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Notts fail in 2 bids for Drogheda defender

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Looks ideal for #Notts

 

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40 minutes ago, Piethagoram said:

Looks ideal for #Notts

 

He does look like a good fit for Notts.I hope this doesn't develop into a bidding war.

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Those are some very promising stats and he's obviously playing well right now but I don't know enough about the quality of the League of Ireland to know how impressive they truly are though. We had a striker, Andre Wright, on trial a few seasons ago after he did well in that league but he didn't do enough to earn himself a contract I seem to remember Vit Jaros getting rave reviews from St Patricks fans and he was just decent, nothing particularly special.

Some fans seem to think a big CB like this will answer all our problems, he'd certainly aid us in defending balls into our box but he's got to be better than just your head it/kick it style CB. We ask a lot of our defenders on the ball and he'll spend more time out the box then in it so he'll need to have a decent turn of pace otherwise, given his seemingly good areal ability, he'll be exploited in that way.

In terms of the transfer happening, given he's out of contract in a few months and there's only 8 games of their season left, I'm really surprised they've turned our bids down. They must be confident they can get him to renew at the end of the season.

You would have to be happy with this if it were a signing we could make. At some point, they will either say what they want, the player will say he wants to go, or they will lose him when his contract expires. The issue is, now that it is known Notts are interested, will this put other clubs on his radar? Hopefully, he wants to come and an agreement can be reached. I suspect they are holding out for a little more money.

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At 25 years of age, with the right height and a good amount of positive attributes, he could be a valuable signing for Notts if they have the ability to make it happen.

He looks ideal. People should consider that the level of the Irish leagues is a mixture of League One/Two and the National League, with some good players capable of playing higher. This takes nothing away from his prospect or overall ability. I think he would be a good signing.

How many offers can Notts put in before the answer always seems to be no? If we go back in with a third offer, it might be time to call it a day unless something significantly changes.

This would be the icing on the cake in terms of our recruitment this season. He looks like a very capable player that should do well in a side like ours.

But does he have any pace?

I reckon that ship has now sailed. We made two bids for him, both turned down, so we have probably said OK we will leave it. Drogheda have now put it out there in the hope that someone else comes in for him before he gets a free for January.

Don’t the owners of Walsall also own Drogheda? Would have thought they would get first option on him if available.

 

 

42 minutes ago, Fozzy said:

Don’t the owners of Walsall also own Drogheda? Would have thought they would get first option on him if available.

 

 

 Yes I think it’s more likely he’ll end up at Walsall.

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If his contract is up at the end of the season, it gives Notts a good hand to negotiate with.

Walsall aren't exactly a team on the up or as forward-thinking as they were when Notts last played in League Two. Their time in League One has seemed to see them go rapidly backwards, to a point where they are just very poor and average. They can be a good team on their day, yet typically mediocre.

I see no improvements with signing Conor Keeley for Walsall, nor do I think it would be a wise move for his career.

Right now, Notts has this ora. That appeals to players because they can see how well things are. Not just on the pitch, but behind the scenes. If he doesn't agree to new terms, I can see him joining us or another club higher up. He seems a very good potential signing, so I hope Notts keeps trying. Persistence is the key, provided room is being made.

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I have never heard of the player, but he looks like a good candidate. Notts may be inquiring about other players. We don’t know until news is broken or someone signs. I wouldn’t pin all my hopes on just one player, no matter how good they were.

Pace isn’t that important if he can read the game and has enough to make sure he doesn’t get turned inside out. Mike Edwards never had any, but he was still a very good defender. He was also a good header of the ball and would do very well in this Notts squad.

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