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That makes me feel sick!
Really hope we don’t sell him. He started scoring goals last season and making an impact.
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That makes me feel sick!
Really hope we don’t sell him. He started scoring goals last season and making an impact.
How many goals did he get last year?
3, which is actually less than he scored the season before under Puel.
I was thinking I don't remember him getting many... one was at Fulham wasn't it?
What people always forget is that JWP is nowhere near his peak yet, why would we want to sell a 23 year old homegrown England player that has been around the first team since he was 17, is an England U21 Captain (many times too), is by far our best supplier of opportunities from set pieces and is our biggest threat from direct free kicks, for a pittance?
He is a versatile midfielder who played in a deeper role under Southgate for England U21s, he rarely wastes possession and has a good range of passing and has a knack of getting in the box at the right time, his finishing does need to improve though.
He's nearly 24, which is the sort of age where your development is not over, but starting to flatline. He's not going to become much better than he is now, and unfortunately he's proven that he's not good enough to play in the middle of the pitch, despite his early promise with England U21's (which is a very long way from PL level). We have better options in the middle. I'd be sad to see him go and I think he's more suited to a wing back role, as he is somewhat a teachers pet player that can follow tactical instructions well. He'd also be a great outlet on the right with his delivery whipping balls in to Austin/Gabbi/Armstrong. I don't see anyone at the club wanting to get rid of him, as you said he's young & home grown, but if he feels its in his best interest to move, I don't see the club standing in his way if the opportunities aren't here for him.
I think that's the case with with some players, especially those who rely on physical attributes. But for Prowse who doesn't then the main limiter is the amount of game time he gets. Doesn't matter his age, when he gets a full season of starts in an single position he'll improve. If we aren't going to play him I would loan him out as i guarantee if he gets starts he'll come back a much better player.He's nearly 24, which is the sort of age where your development is not over, but starting to flatline. He's not going to become much better than he is now, and unfortunately he's proven that he's not good enough to play in the middle of the pitch, despite his early promise with England U21's (which is a very long way from PL level). We have better options in the middle. I'd be sad to see him go and I think he's more suited to a wing back role, as he is somewhat a teachers pet player that can follow tactical instructions well. He'd also be a great outlet on the right with his delivery whipping balls in to Austin/Gabbi/Armstrong. I don't see anyone at the club wanting to get rid of him, as you said he's young & home grown, but if he feels its in his best interest to move, I don't see the club standing in his way if the opportunities aren't here for him.
I think that's the case with with some players, especially those who rely on physical attributes. But for Prowse who doesn't then the main limiter is the amount of game time he gets. Doesn't matter his age, when he gets a full season of starts in an single position he'll improve. If we aren't going to play him I would loan him out as i guarantee if he gets starts he'll come back a much better player.
I think it's insane to say a player who doesn't even know his best position yet has peaked.
yup, he's very versatile and can cover half the pitch so he's used in a different position depending on what the manager wants. think the only positions he's not been used in is CB, LB and striker.The fact that he's nearly 24 and doesn't know his best position says a lot about his skill set.
He's nearly 24, which is the sort of age where your development is not over, but starting to flatline. He's not going to become much better than he is now, and unfortunately he's proven that he's not good enough to play in the middle of the pitch, despite his early promise with England U21's (which is a very long way from PL level). We have better options in the middle. I'd be sad to see him go and I think he's more suited to a wing back role, as he is somewhat a teachers pet player that can follow tactical instructions well. He'd also be a great outlet on the right with his delivery whipping balls in to Austin/Gabbi/Armstrong. I don't see anyone at the club wanting to get rid of him, as you said he's young & home grown, but if he feels its in his best interest to move, I don't see the club standing in his way if the opportunities aren't here for him.
yup, he's very versatile and can cover half the pitch so he's used in a different position depending on what the manager wants. think the only positions he's not been used in is CB, LB and striker.
Great problem to have but it means he's never been allowed to specialise, and if he doesnt specialise he's not going to be the best player we can get in a position. its a catch 22.
I would say that most player's peak years are between 25-31 personally.
He's versatile yes, but not good enough to be first choice in any of those positions. The club are aware of his versatility, the problem is that he's (apparently) not content with that role in the squad. That was my point, he's not developed in to a proper role at the club despite multiple managers giving him opportunities, he (apparently) wants to move on due to not really having a place in the squad. I'll repeat myself again, I'd be sad to see him go as I think he could be used as a wing back.
He was one of our better perforners last season in a very poor season, it's not his fault that an incompetant (at PL level) manager failed to see it.