successful loan signings under Dyche
successful loan signings under Dyche
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Re: successful loan signings under Dyche
Depends how you define success - given most of the loan signings were brought in to offer cover, I'd say they did just that.
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Didn't Keane come on loan first? Apart from that I don't think theres any. The problem is with us signing loan players that Dyche is so big on loyalty and having a settled team, it's not easy for him to drop someone for a player who might only be here short term.
That's why I didn't get too excited by Drinkwater signing, the chances of him dropping Cork or Westwood were slim to none.
That's why I didn't get too excited by Drinkwater signing, the chances of him dropping Cork or Westwood were slim to none.
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This should be a short thread.
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Won’t be all that many over our history.
A few good ones, a lot of shockers.
A few good ones, a lot of shockers.
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Re: successful loan signings under Dyche
As said, he uses the loan system mainly for players to come in and act as cover - so if they are fit and on the bench then they are doing their job.jrgbfc wrote:Didn't Keane come on loan first? Apart from that I don't think theres any. The problem is with us signing loan players that Dyche is so big on loyalty and having a settled team, it's not easy for him to drop someone for a player who might only be here short term.
That's why I didn't get too excited by Drinkwater signing, the chances of him dropping Cork or Westwood were slim to none.
Keane was different, we were close to getting the deal done permanently in the summer but had to go down the loan option with a view to making it permanent in January, which we did.
Kightly was the other loan player who played a lot of games. We were desperate for players at that time and he came in after Wallace had to go for surgery.
The others, Alex Kačaniklić didn't offer much although he'd been outstanding a year earlier for Watford. Chalobah, Bamford, Flanagan & NKoudou were just there to act as cover. None of them were expected to play much which they didn't.
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Re: successful loan signings under Dyche
Trippier and Keane. Players who made us a lot more money than we spent on them.
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Re: successful loan signings under Dyche
Was Chris Baird a loan or short term deal?
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I get where CT is coming from, but if you are asking in a footballing/playing sense, (and I think that's what you meant) we have done things our way, which isn't the same way as others do it so maybe judging it that way isn't the right way to look at it. If you look at where we are, how we are and how we got here, id say we are getting it very largely right. If all the loanees do is apply pressure to those playing, and give us cover where we need it, so be it if it continues to work as it has done.
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think we could make the loans work harder personally.
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I think this is a great point and actually evidenced by how Westwood and Cork have started the season (arguably). The pressure has been applied by Drinkwater and it will be interesting to see if they slacken off over the next few weeks where the pressure is diminished.bobinho wrote:I get where CT is coming from, but if you are asking in a footballing/playing sense, (and I think that's what you meant) we have done things our way, which isn't the same way as others do it so maybe judging it that way isn't the right way to look at it. If you look at where we are, how we are and how we got here, id say we are getting it very largely right. If all the loanees do is apply pressure to those playing, and give us cover where we need it, so be it if it continues to work as it has done.
I’m not saying this is gospel but can definitely be a factor...
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Didn't Tripps and Ben Mee came on loan under Eddie Howe Frank m8FactualFrank wrote:Trippier and Keane. Players who made us a lot more money than we spent on them.
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Short term deal - was without a clubclaretburns wrote:Was Chris Baird a loan or short term deal?
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They did, summer 2011Bosscat wrote:Didn't Tripps and Ben Mee came on loan under Eddie Howe Frank m8
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Re: successful loan signings under Dyche
coming off subject ..what about successful loans before dyche ..I'll go with
Cahill
d Reeves
g creaney
Paul Shaw
cork
a Marriott
Nicky walker ......could name a few more
Cahill
d Reeves
g creaney
Paul Shaw
cork
a Marriott
Nicky walker ......could name a few more
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Re: successful loan signings under Dyche
David JohnsonBlackburnclaret wrote:coming off subject ..what about successful loans before dyche ..I'll go with
Cahill
d Reeves
g creaney
Paul Shaw
cork
a Marriott
Nicky walker ......could name a few more
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totally forgot about him ...good callDublin7Claret wrote:David Johnson
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Re: successful loan signings under Dyche
One of the most effective loans for me, although we signed him in the summer, was Paul Cook. I remain convinced we'd have gone down had we not got him in from Stockport for the last couple of months of the 1998/99 season.
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Rhys William's?Blackburnclaret wrote:coming off subject ..what about successful loans before dyche ..I'll go with
Cahill
d Reeves
g creaney
Paul Shaw
cork
a Marriott
Nicky walker ......could name a few more
Was Sam Vokes initially on loan too?
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Vokes was here on loan in 2011/12 season but didn't do much. Only started three games and got a few more as a sub.MACCA wrote:Rhys William's?
Was Sam Vokes initially on loan too?
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If we were doing a thread on the players who have had the biggest impact in the shortest period of time then Creaney, D Reeves and Nicky Walker would be on it. I agree about Paul Cook and thought he was a pivotal player for us.
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Ijan Wright signing seemed to just lift the whole club when he signed. Didnt play lots but it was the feel good atmosphere around the club
In fact was he a loan signing?
In fact was he a loan signing?
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Andy Todd was top class when he was with us and that’s something considering where we loaned him from.
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Gerry Harrison.Blackburnclaret wrote:coming off subject ..what about successful loans before dyche ..I'll go with
Cahill
d Reeves
g creaney
Paul Shaw
cork
a Marriott
Nicky walker ......could name a few more
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Re: successful loan signings under Dyche
Malcolm Smith ... great when he was on loan.
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Djemba, Djemba (think he was a loanee but stand to be corrected)
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Re: successful loan signings under Dyche
Cleveleys_claret wrote:Ijan Wright signing seemed to just lift the whole club when he signed. Didnt play lots but it was the feel good atmosphere around the club
In fact was he a loan signing?
