Lyle Foster
-
- Posts: 8518
- Joined: Sat Jan 23, 2016 7:13 pm
- Been Liked: 2259 times
- Has Liked: 1241 times
Lyle Foster
Is there any update on Lyle-maybe a poster close to the club may have some news. According to Parker he was having a scan on Wednesday which would presumably provide a better estimate of when we would see him available again. The international break has come at a good time if he is out for at least a few more weeks
-
- Posts: 76619
- Joined: Thu Dec 24, 2015 3:07 pm
- Been Liked: 37341 times
- Has Liked: 5702 times
- Location: Burnley
- Contact:
Re: Lyle Foster
There's your answer - what Parker said
Re: Lyle Foster
I'm getting more and more to the opinion that Lyle just doesn't want to be here and we won't see him play for us again.
Such a shame we didn't get him sold during the summer and use the money to buy a fit,motivated forward.
Such a shame we didn't get him sold during the summer and use the money to buy a fit,motivated forward.
Re: Lyle Foster
What about him getting injured on international duty, and having to go for a scan - gives you that opinion?
These 3 users liked this post: thomaspaine Quicknick Holtyclaret
Re: Lyle Foster
Are they scanning him on Weds to see if he wants to be here or not ?
The lad is injured.
This user liked this post: Quicknick
-
- Posts: 12178
- Joined: Thu Jan 21, 2016 8:56 pm
- Been Liked: 5987 times
- Has Liked: 226 times
Re: Lyle Foster
International breaks are a real pain. If a player returns injured, the national team should pay his wages!
This user liked this post: Quicknick
Re: Lyle Foster
Let's wait and see, have you given some thought to the extremely slim chance that the club have insisted he has a scan to actually encourage him to get back into full training, let's face it he has hardly played well for us forvquite a while.
-
- Posts: 10444
- Joined: Thu Jan 31, 2019 10:06 pm
- Been Liked: 3069 times
- Has Liked: 2434 times
Re: Lyle Foster
Can South Africa afford it? Do they pay in diamonds?
Re: Lyle Foster
FIFA Club Protection Programme (CPP) - Clubs get compensation for players injured in matches that both teams play their A team. This includes friendlies.
https://hns.family/files/documents/2960 ... 202026.pdf
National FA's only have to pay compensation if the player is injured in the final stages of a competition.
https://hns.family/files/documents/2960 ... 202026.pdf
National FA's only have to pay compensation if the player is injured in the final stages of a competition.
-
- Posts: 112
- Joined: Tue May 01, 2018 11:50 pm
- Been Liked: 26 times
- Has Liked: 7 times
Re: Lyle Foster
Couldn't care less. He doesn't offer anything for me.
These 2 users liked this post: Juan Tanamera k90bfc
-
- Posts: 17414
- Joined: Tue Dec 31, 2019 9:51 am
- Been Liked: 3922 times
- Has Liked: 4891 times
Re: Lyle Foster
That’s good, my reading is that it only kicks in after 28 days which is a bit annoying, but better than nothing.Commy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2024 8:01 pmFIFA Club Protection Programme (CPP) - Clubs get compensation for players injured in matches that both teams play their A team. This includes friendlies.
https://hns.family/files/documents/2960 ... 202026.pdf
National FA's only have to pay compensation if the player is injured in the final stages of a competition.
Re: Lyle Foster
That's the spirit, get behind the team, bet you're really proud
-
- Posts: 10827
- Joined: Sun Oct 16, 2016 10:47 pm
- Been Liked: 1319 times
- Has Liked: 864 times
Re: Lyle Foster
In my view a strange way of looking at it. It's optional from the start he could refuse to accept a call up. The whole idea is it's meant to be about patriotism a sense of a cause the word duty implies all of this. Why does anybody need paying if somebody's accepting a choice of their own free will! We are signing international players accepting the risk that goes with it.
Re: Lyle Foster
I bet big clubs are secretly delighted when players they've frozen out get injured on international duty. They could save a fortune.Commy wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2024 8:01 pmFIFA Club Protection Programme (CPP) - Clubs get compensation for players injured in matches that both teams play their A team. This includes friendlies.
https://hns.family/files/documents/2960 ... 202026.pdf
National FA's only have to pay compensation if the player is injured in the final stages of a competition.
