Whites SWOOP for Tamworth ace?

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Bolton Wanderers are set to beat Premiership Burnley to the signing of Tamworth striker Kaiyne Woolery.
The Championship side have had a fee accepted by the Lambs and are now discussing personal terms with the 19-year-old striker.

Another player who will no doubt get loaned out then sold on...

Why would you not want to loan out a youth player Karly?

This'd better not be our "20 goal a season" man........!

What league are Tamworth even in?

Been linked with the baggies too, I'd be quite pleased if we added him to our development squad. There have been some really good players coming out of non-league in recent years.

Yawn, yet another on Duggys development project who'll never see the light of day!
I'd have more respect for the bloke if he wasn't consistently bull shitting.

bwfc1874 wrote:Why would you not want to loan out a youth player Karly?

There's nothing wrong with this, it is when players get loaned out for the next 3 years and then sold on never having a chance at Bolton.

Breadman wrote:This'd better not be our "20 goal a season" man........!

I'd be surprised if that Nixon reference wasn't Wood or Murray - so not sure it's still an option for us.

...if it ever was.

Breadman wrote:...if it ever was.

Well not after Nixon opened his gob and alerted clubs with actual money to spend.

wanderlust wrote:
Well not after Nixon opened his gob and alerted clubs with actual money to spend.

Yes, because other clubs don't have a scouting system, they just follow Nixon on Twitter and swoop in at the last minute.

Great, another 'development' player who will play in the reserves for a year, get loaned out then leave...

Natasha Whittam wrote:

wanderlust wrote:
Well not after Nixon opened his gob and alerted clubs with actual money to spend.

Yes, because other clubs don't have a scouting system, they just follow Nixon on Twitter and swoop in at the last minute.

So it would appear.

How come you haven't had a go at the development kid yet? Whenever we sign a prospect you usually deride his chances of turning out well, comment on the club's lack of ambition, or have a go at the manager for not playing more youngsters. You in a good mood today or something?

Nat has said the best thing to do would be to get players in from the lower leagues.

surely this kind of thing is what she means.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:Nat has said the best thing to do would be to get players in from the lower leagues.

surely this kind of thing is what she means.

So you're suggesting Nat thinks this is a good signing?

I've never heard such preposterous nonsense! Nat hasn't said anything positive about a player since she personally vouched for the Ngog/Sordell partnership and you know how Nat would "rather die" than be proved wrong on the internet so they only way to go is negative. This is a step too far.

Breadman wrote:This'd better not be our "20 goal a season" man........!

What league are Tamworth even in?

Have a day off

What lower league gems have we unearthed in the past 20 years? I wouldn't be surprised if our lot had been told to target their search on unearthing the best talent in beetroot factories this year. Clueless and embarrassing.

We haven't but plenty of clubs have, which why we should be.

Jamie Vardy, Chris Smalling, Michael Kightly - all non-league.

There's obviously a very small window in which fans will accept a player from. I'm guessing a reserve from a big name team (no matter how much they've seen said player) or a first choice player from a championship club they know we can't afford. 

I saw people bemoaning Mason because couldn't get in the Cardiff team, a player from the lower down the leagues is "embarrassing" 

Same happened when we got Feeney, Juke, Danns "can't get in the Milwall team, says it all"

"boro reserve, says it all" 

"he only signs his mates"

Boggersbelief wrote:

Breadman wrote:This'd better not be our "20 goal a season" man........!

What league are Tamworth even in?

Have a day off

Go and fuck yourself.

With a cricket bat.