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inflikted 06 Jan 19 3.23am | |
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It seems pretty clear that Roy has no plans to play him yet, despite the fact he's very highly rated. There's been talk of him going out on loan this month but my question is, where should he go? So far seen him linked with teams like Blackpool and Charlton. While he'd almost certainly play, I'm not sure if League One is the best place for him to gain experience. Lowest level I'd like to see him at would be the Championship, or maybe seeing if any clubs on the continent e.g. Germany would want to take a chance, as it's done wonders for other players who've gone out there (see: Jadon Sancho, Reiss Nelson). The only concern regarding Germany though, is if they want him permanently. Palace already lost Mandela Egbo that way.
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Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 06 Jan 19 8.27am | |
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The big German sides are being very crafty. They can carry a talented kid -- just like our top sides can in certain games. So they go after the cream of the academies where the players have interesting contract situations. No idea how much longer we have Kirby, but our huge weakness as a club is not really being able to risk competitive minutes for younger players. It's one reason I'd like to see a European friendly ladder that Palace could participate in. Say about 10 games a season for fringe 1st team, reserve and youth players.
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Eaglecoops CR3 06 Jan 19 10.02am | |
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Not sure why we consider young players a risk (although I accept that Roy does), as we have a subs bench and I would be all for giving say Kirby a start and if he is struggling replace him with experience. We will never know if he is good enough if we don’t play him.
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braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 06 Jan 19 10.51am | |
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Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
The big German sides are being very crafty. They can carry a talented kid -- just like our top sides can in certain games. So they go after the cream of the academies where the players have interesting contract situations. No idea how much longer we have Kirby, but our huge weakness as a club is not really being able to risk competitive minutes for younger players. It's one reason I'd like to see a European friendly ladder that Palace could participate in. Say about 10 games a season for fringe 1st team, reserve and youth players. why cant we?
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chris123 hove actually 06 Jan 19 11.32am | |
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If we are going to run an academy that feeds the first team with some home grown talent, that youth needs to be give a chance. I'm not sure of the answer, but feel our transitioning is not as good as it might be. A few WZ's and AWB's helps reputation and economics, but only if the first team coach plays 'em!
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Bangell Oxford 06 Jan 19 11.33am | |
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Unfortunately for Kirby, central midfield is one position where the first team is pretty well-stocked.
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n wales eagles llandudno 06 Jan 19 1.12pm | |
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Seem to be well stocked in goalkeepers defenders and midfielders Maybe we should just have a striker only academy .
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Goal Machine The Cronx 06 Jan 19 1.18pm | |
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Hopefully once we’ll secure our Premiership status with a few games to spare we can start to phase him in then. It’s difficult and high risk at the moment. Perhaps get him on the bench for the next round of the cup and get him if we’re comfortably ahead
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DutchEagleJohan Vlissingen, Netherlands 06 Jan 19 3.15pm | |
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While battling relegation is surely serious business this still is a choice. I don't believe youngsters should be brought overly careful and generally that seems to be the case in the PL. Think it is mainly due to public opinion/media-fan pressure but if a player is good enough he is good enough. Who does not remember: you'll never win anything with kids. While experience can be very valuable I think it often is also overrated. Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
The big German sides are being very crafty. They can carry a talented kid -- just like our top sides can in certain games. So they go after the cream of the academies where the players have interesting contract situations. No idea how much longer we have Kirby, but our huge weakness as a club is not really being able to risk competitive minutes for younger players. It's one reason I'd like to see a European friendly ladder that Palace could participate in. Say about 10 games a season for fringe 1st team, reserve and youth players.
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inflikted 06 Jan 19 4.47pm | |
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If Kirby does end up going to League One, I think I'd rather he go to Charlton than Blackpool. Charlton are chasing promotion and are closer, so it'll be easier to keep tabs on his progress, while Blackpool's facilities are borderline Conference tier because the Oystons refuse to invest any money in the club, and I don't think the shoddy training facilities there will benefit Nya in any way.
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ChrisGC Wantage 06 Jan 19 6.50pm | |
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Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
The big German sides are being very crafty. They can carry a talented kid -- just like our top sides can in certain games. So they go after the cream of the academies where the players have interesting contract situations. No idea how much longer we have Kirby, but our huge weakness as a club is not really being able to risk competitive minutes for younger players. It's one reason I'd like to see a European friendly ladder that Palace could participate in. Say about 10 games a season for fringe 1st team, reserve and youth players. Interesting post, like it. The only thing I'd disagree with is in bold. We are able, just not brave enough. Frustrating to see Puncheon, Lee, Mutch etc getting bench spots in the past knowing they can't impact a match. I don't understand why English clubs don't explore partnering with European clubs to loan players. Imagine the benefits for young centre backs to go to Seria B, or Midfielders to go to Holland or Spain? I think young strikers should be playing games over here, no matter the level. Look at Abrahams at Villa. It's absolutely criminal for young lads of 17, 18, 19 not to be getting competitive game time. It's the only way to improve.
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Painter Croydon 06 Jan 19 7.54pm | |
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Originally posted by ChrisGC
Interesting post, like it. The only thing I'd disagree with is in bold. We are able, just not brave enough. Frustrating to see Puncheon, Lee, Mutch etc getting bench spots in the past knowing they can't impact a match. I don't understand why English clubs don't explore partnering with European clubs to loan players. Imagine the benefits for young centre backs to go to Seria B, or Midfielders to go to Holland or Spain? I think young strikers should be playing games over here, no matter the level. Look at Abrahams at Villa. It's absolutely criminal for young lads of 17, 18, 19 not to be getting competitive game time. It's the only way to improve. That is what the Premier money has done. Big clubs are far more guilty hoovering up all the best young talent with money bribes to parents, mainly to stop competitors getting them. Its all about winning now, managers wont risk putting in a youngster, no matter how good they are Chelsea and Man City have many examples. They pay them good wages to play reserve football, its crazy as they become millionaires without playing in the first team.
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