Not at all sure about that. If another PL manager thought he could play in our league, then why did none of them try and buy him? Was it simply because he was on silly wages or because they doubted he was strong enough to do a job?

Meyer was neat and tidy, could play some good passes but couldn't protect the ball for toffee.

Edited by doombear (16 Jan 2021 10.29am)

Perhaps,just perhaps many supporters have concluded that the scenario went along the lines of :

"Roy, we have a 'Wonderkid' from Germany who has arrived on a 'Free', fit him into your side".
Roy then is a tad bemused that a 'Wonderkid' who had been given a big fanfare was not being chased by some of the big clubs in his homeland or in this country.

Camarasa, Meyer, Riedewald hardly ever picked. There is a pattern as to what type of player is required by our manager. We as fans just have to like it or lump it, which to be fair is what most of our current central midfield do.

With a squad place freed up I’m hoping we’ll bring a player in this window to refresh the squad.
Observing Freedman and Parish this would likely be a player out of contract in the summer where the selling club wish to realise some value rather than allow the player to leave for free.
Lundstram of Sheffield Utd is one such player we have been linked with in the past, but no doubt there are others.
At 26 he is a strong, energetic midfield player that would tick the boxes for Roy - unlike say Camarasa and Meyer who were never likely to make an impression .

Back to his homeland and EU benefits.

Disappointing as our midfield not exactly great at present.

Good luck to Max.

From the beginning I formed the conclusion that I simply could not see him making any real impact in our team and for once my judgement proved sound!

I wish Max Meyer well in his future career.