-
- Posts: 442
- Joined: Fri Jul 06, 2018 3:33 pm
- Been Liked: 113 times
- Has Liked: 3 times
Re: Lyle Foster
Sorry for the comment doctor.clarets1978 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 9:29 am4 Weeks ago and?????
Is there a set time you're allowed off for injuries & does how bad it is not matter? We were told it'd be a while when it happened
-
- Posts: 2031
- Joined: Sat Jan 23, 2016 6:05 pm
- Been Liked: 775 times
- Has Liked: 126 times
Re: Lyle Foster
I posted on my Q&A thread a few weeks ago that Mat Williams had said we were looking at 6-8 weeks with Foster.
I have also been informed personally by somebody in the camp, and please don't think this is me being I'm in the know blah blah, as I'm not, I just know a player that's all, and he's informed me as soon as Kompany had left LF wanted out and didn't want to be here.
I've no reason to doubt this lads comments, and to be fair his performances haven't been anywhere near as good as what we'd have all liked/expected.
To be fair to Foster though he just doesn't seem to be able to get an injury/ illness free run to find form so who knows?
These 3 users liked this post: bfcjg warksclaret k90bfc
-
- Posts: 8518
- Joined: Sat Jan 23, 2016 7:13 pm
- Been Liked: 2259 times
- Has Liked: 1241 times
Re: Lyle Foster
Thanks for the feedback Andreshotboots. His continued absence gives us a major challenge as we are expecting Flemming to do his role and we have also witnessed that Jay and Hountondji are struggling to make an impact. We really are found wanting in the striker department for a side aspiring to challenge in this Division. It would not surprise me if we dont see much of him this side of Christmas and then of course we might see him fully fit in prep for the Africa CupAndreshotboots wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 9:45 amI posted on my Q&A thread a few weeks ago that Mat Williams had said we were looking at 6-8 weeks with Foster.
I have also been informed personally by somebody in the camp, and please don't think this is me being I'm in the know blah blah, as I'm not, I just know a player that's all, and he's informed me as soon as Kompany had left LF wanted out and didn't want to be here.
I've no reason to doubt this lads comments, and to be fair his performances haven't been anywhere near as good as what we'd have all liked/expected.
To be fair to Foster though he just doesn't seem to be able to get an injury/ illness free run to find form so who knows?
This user liked this post: k90bfc
Re: Lyle Foster
I imagine if he's having a scan Wednesday then he will be quite a way off
-
- Posts: 2601
- Joined: Fri Jun 03, 2016 10:18 pm
- Been Liked: 367 times
- Has Liked: 975 times
-
- Posts: 6507
- Joined: Sat Jul 23, 2022 11:09 pm
- Been Liked: 1247 times
- Has Liked: 292 times
Re: Lyle Foster
Frustrating thing is we get Sarmiento back fit following the last international break and then after this weekend off he will go with Ecuador again
Re: Lyle Foster
What African cup?warksclaret wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 10:29 amIt would not surprise me if we dont see much of him this side of Christmas and then of course we might see him fully fit in prep for the Africa Cup
AFCON is not every year, the last final was in February 2024.
Re: Lyle Foster
Foster isn’t good enough anyway, we need to cut our losses in the January window and find a proper striker for this level. He’s had more than enough time and opportunity and shown he isn’t up to the standard, out of his depth.
Cannon on loan at Stoke looks a handful, Lankshear from Spurs, Morris from Luton.
Cannon on loan at Stoke looks a handful, Lankshear from Spurs, Morris from Luton.
This user liked this post: k90bfc
Re: Lyle Foster
Sooner he realises he’s nowhere near the level required the better it is for everyone really.
This user liked this post: k90bfc
Re: Lyle Foster
From Wikipedia: Foster has a career total of 24 goals from 148 appearances ie an average of 1 every 6 games.
He has only ever scored more than 5 in any one season and that was 8 with Westerlo in Belgium, 2 yrs ago.
The stats would suggest that even if he were to play in all our remaining 32 games this season, he would bag 5 or 6.
Some folk on here seem to think when (if ?) he plays again, he's going to play every game and suddenly morph into a modern- day Jimmy Greaves.
Personally, I can't see it happening..........
He has only ever scored more than 5 in any one season and that was 8 with Westerlo in Belgium, 2 yrs ago.
