Simkin hasn’t been called up
Comley? Gordon?
I’m sure either Montserrat or Guyana aren’t playing, but either way, the game will be off I’m sure.
It’ll be a bit of blessing if so in my book
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I’m guessing that isn’t our connor barratt!
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Ours is Connor Barrett - this one plays for Barnsley.
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Is this your nomination to replace Sadler as manager 
Ah yes, i hadn’t spotted the slightly different spelling to the surname! 
Does also mean away game on a Tuesday night…!
Scores again for Tamworth
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And it was a worldie. I really hope that he gets a chance for Walsall next season.
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So would I, but isn’t that very unlikely?
First, Sadler would have to offer a tempting contract to a player he does not rate.
And then RAM would have to accept the offer, but why would he want to stay at Walsall with a manager who does not rate him, and has not given him much chance to show what he can do over the past two years.
Surely he is more likely to look for offers from managers who are likely to put him in the first team - probably in League Two, rather than where we will (hopefully) be, League One.
I understand your argument but I am hoping that in league one:
Bigger crowds means bigger budget and bigger squad depth.
Sadler will gain confidence from a promotion and Maher will be a year older and stronger.
I think that we will need more variety in our play in league one: the manager has played various players in midfield and Maher likes to cut in from the left.
I also think that league two is very physical and league one is slightly more tactical. Hopefully, the standard of officiating is also marginally higher, too.
One thing I’ve noticed is that we rarely get penalties. When we had Paterson and Brandy in league one, Grigg scored a lot of penalties and we actually had players prepared to make dribbles into the box at speed.
I think that Maher has a bit of Pato and even Jack Grealish about him. The Irish connection with our squad also makes me think that Maher will hang about. I wouldn’t be surprised to see him at Drogheda, on loan, at some stage.
Apologies for applying a bit of logic on UTS, but if Mat doesn’t rate Ronan, why send him on loan to play competitive football, why not just keep him in the background doing nowt?
Mat or the club obviously rate him thus his playing higher up the chain at Tamworth, which appears to be a master stroke.
As for calling him back whilst doing well there, I’ll raise you a certain Mr Lowe to see how that worked out all round…
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