Out of the Blue
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Out of the Blue
So, usually when a new manager/coach comes into a club there is usually an overlooked or young player who comes out of the blue and is all of a sudden in the first team mix. If this happens with Parker who will that player be?
Could Noah Massengo, CJ Egan-Riley, or Luke McNally push for a role? Any of the younger players possibly? Joe Westley, Charlie Casper, or Owen Dodgson?
Could Noah Massengo, CJ Egan-Riley, or Luke McNally push for a role? Any of the younger players possibly? Joe Westley, Charlie Casper, or Owen Dodgson?
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Re: Out of the Blue
Enoch Agyei 🫨
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Re: Out of the Blue
By all accounts he showed flashes at end end of 22/23 season in training, even joined in on the promotion open top bus. Then had a bad injury.
My mate at the open training yesterday said he looked very nippy
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Re: Out of the Blue
Could Enoch Agyei be our new Nathan Tella? We could have some blistering pace up front if Koleosho, Odobert and Agyei all stick around. Great options.
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Re: Out of the Blue
Cracking 70s album.
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Re: Out of the Blue
I could see CJ Egan-Riley having quite a bit of game time this season.
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Re: Out of the Blue
Have you made up the bit where this "usually" happens?Hanoverusaclaret wrote: ↑Sat Jul 27, 2024 5:45 pmSo, usually when a new manager/coach comes into a club there is usually an overlooked or young player who comes out of the blue and is all of a sudden in the first team mix. If this happens with Parker who will that player be?
Could Noah Massengo, CJ Egan-Riley, or Luke McNally push for a role? Any of the younger players possibly? Joe Westley, Charlie Casper, or Owen Dodgson?
I don't follow other clubs closely enough to comment but I don't recall this happening with Dyche, or Howe or Laws before him. Costelloe started the season under Kompany but quickly disappeared.
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So why bother then?TheFamilyCat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 29, 2024 10:44 amHave you made up the bit where this "usually" happens?
I don't follow other clubs closely enough to comment
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Re: Out of the Blue
Since 2012 when there has been a manager change for clubs in the Championship, League 1 and League 2 on average 47% of the time the new manager identifies a previously overlooked young player and brings them into the first time. Of that group 81% of the time those players don't last more than 3 games in the first team and drop back into obscurity.
26% of the time the new manager turns around one of the out of favour and struggling senior players and gets them performing well and into the first team. 82% of the time those players continue to do well and become key first team players
26% of the time the new manager turns around one of the out of favour and struggling senior players and gets them performing well and into the first team. 82% of the time those players continue to do well and become key first team players
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Re: Out of the Blue
An overlooked player??
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Re: Out of the Blue
82.5% of statistics are made up.Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Jul 29, 2024 1:26 pmSince 2012 when there has been a manager change for clubs in the Championship, League 1 and League 2 on average 47% of the time the new manager identifies a previously overlooked young player and brings them into the first time. Of that group 81% of the time those players don't last more than 3 games in the first team and drop back into obscurity.
26% of the time the new manager turns around one of the out of favour and struggling senior players and gets them performing well and into the first team. 82% of the time those players continue to do well and become key first team players
Sorry. One of Steve Wrights (the American stand up not the legendary DJ).
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If only the OP had provided some useful statistics to support this claim rather than the annoyingly vague "usually".Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Jul 29, 2024 1:26 pmSince 2012 when there has been a manager change for clubs in the Championship, League 1 and League 2 on average 47% of the time the new manager identifies a previously overlooked young player and brings them into the first time. Of that group 81% of the time those players don't last more than 3 games in the first team and drop back into obscurity.
26% of the time the new manager turns around one of the out of favour and struggling senior players and gets them performing well and into the first team. 82% of the time those players continue to do well and become key first team players
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Re: Out of the Blue
Aygei seems to be appearing in a few of the club's social media posts. May be a sign that he's in and around the first team.
My guess is that Agyei and Massengo will be those that come out of the blue.
Although as stated above you could argue that Benson meets the criteria.
My guess is that Agyei and Massengo will be those that come out of the blue.
Although as stated above you could argue that Benson meets the criteria.
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Re: Out of the Blue
I'd say Benson and Zaroury both do given their lack of opportunities last season. Then there are potentially emerging young players too which would include Agyei and also potentially Hugill and Richardson. There's also Bauress who, like Agyei, didn't play last season through unreported (ACL) injuries.ArmchairDetective wrote: ↑Tue Jul 30, 2024 11:02 amAygei seems to be appearing in a few of the club's social media posts. May be a sign that he's in and around the first team.
My guess is that Agyei and Massengo will be those that come out of the blue.
Although as stated above you could argue that Benson meets the criteria.
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https://x.com/BurnleyOfficial/status/18 ... Ek1FA&s=19ArmchairDetective wrote: ↑Tue Jul 30, 2024 11:02 amAygei seems to be appearing in a few of the club's social media posts. May be a sign that he's in and around the first team.
My guess is that Agyei and Massengo will be those that come out of the blue.
Although as stated above you could argue that Benson meets the criteria.
https://x.com/BurnleyOfficial/status/18 ... CwleQ&s=19
https://x.com/BurnleyOfficial/status/18 ... mwVZg&s=19
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Re: Out of the Blue
If only the poster who replied had made a constructive comment rather than the annoyingly vivid "$hit post"TheFamilyCat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 29, 2024 3:21 pmIf only the OP had provided some useful statistics to support this claim rather than the annoyingly vague "usually".
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Re: Out of the Blue
Thought Massengo looked very mobile too. Definitely won't look out of place when we need him.
Re: Out of the Blue
Hi Hanoverusaclaret,Hanoverusaclaret wrote: ↑Wed Jul 31, 2024 1:36 amIf only the poster who replied had made a constructive comment rather than the annoyingly vivid "$hit post"
I hope you're doing okay.
I feel it's a real pity somebody like yourself, a "historic" member of FM and UTC, gets ridiculed.
Take care,
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It's a fan's forum mate. It's not that deep.TheFamilyCat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 29, 2024 3:21 pmIf only the OP had provided some useful statistics to support this claim rather than the annoyingly vague "usually".
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99.2% of your posts are tedious.Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Jul 29, 2024 1:26 pmSince 2012 when there has been a manager change for clubs in the Championship, League 1 and League 2 on average 47% of the time the new manager identifies a previously overlooked young player and brings them into the first time. Of that group 81% of the time those players don't last more than 3 games in the first team and drop back into obscurity.
26% of the time the new manager turns around one of the out of favour and struggling senior players and gets them performing well and into the first team. 82% of the time those players continue to do well and become key first team players
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Re: Out of the Blue
TBH I don't really take it that seriously. I went to high school in Blackburn in the 80's. I have very thick skin
