Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 11:19
Has just joined Warrington Town on loan for 1 month .Does that mean Mr McEverley will be back in the starting line up .
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 12:35
It means like Mellon Head Saturday, for players to come in some have to go out, don't think he's quite ready yet to oust Sutton and McCeverley will get better the more he plays. Make sense for him to go out on loan, stay Match fit and get games.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/10/2017 12:49 by Higgosboots.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/10/2017 12:49 by Higgosboots.
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 13:19
Therefore should play Sutton .If McEverley isnt fit like suggested on previous threads where is the back up for CHalf .Agree Gumbs needs games and thankfully only for a month
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 13:41
Is it any wonder we lose young players
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 14:51
I could be wrong but "mceverly can only get better " he's not a youngster. Surely gumbs would get better staying in ist team.
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 15:11
I despair of our approach to developing talent.McEverley is clearly inadequate and a player in decline.Gumbs will only get better playing.He made his debut when we were still in the league so what sort of development is it or now be going to Warrington.
Does Mellon have a blind spot that makes him predisposed to those he has signed regardless of their flaws.
My confidence in him declines with almost every decision that he makes
Does Mellon have a blind spot that makes him predisposed to those he has signed regardless of their flaws.
My confidence in him declines with almost every decision that he makes
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 15:48
Obviously MM has to prove to MP that the monies spent will prove to be worthwhile !!.McEverley will have to start proving his worth starting 2mw
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 16:00
Like Devon Exile I to despair over the talent in our youth system not being given a chance ,Gumbs is a good player who would get better if given the chance ,I don't know why we bother with a academy .it seems while the Mellon is in charge there not going to get a chance .i am amazed Pilling signed up for another season .he could end up being a welsh international and not getting a first team game for Tranmere .yet he will pay money for players who are just not good enough for even this League economics of a mad house
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 16:13
Quote:DevonExile
I despair of our approach to developing talent.McEverley is clearly inadequate and a player in decline.Gumbs will only get better playing.He made his debut when we were still in the league so what sort of development is it or now be going to Warrington.
Does Mellon have a blind spot that makes him predisposed to those he has signed regardless of their flaws.
My confidence in him declines with almost every decision that he makes
+1 Was it not just yesterday that Mellon said we had to give potential a chance or was that post Bromley game interview a figment of my imagination?
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 16:28
Stupid decision, heโs is a better prospect then McEverley and would learn so much from McNulty. McEverley should never have been signed, gumbs should be playing!
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 16:38
I think the majority agree andy
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 16:41
Is MM taking a leaf outta Alan Hansens book,, You cant win anything with kids!
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 16:43
I agree that he should be there or around the 1st team squad but if he's not playing say even 25% of the games then he won't be match fit, so a month's loan could be deemed as a way to get that fitness and stake more of a claim whilst the back line are still doing a good job without him.
Same could be said for Dawson, if he plays well and gets the minutes under the belt (disregarding any rumours about attitude) then he could come back in.
I trust their judgement more than i do our own simply because they work with them day in, day out.
Same could be said for Dawson, if he plays well and gets the minutes under the belt (disregarding any rumours about attitude) then he could come back in.
I trust their judgement more than i do our own simply because they work with them day in, day out.
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 20:01
Quote:You cant win anything with grandads eitherhong kong rover
Is MM taking a leaf outta Alan Hansens book,, You cant win anything with kids!
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 20:47
For me, this epitomises our current risk averse approach. In my opinion, he should be getting game time with us. If you're good enough, you're old enough.
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 21:42
Quote:+1Phil65
For me, this epitomises our current risk averse approach. In my opinion, he should be getting game time with us. If you're good enough, you're old enough.
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 22:01
Quote:I love the humility but after more than sixty years of watching football I can at least spot the inadequate player. Whereas Mellon selects the same player. I have never been a politician but that does not prevent me or millions of others from judging the decisions of politicians. I am sorry for whilst. I could never manage a football club it is not unreasonable to judge the decisions of a manager.rossb07
I agree that he should be there or around the 1st team squad but if he's not playing say even 25% of the games then he won't be match fit, so a month's loan could be deemed as a way to get that fitness and stake more of a claim whilst the back line are still doing a good job without him.
Same could be said for Dawson, if he plays well and gets the minutes under the belt (disregarding any rumours about attitude) then he could come back in.
I trust their judgement more than i do our own simply because they work with them day in, day out.
Re: Evan Gumbs
03 October, 2017 23:33
However Tranmere have one of the best defenses in the league and that includes McEverley being played frequently, as well as contributing to the scoring in one of the early games.
