sticks in my mind was Lee Thorpe — we had him on loan at the end of Groves' tenure, when Rodger took caretaker charge. He didn't score for us in 5 or 6 games but was excellent at keeping the ball in the final third and linking up with players around him (especially Jevons).

In all reality, someone like him would do. Mind you, we're also missing a Jevons. A fit Hanson, Scannell and Wright would make a world of difference, but there's not a lot Hurst can do about them but keep his fingers crossed and pray they don't relapse.

One game I will never forget was when we beat Barnsley 6-1. I don't think Lee Thorpe scored, but there was him, Isaiah Rankin and Phil Jevons running directly into the Barnsley box with sheer determination. Defenders don't like that and are of course nervous of giving a penalty away.

If we can't get the right people in, I feel if they had the ball at their feet, we have players capable of that, Scannell, Wright, Morais and others who have perhaps not had a chance yet, but have been prolific goal scorers at lower levels.

We just need to be more direct on the floor and show a more confidence and determination.  

Fee fie foe fum
I smell Bentley
But I’m not good at poetry

Not looking likely is it.

Quoted from Hagrid

Not looking likely is it.

I doubt it ever was H, think this Wembley fella was just on the wind up ...

Quoted from Northbank Mariner

I doubt it ever was H, think this Wembley fella was just on the wind up ...

I’m not sure a Youngster from Hull who has played a hand full of games for Halifax is a wind up.

Seeing Robbie Fowler at a local petrol station mind......

It would have been great to play tomorrow with somebody new leading the line hoping he can do the business! I really hope Green isn’t up top tomorrow, please Hurst give Ira a go......

Quoted from wembley19984

I will delete my account if it doesn't happen

Any news you don't have to delete your account.

Quoted from grimsby pete

Any news you don't have to delete your account.

I think you are clutching at straws unfortunately Pete.

Chadwick aint coming, hes maybe in the Hull squad tomorrow according to Hull News.
  Grant McCann confirmed to the press this morning that Hull City have no fresh injury concerns ahead of the clash with Blackpool at the KCOM Stadium on Saturday afternoon.


“Martin is the only one out, he is carrying a knock on his calf,” said McCann. “He’s having a follow up scan today, so we’ll know more on that later.

“Callum Jones is back in training, which is good. Billy Chadwick has come back from his loan at Halifax too so we’ve got good numbers and the squad is looking strong.”

Quoted from dicko995

Chadwick aint coming, hes maybe in the Hull squad tomorrow according to Hull News.
  Grant McCann confirmed to the press this morning that Hull City have no fresh injury concerns ahead of the clash with Blackpool at the KCOM Stadium on Saturday afternoon.


“Martin is the only one out, he is carrying a knock on his calf,” said McCann. “He’s having a follow up scan today, so we’ll know more on that later.

“Callum Jones is back in training, which is good. Billy Chadwick has come back from his loan at Halifax too so we’ve got good numbers and the squad is looking strong.”

It was always a load of Boll@cks!

Well another 72 wasted posts
I know it’s lockdown but can’t we all find something more productive to do

73.  No, 74 now.  

Quoted from TownSNAFU5

Jamie Vardy was not young, but was not fancied to do well in the PL.  He hasn’t done bad has he?

to be fair tough he didn't come here...he'd be in McDonalds now

Quoted from IlkleyMariner

Well another 72 wasted posts
I know it’s lockdown but can’t we all find something more productive to do

77

Shite.

79-And he's not deleted his account!.....c'mon Wembley, if you can't do the time, don't do the crime!..care to explain yourself?..thought not...

I don’t see anything here to suggest it definitely isn’t true . Could still happen I guess

Quoted from wembley19984

100%

100% what?

Quoted from RonMariner

100% what?

Poppycock thats what!

made Hulls bench today

On his way soon?

Quoted from Tinymariner

On his way soon?

Ask Wembley, he knows the answer to that!..🤣🤣🤣

Quoted from Tinymariner

On his way soon?

Could be that Hull wanted him in their squad last week as cover until they got someone else in or got someone back from injury. Mansfield wouldn't let us have their defender for last weekend for some reason, then let him come.

Things change daily during a transfer window, so wouldn't surprise me if we signed him.

Quoted from Tinymariner

On his way soon?

Is that an in the know bump?

Where has this re-surfaced from? Have I missed something?

Grant McCann has just been on radio Humberside and said there has been interest in some of his younger players going out on loan to Div 2 & Conference teams
So that’s why young Chadwick has been mentioned again

I believe there was a dispute with one of Hull's other young strikers, Lewis-Potter?

