| Loan watch - and should we buy Paul Smyth? 08:48 - Oct 30 with 908 views | unstableblue |
My Orient spies tell me El Mizouni had an absolute blinder for Orient yesterday, he played the full 90 in central midfield as they beat Salford 1-0, to open a 3 point gap at the top of League Two. Our 22 year old Tunisian is a real fan favourite at Brisbane Road - can he one day become the new Morsy alongside Humphreys?!
Of note Orients striker Paul Smyth scored another cracker. This is a seriously talented player, and although 25, may be worth a look? 7 goals this season. Huge work rate.
Our Indonesian wunderkid Elkan Baggot, a nailed on Town centre back of choice in a few seasons, secured another full 90 mins, as his loan side Gillingham lost 1-0 away to Doncaster. Earning Doncaster’s new manager Danny Schofield his first win. A result that plunged the Gills into deeper trouble, as they drop to 20th, 1 point off a relegation place. A relegated scrap for Elkan to experience.
Our double agent Rekeem Harper didn’t play yesterday and is priming himself to steal 3 points, as his Exeter City play away at Plymouth in the big West Country derby. Before stepping aside to hand town 3 points later in November.
Sadly Corrie Ndaba remains injured in what is becoming a frustrating season for our left sided defender. He wasn’t available to go full double agent and take some points off one of our promotion rivals. Despite the 4-2 score line his loan club Burton Albion were well beaten by Sheff Weds.
Motherwell’s number 24, Matt Penney, played a part and the full 90 mins as his loan club won 1-0 away at Dundee United.
I thank you. [Post edited 30 Oct 2022 8:53]
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| Loan watch - and should we buy Paul Smyth? on 09:16 - Oct 30 with 805 views | SheffordBlue |
If we go up I could see us cashing in on El Miz, particularly if Orient go up. Maybe the club think his celiing is higher and loan him out again but I think we'd look to recruit a midfielder of Prem level quality while we're in the Championship.
Whatever the outcome I'm really glad he's having such a good season. Has always given his all when I've watched him play |  |
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| Loan watch - and should we buy Paul Smyth? on 09:24 - Oct 30 with 761 views | Wallingford_Boy |
Thanks.
Out of those lot, Ndaba is the one to watch IMO. |  |
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| Loan watch - and should we buy Paul Smyth? on 09:25 - Oct 30 with 755 views | unstableblue |
| Loan watch - and should we buy Paul Smyth? on 09:16 - Oct 30 by SheffordBlue |
If we go up I could see us cashing in on El Miz, particularly if Orient go up. Maybe the club think his celiing is higher and loan him out again but I think we'd look to recruit a midfielder of Prem level quality while we're in the Championship.
Whatever the outcome I'm really glad he's having such a good season. Has always given his all when I've watched him play |
As much as I’d like to see El Miz succeed, and believe he is a talent. I agree that if (IF?!) we do get promoted we’d invest in a serious central midfielder, of top championship quality.
I think El Miz is well behind Evans, and probably Dom Ball as well, and they’re probably not good enough for a strong Championship campaign.
But you never know Shefford, he may come back and light up pre-season training and earn a bench place next season.
I’m convinced Baggot will make the first team regularly, either next season or the one after. | |
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| Loan watch - and should we buy Paul Smyth? on 09:27 - Oct 30 with 734 views | unstableblue |
| Loan watch - and should we buy Paul Smyth? on 09:24 - Oct 30 by Wallingford_Boy |
Thanks.
Out of those lot, Ndaba is the one to watch IMO. |
Not sure I agree, thought Ndaba looked a little overawed in the pre-season friendlies.
Baggot all the way for me. | |
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