Reise Allassani - New signing (1 Viewer)
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GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee
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Sorry if this has been picked up elsewhere. Just spotted this on my timeline and thought I would share, looks fairly probable although seen nothing else on it:
Interesting article on the player here: How Reise Allassani is rebuilding his career at Dulwich Hamlet if it proves to be true.
Interesting article on the player here: How Reise Allassani is rebuilding his career at Dulwich Hamlet if it proves to be true.
GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee
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- This makes it look like its very probable
Tommo72
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covcity4life
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for thsoe where twitter is blocked?
GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee
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Football journalist for the Independent saying: News: Coventry City have signed Reise Allassani from Dulwich Hamlet. The 22-year-old has signed a 2+1 deal and will be playing for Coventry in League One next season.
Second post is a photo off his personal Twitter at the Play off final
Liquid Gold
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Anybody know anything about him at all?
chickentikkamasala
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covcity4life
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Manchester_sky_blue
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How Reise Allassani is rebuilding his career at Dulwich Hamlet
Sounds pretty promising if this is anything to go by
Sounds pretty promising if this is anything to go by
covcity4life
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11TH JANUARY 2018 BY ANDY PEARMAIN 13 COMMENTS
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I’ve never been much good at ‘media management’. I called a halt to my short career as a Norwich City Councillor when I got fed up with being misquoted in the local press, most painfully when we were accused of ‘banning conkers’ (we weren’t, just chopping down a couple of dead trees in Bluebell Road).
Personal experience of journalists has given me a healthy disrespect for a ‘profession’ that ranks higher only than politicians and estate agents in public esteem.
So I try to keep my distance from the media, traditional, social or otherwise. Donald Trump can only blather on about ‘fake news’ because there is in fact plenty of it, including most of the cr*p he makes up on Twitter. But this last week I may just have been responsible for a little bit of ‘fake news’, via this wonderful website, MyFootballWriter.
We are of course in the twice-yearly silly season known as the transfer window, so Dave from Chepstow keeps spotting Ronaldo at Watford Gap service station, while Colin from Crewe has a mate who works at Manchester Airport and saw Gareth Bale waiting for his suitcase at the baggage carousel. Oh, and a bloke looking just like Stanley Matthews parked his Morris Minor in the Portman Road car park… (not forgetting George Santyana – Ed).
The whole thing is a load of nonsense, especially the January transfer window, whose only real beneficiaries are Sky Sports News’ under-employed presenters and viewers.
But when I spotted the EDP’s latest ‘transfer rumour’ earlier this week I allowed myself a little chuckle. There it was – ‘Canaries tracking non-league striker Reise Allassani’, along with several other Championship clubs and ‘Scottish giants’ Celtic and Rangers, according to ‘Sky Sports Pundit’ Kevin Something-or-other.
For once, dear MFW reader, I can verifiably say you read it here first, in a comment I made on last week’s Chelsea preview. Well, I actually said (accuracy is important in these matters) that I hoped NCFC were looking at Allassani…
For the record, Allassani is an ex-Palace youth player getting his career back on track after a serious knee injury. He’s 22, small but quick and powerful, and with that uncanny striker’s knack of making time stop still when he gets the ball anywhere near goal.
The only Norwich player I saw do that was Dean Ashton, another tragic victim of early (career-ending) injury. Allassani has scored 17 goals in 15 games for Dulwich Hamlet so far this season, in the ‘7th-tier’ Bostik Premier League, including two hat tricks (one, gloriously, in the first half against the Metropolitan Police) and several ‘braces’.
I’ve seen most of those goals – put him through on goal and he will score, as coolly and clinically as you like, an attribute which a good footballer can apply at any level.
Now, I’ve no idea whether Allassani will turn out to be the ‘next Jamie Vardy’ or even Grant Holt, but it would be lovely if he did.
He’s also equipped with a full head of dreadlocks, which only adds to his appeal for me. I’ve no idea either whether he really is being ‘tracked’ by Norwich City, but don’t forget that if he does rock up at Carrow Road and Costa Colney in the next few weeks, you read it here first!
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I’ve never been much good at ‘media management’. I called a halt to my short career as a Norwich City Councillor when I got fed up with being misquoted in the local press, most painfully when we were accused of ‘banning conkers’ (we weren’t, just chopping down a couple of dead trees in Bluebell Road).
Personal experience of journalists has given me a healthy disrespect for a ‘profession’ that ranks higher only than politicians and estate agents in public esteem.
So I try to keep my distance from the media, traditional, social or otherwise. Donald Trump can only blather on about ‘fake news’ because there is in fact plenty of it, including most of the cr*p he makes up on Twitter. But this last week I may just have been responsible for a little bit of ‘fake news’, via this wonderful website, MyFootballWriter.
