Loan Watch
- Thread starter Wandering Yid
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I'm still waiting for AVB to pinch that bird from Chelsea
If we got her, Defoe would have a groin strain every day.
Will find a link for this I think
I think it is a mistake loaning him out,he impressed me watching him in th europa cup game
I agree. I'm sure he'll do well at QPR under Redknapp, but I think we could use him well this season and he'd learn more.
Isn't that the group of lawyers that she's assembled to deal with your attentions, Croydon?
each time Carroll plays s decent pass,ill bump my Carroll article,just for you buddy.
I was at the Madejski Stadium last night and I thought Tom Carroll played extremely well throughout. A pity there weren't more people there to see it as a crowd of just over 5000 is pitiful. But certainly those neutrals sitting around near me were well impressed with his creativity.
I have read that Harry has been quoted as saying QPR will "play through him" which suggests he will be playing regularly and to be given the number 10 shirt is an honour as QPR greats such as Rodney Marsh and Stan Bowles both wore 10. I believe he is set for a fine season.
I have read that Harry has been quoted as saying QPR will "play through him" which suggests he will be playing regularly and to be given the number 10 shirt is an honour as QPR greats such as Rodney Marsh and Stan Bowles both wore 10. I believe he is set for a fine season.
Carroll did well from what I saw of the game, though I did miss parts of it.
He started in a more advanced role and dropped deeper in the 2nd half. His movement was superb, his choice of passes was very good and he always wanted the ball.
Being able to keep an eye on him specifically, as I wasn't that bothered about the rest of the team, allowed me to pick up on his constant concentration.
He's always looking around, picking out a position that will allow him time and space and watching for the next pass, before he's received the ball.
Mature play for someone that looks like he's still in primary school.
He started in a more advanced role and dropped deeper in the 2nd half. His movement was superb, his choice of passes was very good and he always wanted the ball.
Being able to keep an eye on him specifically, as I wasn't that bothered about the rest of the team, allowed me to pick up on his constant concentration.
He's always looking around, picking out a position that will allow him time and space and watching for the next pass, before he's received the ball.
Mature play for someone that looks like he's still in primary school.