Pretty sure Wright was a transfer after being released from Celtic
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No - we signed Wright from Celtic but not a loanCleveleys_claret wrote:Ijan Wright signing seemed to just lift the whole club when he signed. Didnt play lots but it was the feel good atmosphere around the club
In fact was he a loan signing?
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He was a loan signing who never playedGoobs wrote:Gerry Harrison.
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There’s no doubt Keane was a successful signing but I can’t recall him playing many games for us during his loan period.
Wasn’t that the Duff/Shackle partnership?
Wasn’t that the Duff/Shackle partnership?
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Keane came on as a sub for Duff at Stoke in November and kept his place in the team right through to March by which time we’d signed him permanently.wilks_bfc wrote:There’s no doubt Keane was a successful signing but I can’t recall him playing many games for us during his loan period.
Wasn’t that the Duff/Shackle partnership?
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Really? Now that does surprise me.ClaretTony wrote:He was a loan signing who never played
Memory must be getting bad already. What makes it even funnier is I thought I remembered him having two loan spells before we signed him and that he was really impressive.
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Gerry Harrison didn’t have a loan spell before we signed him. Jimmy Mullen signed him in summer 1994 and he went to Sunderland four years later.Goobs wrote:Really? Now that does surprise me.
Memory must be getting bad already. What makes it even funnier is I thought I remembered him having two loan spells before we signed him and that he was really impressive.
Stan brought him in on loan in 1999/2000, he made the bench but never played.
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Really liked Gerry Harrison as a player. Always got the feeling a lot didnt really rate him. If memory serves me right he had one stand out season for us where he looked like a really good player
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Waddle season and it got him the move to SunderlandCleveleys_claret wrote:Really liked Gerry Harrison as a player. Always got the feeling a lot didnt really rate him. If memory serves me right he had one stand out season for us where he looked like a really good player
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Figures, it didnt take much to impress that season. Always remember going York, think we were still looking for our first goal after god knows how many games. Think Barnes finally got us a goal but still lost 2-1. Probably wrong thoughClaretTony wrote:Waddle season and it got him the move to Sunderland
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Went 1-0 up at York but lost 3-1. Beresford was dreadful. Always believed we’d have gone down had we not sold Beresford. He was costing us a lot of points.Cleveleys_claret wrote:Figures, it didnt take much to impress that season. Always remember going York, think we were still looking for our first goal after god knows how many games. Think Barnes finally got us a goal but still lost 2-1. Probably wrong though
To be fair, we played some decent football in the second half of the season, just that we were recovering from the shocking first half. Harrison, Little, Weller & Matthew all played well and then we had the goal scorer Payton up front.
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Dont forget Cooke on the final dayClaretTony wrote:Went 1-0 up at York but lost 3-1. Beresford was dreadful. Always believed we’d have gone down had we not sold Beresford. He was costing us a lot of points.
To be fair, we played some decent football in the second half of the season, just that we were recovering from the shocking first half. Harrison, Little, Weller & Matthew all played well and then we had the goal scorer Payton up front.
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Andy Cooke and Payts worked well together as a partnership.Cleveleys_claret wrote:Dont forget Cooke on the final day
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Was devastated when we sold Cooke to Stoke (?). Never had enough to perform at the top but at that level at times he was unplayable. Would have fit into a SD side perfectly.
Think as a kid only Little and Randall leaving were more heart breaking
Think as a kid only Little and Randall leaving were more heart breaking
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I’m older and Ralph Coates leaving probably upset me more than any other.Cleveleys_claret wrote:Was devastated when we sold Cooke to Stoke (?). Never had enough to perform at the top but at that level at times he was unplayable. Would have fit into a SD side perfectly.
Think as a kid only Little and Randall leaving were more heart breaking
I still think Stan ditched Cooke & Payton too early.
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Not sure I fully trust my memory but in the early part of the season when we had Todd alongside a fit David May we looked (very briefly) a top ten side. Without them and with no proper defence we ended up a shambles.jdrobbo wrote:Andy Todd was top class when he was with us and that’s something considering where we loaned him from.
Sure we went to Stoke and played them off the park with Luke Chadwick bossing the game.
Prob got mixed up on a few things but thats how I remember Todd and that period
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I think your memory is spot on there. Todd bolstered a poor defence, shame we couldn’t have kept him longer. And just to think by Christmas we were having to watch a Branch & Gnohere partnership at the back.Devils_Advocate wrote:Not sure I fully trust my memory but in the early part of the season when we had Todd alongside a fit David May we looked (very briefly) a top ten side. Without them and with no proper defence we ended up a shambles.
Sure we went to Stoke and played them off the park with Luke Chadwick bossing the game.
Prob got mixed up on a few things but thats how I remember Todd and that period
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The season after loaning Paul Shaw did we not loan a young striker from Spurs. Was really expacting big things after having Shaw the season before who impressed. Anyone remember who it was?
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Paul Mahorn. Came on as a sub and scored in a big defeat at Wycombe on his debut. I can’t recall anything else of note from him.Cleveleys_claret wrote:The season after loaning Paul Shaw did we not loan a young striker from Spurs. Was really expacting big things after having Shaw the season before who impressed. Anyone remember who it was?
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I'm convinced that this is an area that the club are simply not exploiting enough. What they need to do is bring someone in who's only focus is to sort out loan players. They could scout around everywhere looking for someone, maybe with some kind of assistant, all to ensure that they help to save the day.
They could be the loan arranger.
(*gets coat)
They could be the loan arranger.
(*gets coat)
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I remember us getting a keeper on loan from another north west side who did well. Can’t remember his name but I was disappointed we didn’t sign him personally. Think it was in Stan’s era.
Gavin Ward?
Gavin Ward?