josh king

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Joshua Christian Kojo King is 5' 11" so a bit more height in the forward line too.
 
Haven't seen that much of him recently as he's been out on loan at Monchengladbach, very pacey and looked a hell of a lot stronger physically last year then he did the year before (usually happens in their transition from Academy to reserves I guess)

That's frightening if he got stronger last season than he'd previously been. Pre-season game I saw him in at the beginning of last season he was holding off big lumps of centrehalves as though they weren't there.

Joshua Christian Kojo King is 5' 11" so a bit more height in the forward line too.

About the same as Fryatt then, but he is much better in the air, or at least he was in the game I've mentioned. Was very Shearer like when he had his back to goal (more Rooney like when he was facing it).
 
That's frightening if he got stronger last season than he'd previously been. Pre-season game I saw him in at the beginning of last season he was holding off big lumps of centrehalves as though they weren't there.



About the same as Fryatt then, but he is much better in the air, or at least he was in the game I've mentioned. Was very Shearer like when he had his back to goal (more Rooney like when he was facing it).

Cross between Shearer & Rooney - sounds like a world beater
 
Cross between Shearer & Rooney - sounds like a world beater

He'll be good if he can be polished, it was very raw, that's just the styles of play he seemed to adapt.

If you think about Cristiano Ronaldo, his style of play when he first joined Man U was basically the same as when he left, but he'd been taught when to do what and had improved his ability within that style.
 
He'll be good if he can be polished, it was very raw, that's just the styles of play he seemed to adapt.

If you think about Cristiano Ronaldo, his style of play when he first joined Man U was basically the same as when he left, but he'd been taught when to do what and had improved his ability within that style.

There's no doubt the Man U youngsters must have raw talent and I think the route we are going down by loaning them with a view to permanently signing them can only be a good thing for us. There will be more good players signed than bad if we continue to adopt this approach towards recruiting players