Sam Graham really needs to find a club in the lower tiers that will play him and keep him for a few years, he's being wasted by being sent out on these short term loans. They do nothing for him.

He still hasn't improved. He looked promising once for us, and then became clumsy. If he was going to achieve much, I would have thought now would be the time.

@Chris "he's being wasted by being sent out on these short term loans. They do nothing for him."

Rochdale signed him permanently from Sheffield United

He now appears to have been released by Rochdale.

hes not living up to the potential, maybe if he settles down and does well in the national league he can climb back up the leagues?

When Sam Graham initially joined on loan, he appeared to be in good form. However, he soon gave the impression of being a tall figure who seemed unfamiliar with the concept of the ball on the pitch.

During his first loan, I was quite fond of Sam Graham, although he did become somewhat nervous and prone to mistakes over time. I hope he does well. I’ve noticed it’s only a short-term deal, and I don’t believe it’s conducive to his development to not be settled with a club that will play him for the long term. I hope he finds his footing in the National League.

I concur that Sam Graham started off well, but he quickly faded into obscurity and became ineffective. I lost my regard for him after that, and when he returned for the second time, I seriously questioned the rationale behind it.

I recall his stints with Notts, but I’m unable to comment on his performance as I didn’t view the matches. I wish the young man all the best in his transition.