Mellon could use these things as reason(s) to keep picking him.
Also McEverley isn't not fit in the traditional sense right now, he was not played because he apparently told Mellon he'd played on a 3G pitch against Kilmarnock last season and took nearly a week to recover because of the effect it had on his knees, as Mellon mentioned in a recorded discussion before the Bromley game.
So McEverley was dropped so as not to hinder his chances of being available for the next game and possibly the one after that.
Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.
Mellon could use these things as reason(s) to keep picking him.
Also McEverley isn't not fit in the traditional sense right now, he was not played because he apparently told Mellon he'd played on a 3G pitch against Kilmarnock last season and took nearly a week to recover because of the effect it had on his knees, as Mellon mentioned in a recorded discussion before the Bromley game.
So McEverley was dropped so as not to hinder his chances of being available for the next game and possibly the one after that.
Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.
Re: Evan Gumbs
04 October, 2017 00:00
I see no problem in Gumbs going out on loan if it's only for a month, especially as I reckon we'll be aiming to play with a back 4 now that we've got Tollitt back and the wide lad from Barnsley. For all the talk of youngsters never getting enough of a chance at Tranmere, has there been anyone since Vaulks who's gone on to prove themselves good enough for our level or better after leaving us?
Re: Evan Gumbs
04 October, 2017 00:08
I like you calling him the wide lad, as if he's a massive chubby.
Hopefully though he will get played against Orient in some way and make an impact on the flank.
Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.
Hopefully though he will get played against Orient in some way and make an impact on the flank.
Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.
Re: Evan Gumbs
04 October, 2017 09:48
With maceverley lf his knees are that bad he can't play on plastic pitch I suggest he comes with me next week when I get my knee done ,the surgeon is a member of the SWA (genuinely) so I am sure he will fit him in ๐ Sorted
Re: Evan Gumbs
04 October, 2017 16:10
I don't mind youngsters going out on short-term loans. If there is nothing to play for then we should blood our youths into the first team. If they are likely to be in and out of the team, then let them have a few months of stability somewhere else before allowing them into our team when they've built up a bit of momentum.
If there's a 24 hour recall clause, then it's not too risky.
If there's a 24 hour recall clause, then it's not too risky.
Re: Evan Gumbs
04 October, 2017 16:36
Quote:There may or may not be a 24 recall clause but that still means means McE will be on the bench tonight unless of course he finds playing on grass now too difficult also or MM reprises his not so fine bench selections and has all forwards on the bench!Claytonne&Clark
I don't mind youngsters going out on short-term loans. If there is nothing to play for then we should blood our youths into the first team. If they are likely to be in and out of the team, then let them have a few months of stability somewhere else before allowing them into our team when they've built up a bit of momentum.
If there's a 24 hour recall clause, then it's not too risky.
I am so disappointed with MM this season and a last minute winner on Saturday does not take away his atrocious signings, his poor tactics and especially the treatment of some of his players. If Drysdale is going then any development fee will have been reduced by MM not having played him or had him in the first team squad this season. This potentially costs the club significant money. Gumbs and Duggan have both been treated poorly already this season IMO and this loan move just puts the icing on the cake. Seriously not impressed.
Re: Evan Gumbs
04 October, 2017 23:05
Quote:Fiftyyearsarover
With maceverley lf his knees are that bad he can't play on plastic pitch
It wasn't quite like that. He could play on it, it would have just taken him longer to recover than a lot of other people would.
Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.
Re: Evan Gumbs
05 October, 2017 21:58
Quote:ADDQuote:There may or may not be a 24 recall clause but that still means means McE will be on the bench tonight unless of course he finds playing on grass now too difficult also or MM reprises his not so fine bench selections and has all forwards on the bench!Claytonne&Clark
I don't mind youngsters going out on short-term loans. If there is nothing to play for then we should blood our youths into the first team. If they are likely to be in and out of the team, then let them have a few months of stability somewhere else before allowing them into our team when they've built up a bit of momentum.
If there's a 24 hour recall clause, then it's not too risky.
I am so disappointed with MM this season and a last minute winner on Saturday does not take away his atrocious signings, his poor tactics and especially the treatment of some of his players. If Drysdale is going then any development fee will have been reduced by MM not having played him or had him in the first team squad this season. This potentially costs the club significant money. Gumbs and Duggan have both been treated poorly already this season IMO and this loan move just puts the icing on the cake.
Seriously not impressed.
+1
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