One for the future, low wages and possible a high gain if it pays off.

One for the future maybe, if he's any good that's a different question but it's good to get players involved.

If he's better or could be better than what Notts has already he would be a good signing.

On 11/09/2018 at 23:27, LKnott98 said:

No problem, it's also hard to know just how good Vieira is when the youth players who our manager has put his faith into instead over Vieira, they have yet to make appearances in competitive games for the first team, so I'm yet to see how good they are. 

He may be good enough for League Two, I haven't heard any news but it would be nice to unearth a gem for once.

It's he's likely to be a gem for this league or the next I would take him.

It seems other clubs are passing him by so it makes me wonder about his attitude or if there is something not quite right about him. I don't know but I would only take if he's better than what we have already.

I think the club should be looking for good enough defenders and a young striker that can grow into the first team. The Campbell lad looks good, I know a lot of people highly rate him so hope he gets a chance.

I am not sure what to make of Vieira.

He wouldn't be earning a great deal as a reserve/development player.

Little risk with the gamble if he doesn't make the grade by the age of 22, there is little lost. If he does well and proves himself, there is the chance that he could help Notts gain promotion or be sold on for a profit.

I went to the game at Ilkeston and Viera is definitely one for the future rather than a short term fix.  He's not very big, but was neat on the ball and covered a fair bit of ground.  He was harshly booked in the first half and subbed after about an hour, so difficult to make too many judgements.  We had a very young squad with only Will Patching anywhere near the first team.  The kids competed well against a Wigan side who looked a bit older and you couldn't fault their effort.  These games are free to season ticket holders with free parking at the ground, well worth making the effort if you have a spare afternoon.

He sounds promising @Elite_pie
is he still training at the club?

10 hours ago, AmericanPie said:

He sounds promising @Elite_pie
is he still training at the club?

Not sure, but we have an away game against Port Vale reserves on Wednesday so that might tell us.

He is 20 years old!!!!!!..... 1 for the future????.... IF he isnt good enough now he never will be... 

@gtownjohnno one for the future? We've got plenty of them at the minute. Will it amount to anything? Hopefully. 

7 hours ago, gtownjohnno said:

He is 20 years old!!!!!!..... 1 for the future????.... IF he isnt good enough now he never will be... 

It depends how quickly he can reach the level required for League Two football and if he can adapt to player higher up.

Look at the players like Elliot Whitehouse who have done well elsewhere but Notts wasted, he could become a good player in the near future and be worth signing. It depends on the gamble.