The stats would suggest that even if he were to play in all our remaining 32 games this season, he would bag 5 or 6.
Some folk on here seem to think when (if ?) he plays again, he's going to play every game and suddenly morph into a modern- day Jimmy Greaves.
Personally, I can't see it happening..........
This user liked this post: bfcjg
-
- Posts: 2754
- Joined: Fri Jan 22, 2016 9:23 pm
- Been Liked: 1433 times
- Has Liked: 104 times
- Location: your mum
Re: Lyle Foster
People have really turned against this guy, haven't they? Horrible and not nice.
These 2 users liked this post: AfloatinClaret RVclaret
Re: Lyle Foster
I think people are putting two and two together and turning against his perceived attitude, I know I am.daveisaclaret wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 11:30 amPeople have really turned against this guy, haven't they? Horrible and not nice.
I'm not happy with the Lyle love in brigades attitude that anyone who dare criticise highly paid footballer is horrible nasty,disloyal etc etc.
Re: Lyle Foster
Looking at this from purely a football perspective my view is that whilst he’s been with us I’ve not seen anything from him that stands out, he’s just an average forward, he’s looked lazy at times. Perhaps he’s not been played in his best position, injuries won’t have helped. Hopefully there’s more to come from him, I hope so.
-
- Posts: 2402
- Joined: Sat May 26, 2018 7:16 pm
- Been Liked: 740 times
- Has Liked: 1923 times
Re: Lyle Foster
Going in the opposite direction, I'm sure I recall a situation some years ago when it turned out that the English FA only compensated/insured to cover the average wage for the players in their squad; so when Michael Owen picked up a bad/long term injury on International duty, soon after he'd joined Newcastle on a mega-bucks deal, they were only being compensated for about 1/4 of his wages.
-
- Posts: 3900
- Joined: Sun Jul 26, 2020 10:34 am
- Been Liked: 1008 times
- Has Liked: 1200 times
Re: Lyle Foster
He has about one good game in 10 and is otherwise not fit or available to play. Not a great return and fans will rightly ask questions.
These 3 users liked this post: warksclaret bfcjg k90bfc
-
- Posts: 8518
- Joined: Sat Jan 23, 2016 7:13 pm
- Been Liked: 2259 times
- Has Liked: 1241 times
-
- Posts: 8518
- Joined: Sat Jan 23, 2016 7:13 pm
- Been Liked: 2259 times
- Has Liked: 1241 times
Re: Lyle Foster
Foster has not done everything to get the crowd on his side. He has has significant time off through illness, injury and being involved in the Africa Cup. When he has played he has not always shown any passion for the shirt, or application and drifted out of games, at the same time getting into arguments with the referee. We have also learned from several sources that he wanted away when VK left. Sadly he cannot be relied on to play as our main striker, and that should really focus the recruitment team to start the search now for two strikers
These 2 users liked this post: bfcjg k90bfc
-
- Posts: 6382
- Joined: Thu Jan 21, 2016 9:13 am
- Been Liked: 3160 times
- Has Liked: 148 times
Re: Lyle Foster
There is some really pernicious rubbish here.
Foster has missed games owing to injuries and mental health issues, all of which is unavoidable and most definitely not his fault. The idea that the fact he's been the victim of that misfortune somehow suggests he's not committed is an utterly absurd conspiracy theory.
If people want to opine on his performances, OK - that's fair enough. I think everyone accepts he had some poor games immediately before getting injured on international duty, although confidence seemed to me to be a factor. But to add the fact he had some poor games with the fact he's been unavailable and using the combination to reach a negative conclusion is completely wrong in my mind. Its a classic case of taking two and two and making five.
I don't think Foster has lbeen lazy or uncommitted when he's played for us and I see absolutely no evidence he wants away (and I don't think any reputable source claimed he was agitating for a move in the summer). He's a player who plays for us and has had a stop start career with us and that should be reason enough for fans to get behind him. Turning against him because he's had the temerity to get injured is wild. Particularly when he's someone we know has struggled with his mental health.
Foster has missed games owing to injuries and mental health issues, all of which is unavoidable and most definitely not his fault. The idea that the fact he's been the victim of that misfortune somehow suggests he's not committed is an utterly absurd conspiracy theory.
