Drysdale (1 Viewer)
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Yes but there's not much to plan. He's not our player and he is well thought of at Brighton.
He's clearly a talented young player, hence the call up to the Norway squad. If Brighton want to keep him, they will.
If he has a shocking season (which doesn't look likely) then they might release him - but then would we want to sign him if he had a poor year?
It's similar to the Walsh situation.
SlowerThanPlatt
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He is 20 and playing in the Championship. O’Hare was 22 and playing in League One. At the same age he was at Carlisle in League Two
Ostigard is far more of a prospect at his club than O’Hare ever was
covcity4life
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I'm not counting da costa or ahead either
Jesus I am looking st predominantly can good enough for championship 5 for 3 spots is fine
Lets move on
Skyblueweeman
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Don't disagree. And you're as equally as successful at the level you're working at, relatively speaking.
But to say - as a pure example, that Mark Robins is as good a manager as Jurgen Klopp would be nonsense. Equally great at their respective levels but if one's doing it at a higher level, surely that makes him the better manager?
Which would back my point against one Grendel was making in saying that Evans record compared to MRs, isn't better like he said as his higher win %s which skewed his overall figure higher that MRs overall win %, were in non-league football.
Evo1883
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Not always good to compare loan levels at certain ages to ability , callum Wilson was at Tamworth at 20