Since Chadwick has been back, Lewis-Potter has signed a new contract.... could this now free Chadwick as he was potential recalled in case Lewis-Potter didn't sign?

Keeping an eye on this one, have a sneaky suspiciion Scunny are trying to gazump on the deal..

This would see us begin to shape up for the second half of the season. With this signing, along with the potential of Giles Coke penning a short term deal, plus the return of Scannell, Hanson and Wright.

If we could sign Chadwick, I think just the addition of a rapid winger would give us a very good chance of getting the points we need.

Quoted from Northbank Mariner

Keeping an eye on this one, have a sneaky suspiciion Scunny are trying to gazump on the deal..

What have you heard?

Quoted from Gainsbro_Mariner

What have you heard?

Kind of putting 2+2 together but know scunny are in for a league 1 striker on loan....could be nothing but knowing what they did to us over Townsend, nothing would surprise me tbh.

Quoted from Northbank Mariner

Kind of putting 2+2 together but know scunny are in for a league 1 striker on loan....could be nothing but knowing what they did to us over Townsend, nothing would surprise me tbh.

What they did to us over Townsend? Are they not entitled to go for the players they want? Why should they care who else is interested? If it’s within the bounds of what is legitimate then what has anyone got to complain about?

Cox says they are in for a League 1 striker along with several other clubs who are chasing his signature, one of which will probably be us I assume. He said Scunny was the preferred choice of the striker and he was keen to go there, but that his team lost on Tuesday night and their manager had decided to hang onto him for now. Hull won on Tuesday night, so that suggests it isn't Chadwick Scunny are chasing. Crucially, they won't have him in for Saturday he said, though that could be a bluff?

League 1 teams losing on Tuesday were Accrington, Charlton, Brovers, Rochdale, Fleetwood, Wimbledon and Sunderland.

We need a striker detective.  :)

Quoted from ginnywings

Cox says they are in for a League 1 striker along with several other clubs who are chasing his signature, one of which will probably be us I assume. He said Scunny was the preferred choice of the striker and he was keen to go there, but that his team lost on Tuesday night and their manager had decided to hang onto him for now. Hull won on Tuesday night, so that suggests it isn't Chadwick Scunny are chasing. Crucially, they won't have him in for Saturday he said, though that could be a bluff?

League 1 teams losing on Tuesday were Accrington, Charlton, Brovers, Rochdale, Fleetwood, Wimbledon and Sunderland.

We need a striker detective.  :)

Sounds like a job for Les!

Quoted from cardiffmariner

What they did to us over Townsend? Are they not entitled to go for the players they want? Why should they care who else is interested? If it’s within the bounds of what is legitimate then what has anyone got to complain about?

Still can't believe the Judas chose to sign a 2 and a half year deal at a playoff chasing League 1 club.

Quoted from ginnywings

Cox says they are in for a League 1 striker along with several other clubs who are chasing his signature, one of which will probably be us I assume. He said Scunny was the preferred choice of the striker and he was keen to go there, but that his team lost on Tuesday night and their manager had decided to hang onto him for now. Hull won on Tuesday night, so that suggests it isn't Chadwick Scunny are chasing. Crucially, they won't have him in for Saturday he said, though that could be a bluff?

League 1 teams losing on Tuesday were Accrington, Charlton, Brovers, Rochdale, Fleetwood, Wimbledon and Sunderland.

We need a striker detective.  :)

Imagine the scenes on here if it was Bogle

Quoted from pontoonlew

Imagine the scenes on here if it was Bogle

I ruled him out straight away. He wouldn't choose Scunny over us, would he?

Quoted from ginnywings

I ruled him out straight away. He wouldn't choose Scunny over us, would he?

Pretty sure he said once before he'd never go to Scunthorpe on a twitter QNA when asked

Quoted from pontoonlew

Imagine the scenes on here if it was Bogle

Why would he sign for them?

The agian why would he sign for us in reality?  

Quoted from smokey111

If we could sign Chadwick, I think just the addition of a rapid winger would give us a very good chance of getting the points we need.

Why's that? I think that's more hopeful/wishful thinking than any realistic expectation. None of them you would describe as proven in the the football league, though by virtue they can't make us any worse you'd have to think and the two signed so far have been signed because they appear to bring attributes we currently lack, namely pace. It s a lot to ask of young loanees to pull us out of this mire.

As always though, I'll reserve judgement until they've played a few games. I'm not gonna go so far as to say I m disappointed with the signings we've made as it's obvious it's difficult to get players to join us, but I was hoping for a few players with plenty of football league experience. That said, there's obviously still time with lots of movements yet to make players who are currently unavailable, available.