We are of course in the twice-yearly silly season known as the transfer window, so Dave from Chepstow keeps spotting Ronaldo at Watford Gap service station, while Colin from Crewe has a mate who works at Manchester Airport and saw Gareth Bale waiting for his suitcase at the baggage carousel. Oh, and a bloke looking just like Stanley Matthews parked his Morris Minor in the Portman Road car park… (not forgetting George Santyana – Ed).
The whole thing is a load of nonsense, especially the January transfer window, whose only real beneficiaries are Sky Sports News’ under-employed presenters and viewers.
But when I spotted the EDP’s latest ‘transfer rumour’ earlier this week I allowed myself a little chuckle. There it was – ‘Canaries tracking non-league striker Reise Allassani’, along with several other Championship clubs and ‘Scottish giants’ Celtic and Rangers, according to ‘Sky Sports Pundit’ Kevin Something-or-other.
For once, dear MFW reader, I can verifiably say you read it here first, in a comment I made on last week’s Chelsea preview. Well, I actually said (accuracy is important in these matters) that I hoped NCFC were looking at Allassani…
For the record, Allassani is an ex-Palace youth player getting his career back on track after a serious knee injury. He’s 22, small but quick and powerful, and with that uncanny striker’s knack of making time stop still when he gets the ball anywhere near goal.
The only Norwich player I saw do that was Dean Ashton, another tragic victim of early (career-ending) injury. Allassani has scored 17 goals in 15 games for Dulwich Hamlet so far this season, in the ‘7th-tier’ Bostik Premier League, including two hat tricks (one, gloriously, in the first half against the Metropolitan Police) and several ‘braces’.
I’ve seen most of those goals – put him through on goal and he will score, as coolly and clinically as you like, an attribute which a good footballer can apply at any level.
Now, I’ve no idea whether Allassani will turn out to be the ‘next Jamie Vardy’ or even Grant Holt, but it would be lovely if he did.
He’s also equipped with a full head of dreadlocks, which only adds to his appeal for me. I’ve no idea either whether he really is being ‘tracked’ by Norwich City, but don’t forget that if he does rock up at Carrow Road and Costa Colney in the next few weeks, you read it here first!
pastythegreat
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covcity4life
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well as youtube vids go this kid has best ive seen, looks like messi/maradona when he dribbles
hima nd jones on pitch same time? please let this happen!
hima nd jones on pitch same time? please let this happen!
Manchester_sky_blue
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I'm sure we have been linked with this lad before. Read about it somewhere
covcity4life
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him and jones on each wing would tear teams apart
Manchester_sky_blue
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Dulwich's forum has picked up on the news Transfers - Summer 2018
steve82
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Don’t wanna pour water on this but he’s mates with Exeter’s Hiram Boateng from there Crystal Palace days.
Might be a 2+2=5 scenario
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CovInEssex
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20 GRAND A WEEK?
steve cooper
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That's for their whole team
Manchester_sky_blue
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Would think the journo who tweeted the news must be fairly sure cos he has nothing to gain by making it up.
CovInEssex
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I know, that still seems incrediblly high for non-league.
covcity4life
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he was at playoff final but as steve said dont count exeter out
you would think league 1,better ground and huge potential fanbase would sway him though
you would think league 1,better ground and huge potential fanbase would sway him though
covcity4life
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they have a rich owner. jermaine penant played(or plays) for them
steve82
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It all looks possible and I hope so but there is a but....he could just of been watching his mate.
As you say tho the fella could be correct
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Manchester_sky_blue
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I can believe it. My local side who play in a very very non-league league are paying not far shy of £2k a week in expenses alone. Money is infiltrating every level of the game
Hobo
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Some observations on this:
1. Jones and Andreu have a long difficult road back. Fans should not expect too much too soon after such long lay offs.
2. A player like Allassani will be hungry and appreciative of an opportunity to get back in the Leagues.
3. His comments about the competitiveness of first team football vs academy football needs to be noted by some of our fans. You can't tip them in too soon, good performances at academy level doesn't necessarily translate to first team performances. Also when they do get in they need time to adjust and they will have weaknesses. They need a bit of forgiveness and a lot of support. Football is a confidence game and fans can destroy it.
1. Jones and Andreu have a long difficult road back. Fans should not expect too much too soon after such long lay offs.
2. A player like Allassani will be hungry and appreciative of an opportunity to get back in the Leagues.
3. His comments about the competitiveness of first team football vs academy football needs to be noted by some of our fans. You can't tip them in too soon, good performances at academy level doesn't necessarily translate to first team performances. Also when they do get in they need time to adjust and they will have weaknesses. They need a bit of forgiveness and a lot of support. Football is a confidence game and fans can destroy it.