If people want to opine on his performances, OK - that's fair enough. I think everyone accepts he had some poor games immediately before getting injured on international duty, although confidence seemed to me to be a factor. But to add the fact he had some poor games with the fact he's been unavailable and using the combination to reach a negative conclusion is completely wrong in my mind. Its a classic case of taking two and two and making five.
I don't think Foster has lbeen lazy or uncommitted when he's played for us and I see absolutely no evidence he wants away (and I don't think any reputable source claimed he was agitating for a move in the summer). He's a player who plays for us and has had a stop start career with us and that should be reason enough for fans to get behind him. Turning against him because he's had the temerity to get injured is wild. Particularly when he's someone we know has struggled with his mental health.
These 4 users liked this post: KlyBfc RVclaret sjb clerkenwell.claret
-
- Posts: 3154
- Joined: Wed Jan 12, 2022 11:39 am
- Been Liked: 534 times
- Has Liked: 187 times
Re: Lyle Foster
I don't see any real evidence of laziness or wanting away - he seems to be a quite surly character but he's definitely a good footballer.
I think his issue is that he doesn't fit into SPs way of playing or VKs for that matter. I think he'd be good in a 4-4-2 playing off a big striker. He's quick and has an eye for goal but he's not a header of the ball or someone who seems to like leading the line or playing with his back to goal.
I tend to think he was another bought for youth and talent and not necessarily to much of a plan but he's a good player.
I think his issue is that he doesn't fit into SPs way of playing or VKs for that matter. I think he'd be good in a 4-4-2 playing off a big striker. He's quick and has an eye for goal but he's not a header of the ball or someone who seems to like leading the line or playing with his back to goal.
I tend to think he was another bought for youth and talent and not necessarily to much of a plan but he's a good player.
-
- Posts: 6382
- Joined: Thu Jan 21, 2016 9:13 am
- Been Liked: 3160 times
- Has Liked: 148 times
Re: Lyle Foster
He's not a striker who wants to lead the line. He wants to face the goal and either drive in possession or run towards goal. My own view is that when he's played for us, he's invariably been asked to be the focal point of our attack, hold the ball up and create space for others. That seems to me to be a sub-optimal role for him and it's not a surprise he's struggled in it at times. I think most people assume that's why we signed Flemming- to provide a deep lying foil for him and free Foster up to play to his strengths. We've never seen him paired with that sort of 10 yet.ClaretPete001 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 1:40 pmI don't see any real evidence of laziness or wanting away - he seems to be a quite surly character but he's definitely a good footballer.
I think his issue is that he doesn't fit into SPs way of playing or VKs for that matter. I think he'd be good in a 4-4-2 playing off a big striker. He's quick and has an eye for goal but he's not a header of the ball or someone who seems to like leading the line or playing with his back to goal.
I tend to think he was another bought for youth and talent and not necessarily to much of a plan but he's a good player.
This user liked this post: ClaretPete001
-
- Posts: 2754
- Joined: Fri Jan 22, 2016 9:23 pm
- Been Liked: 1433 times
- Has Liked: 104 times
- Location: your mum
Re: Lyle Foster
The wanting away thing is crazy talk. If you think there's a single player who would be here if they'd had a better offer in summer you're delusional.
Re: Lyle Foster
How did you know he doesn't fit in with Parker' style of play ? The bugger is always injured.ClaretPete001 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 1:40 pmI don't see any real evidence of laziness or wanting away - he seems to be a quite surly character but he's definitely a good footballer.
I think his issue is that he doesn't fit into SPs way of playing or VKs for that matter. I think he'd be good in a 4-4-2 playing off a big striker. He's quick and has an eye for goal but he's not a header of the ball or someone who seems to like leading the line or playing with his back to goal.
I tend to think he was another bought for youth and talent and not necessarily to much of a plan but he's a good player.
Re: Lyle Foster
The delusion with Foster on here is crazy, the man who can do no wrong in the eyes of some. We forked out £9m on this fella 2 years ago and we’ve had about 5 good performances yet some will still continue making excuse after excuse for him.
Like how many more poor performances do you want to see from him before you stop with the excuses? He was atrocious in his first 6 months whilst playing for the runaway league leaders.
Like how many more poor performances do you want to see from him before you stop with the excuses? He was atrocious in his first 6 months whilst playing for the runaway league leaders.
This user liked this post: bfcjg