Quoted from ginnywings

I ruled him out straight away. He wouldn't choose Scunny over us, would he?

I would very much doubt so, when Scunny were relegated in 2019 they lost the ability to say they are a bigger club than us solely pointing at their League status over the last 15 years or so. Now they are back in League Two they've lost that appeal, so unfortunately for them they are just another small club, with a chairman they want rid of and are worse off financially than we are.

Quoted from immariner

Why's that? I think that's more hopeful/wishful thinking than any realistic expectation. None of them you would describe as proven in the the football league, though by virtue they can't make us any worse you'd have to think and the two signed so far have been signed because they appear to bring attributes we currently lack, namely pace. It s a lot to ask of young loanees to pull us out of this mire.

As always though, I'll reserve judgement until they've played a few games. I'm not gonna go so far as to say I m disappointed with the signings we've made as it's obvious it's difficult to get players to join us, but I was hoping for a few players with plenty of football league experience. That said, there's obviously still time with lots of movements yet to make players who are currently unavailable, available.

Optimism and faith in Hurst's judgement. I certainly don't think it is misplaced. His track record with us would hold up to scrutiny. I am sure you will throw back a few duds, but by and large his patience and background work tends to provide a more than decent hit rate.

Arrogance, energy and determination to make an impact tends to come with youthful loan signings from League clubs. They know their parent club will be monitoring their progress and they will be looking to cement a place when they return, or put themselves in the shop window.

Do you not have faith in Hurst's judgement on players?

Quoted from immariner

Why's that? I think that's more hopeful/wishful thinking than any realistic expectation. None of them you would describe as proven in the the football league, though by virtue they can't make us any worse you'd have to think and the two signed so far have been signed because they appear to bring attributes we currently lack, namely pace. It s a lot to ask of young loanees to pull us out of this mire.

As always though, I'll reserve judgement until they've played a few games. I'm not gonna go so far as to say I m disappointed with the signings we've made as it's obvious it's difficult to get players to join us, but I was hoping for a few players with plenty of football league experience. That said, there's obviously still time with lots of movements yet to make players who are currently unavailable, available.

Menayese has spent most his time in the FL and Mayete played 14 times this season for a team that reached the playoffs last season in the league above, not saying they're experienced but hardly as if they're coming without a taste of FL action.

Quoted from smokey111

Optimism and faith in Hurst's judgement. I certainly don't think it is misplaced. His track record with us would hold up to scrutiny. I am sure you will throw back a few duds, but by and large his patience and background work tends to provide a more than decent hit rate.

Arrogance, energy and determination to make an impact tends to come with youthful loan signings from League clubs. They know their parent club will be monitoring their progress and they will be looking to cement a place when they return, or put themselves in the shop window.

Do you not have faith in Hurst's judgement on players?

All managers make good & bad signings but given his previous time with us Hurst is probably in credit but in reality a number of his signings when we returned to the league didn’t prove great successes, with Andrew the only one who shone whilst playing for us. Henderson obviously did well but PH never selected him which given his displays once in the team appears a little odd.

I agree with Imariner that I was also expecting some experienced signings, Coke may be one, but on reflection if they stay fit we already have Rose, Scannell, Morais, Bennett, Hanson & Waterfall, plus Macca and Hendrie to provide experience and what is probably required is more mobile, physical and strong players to give us better balance. Time will tell.

Madness that people are saying we're lacking experience as i'm pretty sure we have one of the eldest squads on average in the league.

Quoted from smokey111

Optimism and faith in Hurst's judgement. I certainly don't think it is misplaced. His track record with us would hold up to scrutiny. I am sure you will throw back a few duds, but by and large his patience and background work tends to provide a more than decent hit rate.

Arrogance, energy and determination to make an impact tends to come with youthful loan signings from League clubs. They know their parent club will be monitoring their progress and they will be looking to cement a place when they return, or put themselves in the shop window.

Do you not have faith in Hurst's judgement on players?

Like I said, wishful/hopeful thinking. They're not players coming in who you look at and you know they'll do a job. Hurst does have a pretty good record and I largely trust him on signings, but it's still a leap to say we're a quick winger away from being well-set to get out of this pickle. Matete has 1 football league start and Menayese 35 at the age of 23. We still have a hell of a lot of players either not good enough or not performing to the levels they should be. I'm just saying it's hard to expect a couple (a few if we sign Chadwick) of inexperienced loanees to come in, perform and drag up the performances of their team mates. I have everything crossed of course but that isn't the same as realisticslly expecting it.

Signs Morais - Old, legs probably gone, pointless signing.
Sign a young lad - Not played much, not got the experience.

