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Discussion in 'Hull City' started by originallambrettaman, May 28, 2015.

  1. Hutch_Tiger

    Hutch_Tiger Well-Known Member

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    I think wilson on loan is a little unrealistic, hes tasted first team action for united this season i think theyd prefer if he was to go out on loan to a premiership club.

    A more realistic united striker on loan would be will keane who was highly rated at one point but suffered a bad injury, spent last season on loan at sheff weds playing 11 scoring 3 big lad at 6ft 2 has ability
     
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  2. bum_chinned_crab

    bum_chinned_crab Well-Known Member

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    I'd rather keep Ince and sell Brady for anywhere near £5m. We need an injection of pace down the left and Brady's crossing from deep instead of hitting the byline is part of the issue.
     
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  3. Hutch_Tiger

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    Introducing... Ashley Fletcher
    Ashley Fletcher is determined to impress at Under-21 level for Manchester United after topping the Under-18s' goalscoring chart last term...
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    When did you first join United?
    Well, I was originally involved with the satellite training centres when I was five years old and then later I started training at The Cliff. Unfortunately, the club didn't sign me at the age of nine so I went to Bolton Wanderers, my hometown team, instead. I was born in Yorkshire but moved to Bolton when I was three. United signed me when I was in the Under-12s.

    Which players did you come through the ranks with?
    I’ve been with James Wilson and Josh Harrop since the early days. I had a really good partnership with Willo and obviously look up to him now he’s in the first team. We had a very good season together in the Academy last year.

    How would you describe your playing style?
    Well, I’m tall and a target man in a way but I like to think I can go in behind as well and stretch the play. Obviously, I can collect balls in behind and get one-on-one with the goalkeeper but I can hold it up as well. A lot of my goals come in the six-yard box. They’re the type I score - the poacher’s goals.

    Have you always been a regular goalscorer through all the age groups?
    Yes, from an early age, I’ve always scored goals in each season I’ve played in. I’ve never had to worry about that really as I’ve always known the goals will come. This year, it’s obviously been harder to get game time because of the quality players we have in the Under-21s. Will Keane was playing before his loan and Willo has come down sometimes. Hopefully, I can get some games during the next period.

    We hear you've been scoring goals in 'behind-closed-doors' friendlies...
    Yes, we’ve had a few friendlies and I’ve scored goals against Bury, Cardiff City and a few other teams. I’ve scored against our first team as well, in the in-house games. I scored with my first touch in one of those!

    You've had some injury problems to overcome. How are you now?
    I had a collapsed lung the year before in the summer and I had a knee injury at the end of last season and had to work hard to regain my fitness and get back on track. I’m feeling fitter and stronger now. I’m raring to go really. I’ve got on as sub a few times and hopefully I can score some goals and impress Warren. Obviously, I dream about making it. Hopefully, I can make it a reality.

    Are you benefiting from the amount of effort you put into training?
    Exactly, training is very intense and, in some ways, is even better than a game for improving your fitness levels and skills by training with players of a high quality. It has brought me on as a player this season. Obviously, the transition from the Under-18s to the Under-21s means I'm competing with older players for a place so it’s about being patient, like I've had to be in the first half of the season, biding my time - and then doing the business when I get the chance.

    Are there any players you can look up to for inspiration?

    Yes, I look up to James Wilson and obviously Paddy McNair and Tyler Blackett too, and Danny Welbeck when he was here. They show it’s not a million miles away as they have come through the ranks and progressed. I see them as role models, to be honest, and hope I can get there too. It does tend to happen quickly. Look at Paddy - he was thrown in at the deep end in a way this season and handled it fantastically well.

    Have you had to adapt your game after making the step up?

    Yes, and [Under-18s coach] Paul McGuinness has been great for my career as he brought me on a lot last year. He told me I needed to be strong and needed to have that belief inside me. He taught me I have got to go and be strong, physical and aggressive in my play and that’s the main thing I didn’t have. I’ve put that into my game now and I know it’s something I can still improve on.

    Warren has said something similar about Will Keane in the past - is it difficult to be pleasant off the field but more aggressive on it?

    Yes, Will and I are very similar apparently. When you’re on the pitch, you’re playing for the team and it's alright being a nice lad off the pitch but you must try to be a different animal on it as well. If you want to play at the top level, you must get that aggression into your game and it’s what my Mum and Dad have said to me, as well as the coaches. I know I am getting there. I just want to cement a place in the team, score a few goals and catch Warren Joyce’s eye.
     
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  4. Horsham_Tiger

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    Didn't you say the same about Kane?
     
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  5. Quill

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    Beat me to it.

    Pretty much.
     
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  6. GCTiger

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    Probably didn't get on with management at Lesta....I'd take the gamble on any of the Man U youngsters mentioned, 2 if possible.
     
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  7. The FRENCH TICKLER

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    No probe. Many on here wont know that.

    Ince can be a key player for us in the championship and helping us get back up. To replace him now would cost more than we would get anyway.
     
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  8. cheshireles

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    loaning a striker from a 'top' club will help the cause, but if we are dependant upon any 18 old to score the goals to get us back up, then forget it, it won't happen. We need a proven scorer from the UK. Get Daryl Murphy in from Ipswich if poss would be my preference. Brucey has shown striker wise he doesn't have a great track record, so its not an area were we should be experimenting or developing players for other clubs week and week out.
     
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  9. AKCJ

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    Yes I did. As did any other Leicester fan or anyone who had seen him play for us.

    He didn't want to be there, and he didn't look good enough. He still doesn't look good enough, but you can't knock his goal tally.
     
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  10. Quill

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    Tickles with the breaking news as always....
     
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  11. Mr Hatem

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    He has the Sheldon Cooper awareness of sarcasm too ;)
     
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  12. Quill

    Quill Bastard

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    That's an insult to Dr. Cooper.
     
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  13. The FRENCH TICKLER

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    In your case yes. Do you know we are no longer in the PL ?
     
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  14. The FRENCH TICKLER

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    Serves the deluded on here well.

    Anything better is wasted on many here.
     
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  15. The FRENCH TICKLER

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    YOU don't even know who he is.
     
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  16. Quill

    Quill Bastard

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    What, Sheldon Cooper from the TV show The Big Bang Theory, a show I watch quite a bit of at Uni?
     
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  17. Quill

    Quill Bastard

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    Really? I never knew that.

    ****ing imbecile you are.
     
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  18. Mr Hatem

    Mr Hatem Well-Known Member

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    c'mon kiddies play nice
     
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  19. over18and legal

    over18and legal Well-Known Member

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    what about that other striker at MU who doesn't play much..Falcon or summat...he should come cheap
     
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  20. Mr Hatem

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    Gone back to his nest in Monaco.
     
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