This is a large part of the problem of the last few seasons, and probably even going back as far as when Smith left.
We have a poor season and then the team is branded shite as a whole which leads to clearing the decks completely and having to start from scratch. This has been made worse by new managers coming in and wanting their own team.
We seem to regularly let players go who then go on to perform better with other teams. It seems that rather than realise some have the potential to play better but need better players around them we just write them off and ship them out.
I think our defence has got better by keeping Monthe and Daniels from last season but obviously midfield and attack need work.
If we play Low, he should be the centre of a back 3, just as Scarr is at Plymouth. He would be very effective in that role but you have to build a defence around that. He is by some way the most dangerous of our defenders for corners and long throws.
Is he though? Really? As a youngster after only a handful of league appearances, I think thatās very harsh.
Ok, Low may not be the best passer from defence, but who in there is particularly great, and the likes of White/Daniels/Monthe all have literally hundreds of EFL appearances behind them. Iād argue if you are asking that of your centre backs in L2 then you have more of a problem with your midfield.
If used as a head it/kick it type centre back (in the mould of say Ian Roper as someone upthread mentioned) Iād have no issues with us taking him if he was offered to us next season.
I think heāll be ok.I have seen him make a few long passes directly to his own players feet and think he meant them.
Worth signing for the future if possible.
Unreal he scores for Wales under 21s and suddenly he is the answer ffs how desperate are we? He is a hoof and head type makes Ian Roper look like Franco Baresi saw one of our fans online blaming other fans for Andy Williams being shite because they arent supporting him nothing to do with him being past it though its all the fans fault
No one thinks Low is 'The answer". He is a young player starting his career. I donāt know whether he will make it as a professional footballer but to simply write him off is nonsense.I am surprised that one of those doing that is our learned professor as I would have thought he would understand more than most that individuals develop at different rates. This particularly true of footballers.
Yep, five league starts, all for us, seems very early to be making definitive judgements. Heās clearly not the finished article yet, but why would he be?
Thinking about it, that is one of the questions that could have been asked last night
āWhen are all references to the leach going to be removed from the clubā
Surely as a club we should be looking at young players who have done ok then try improve and sell them rather than going for oaps and cripples
In a years for 2 we would either release low or sell him for 250k plus
In 2 years players we usually sign like Williams will have their slippers up reading the sun
We have been trying the last couple of years, Earing, Knowles, Hutch, McEntee, Gordon, Abraham, to name some signed with plenty to prove who have had varying degrees of success.
Weāve signed senior players like Ward, Williams and Clarke and they havenāt worked out too well. I think signing senior pros can be a good thing, but we need to be better at it.