You'll never win

Small point but Matete has 7 starts. Also with Mayenese, he may not have many starts either, but what he has have been mostly recent.

On another point, I see Charlton have brought in Jaydon Stockley from Preston, further pushing Bogle down the pecking order. Would be good to get him on loan for the rest of the season.

Listening to the Cox interview as I did yesterday, he mentions how hard it is at the moment to bring in players from higher leagues because clubs are not sharing the financial costs of loans with the way things are at the moment, and they simply can't afford to be paying someone 3 or 4 grand a week wages.

Looking at transfers in the EFL this window, there are definitely a lot fewer than in previous seasons. Think a lot of clubs are being cagey at the moment with covid, no fans and money worries, coupled with salary caps and squad number caps, it's just not moving as it would in a normal season. Clubs want to get players in before they let players out and there seems to be a log jam.

Quoted from LocalLadGTFC

Menayese has spent most his time in the FL and Mayete played 14 times this season for a team that reached the playoffs last season in the league above, not saying they're experienced but hardly as if they're coming without a taste of FL action.

Matete has 1 football league start, I'm not sure many are aware of that. Not saying that you're not a good player if you're coming off the bench for a top half league 1 team at the age of 19 but it seems some people are expecting a lot from this lad based on this headline stat of 14 appearances in league 1. Hopefully we've picked up a gem and he can play with freedom and without fear but for me, he's not a player you look at and say, yes, that's someone who we should be expecting to come in and drag us up.

Quoted from ginnywings

Small point but Matete has 7 starts. Also with Mayenese, he may not have many starts either, but what he has have been mostly recent.

On another point, I see Charlton have brought in Jaydon Stockley from Preston, further pushing Bogle down the pecking order. Would be good to get him on loan for the rest of the season.

Bogle started their last match, so he's not that far down the pecking order.

Quoted from GollyGTFC

Bogle started their last match, so he's not that far down the pecking order.

Wasn't aware of that.

Quoted from immariner

Like I said, wishful/hopeful thinking. They're not players coming in who you look at and you know they'll do a job. Hurst does have a pretty good record and I largely trust him on signings, but it's still a leap to say we're a quick winger away from being well-set to get out of this pickle. Matete has 1 football league start and Menayese 35 at the age of 23. We still have a hell of a lot of players either not good enough or not performing to the levels they should be. I'm just saying it's hard to expect a couple (a few if we sign Chadwick) of inexperienced loanees to come in, perform and drag up the performances of their team mates. I have everything crossed of course but that isn't the same as realisticslly expecting it.

A bit pedantic dissecting things word by word. If we are following such a trait, I actually made the point that we are the signing of the young lad from Hull, Giles Coke and a winger away from having a squad which I believe is capable of steering us to safety. If not him then we clearly still need a striker, as countless posters have pointed out. With those returning from injury and those brought in over the last 6 weeks (Morais included) we have 7/8 new players who could arguably be in the first 11. To return to my point we are 3 players away. A centre midfielder, a striker and a winger.

Then, just like you immmariner, everything crossed. But I believe Hurst and Doig would steer us clear IF these additions were made.

Quoted from ginnywings

Small point but Matete has 7 starts. Also with Mayenese, he may not have many starts either, but what he has have been mostly recent.

On another point, I see Charlton have brought in Jaydon Stockley from Preston, further pushing Bogle down the pecking order. Would be good to get him on loan for the rest of the season.

Listening to the Cox interview as I did yesterday, he mentions how hard it is at the moment to bring in players from higher leagues because clubs are not sharing the financial costs of loans with the way things are at the moment, and they simply can't afford to be paying someone 3 or 4 grand a week wages.

Looking at transfers in the EFL this window, there are definitely a lot fewer than in previous seasons. Think a lot of clubs are being cagey at the moment with covid, no fans and money worries, coupled with salary caps and squad number caps, it's just not moving as it would in a normal season. Clubs want to get players in before they let players out and there seems to be a log jam.

you also have to throw the uncertainty over what's happening with the National Leagues into the mix - those 66 clubs would've been involved in transfers both in and out plus taking lower league players on loan

Mudrats have confirmed Chadwick won’t be joining us and won’t be leaving them on loan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p095683n

Quoted from davmariner

Mudrats have confirmed Chadwick won’t be joining us and won’t be leaving them on loan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p095683n

Time to go Wembley  ;)

Quoted from Gainsbro_Mariner

Time to go Wembley  ;)

Not over yet !!

FFS

Quoted from wembley19984

Not over yet !!

Hull's manager has ruled out loaning him out as he is part of their first team.