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15 minutes ago, DDA said:

Fuck Moukoko

We have David.D.Fofana.

How about we play the lad and see what he can do instead of trying to buy everyone else's youth products. 

 

I am well off the boil with him now until this age thing is straightened out

IF he is 22, going on 23, then he is not exactly lighting things up at that age, which he should be when he is that old

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Chelsea make Harvey Vale loan transfer decision amid Graham Potter injury crisis

Harvey Vale struggled for minutes during his maiden loan outing to Hull City with his progress halted by injury earlier in the season and now he has been recalled by Chelsea

https://www.football.london/Chelsea-fc/news/harvey-vale-Chelsea-loan-transfer-25968399

HULL, ENGLAND - JANUARY 07: Harvey Vale of Hull City reacts during the Emirates FA Cup Third Round Match between Hull City and Fulham at MKM Stadium on January 07, 2023 in Hull, England. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)

Harvey Vale has returned to Chelsea with his loan at Hull City set to end prematurely. The Blues youngster joined the Tigers in the summer on a year-long loan but has struggled for minutes during his time on Humberside.

football.london understands that Vale has made his return to west London despite featuring in Hull's FA Cup match against Fulham at the weekend. The 19-year-old becomes the club's second player to return to Cobham this month, following Jayden Wareham's spell with Leyton Orient also coming to an end.

 

Vale made just two Championship appearances in addition to his FA Cup outing with Hull, playing just 137 minutes of football. The possibility of more appears seemed fraught, despite Hull boss Liam Rosenior being very complimentary about the England youth international.

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In December, he said: "They’ve both [Vale and Xavier Simson] made an excellent impression on me. Harvey’s got some outstanding abilities and is a really good athlete."

Vale will remain with the Blues for the remainder of the season, having already featured for the club in the Papa Johns Trophy. Having already featured for two senior sides in 2022/23, he is ineligible to feature for another club and his remaining minutes for the season will come for either Chelsea's under-23 side or in Graham Potter's team.

The academy product signed a new three-year deal before heading to the MKM Stadium in the summer.

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10 minutes ago, milka said:

 

Watching this kid’s footage reminds me of Zaha in terms of dribbling style. Looks simultaneously like he’s out of control and totally in control. Really quick, twitchy kind of style.

He is the sort of wide player I’ve been crying out for but would be yet another player that’s a huge gamble. And apparently he’s injured all the time on top of that.

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What's all this Madueke talk now?

An injury prone player from PSV with 12 goals and 9 assists to his name in around 60 games and they're demanding the same money for him as they sold their absolute star performer Cody Gakpo to Liverpool for? This is some high level bullshit.

Only 20 years of age and already has 7 different injuries recorded on his Transfermarkt page for +50 games missed out overall. Yeah that's exactly what we need.

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1 minute ago, Pizy said:

Also, why is a supposedly highly rated young English player playing abroad?

Silly question really.

Lots of young English players have gone abroad in recent years and struck gold with their development. With examples set by the likes of Sancho, Bellingham etc. more and more players are open to giving the foreign leagues a go. Rightly so because it can offer a very good pathway to first team football at an early age. 

Nothing dubious about having left England to build a career elsewhere first before making the return as a ready-made first teamer but I'd still pass based on the injury record alone.

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10 minutes ago, Pizy said:

Also, why is a supposedly highly rated young English player playing abroad? And why is no other English team interested?

Wow. Well lets see. I mean why do any young English players play abroad? To develop….

I suppose the same statement re why aren't any/other English teams being interested in said player or players who are up and coming/promising/good can be said of Marcus Edwards at Sporting Lisbon who is a pretty good player, Fikayo Tomori at AC Milan, Tammy Abraham at Roma, even guys like Etienne Green at Saint-Etienne and Stephy Mavididi in France too? Who are maybe not at the top tier but are also making pretty decent names for themselves at a reasonable level? 

Or do all good English/British players have to be linked to every top English club to be considered good? Good god.

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54 minutes ago, Jype said:

Silly question really.

Lots of young English players have gone abroad in recent years and struck gold with their development. With examples set by the likes of Sancho, Bellingham etc. more and more players are open to giving the foreign leagues a go. Rightly so because it can offer a very good pathway to first team football at an early age. 

Nothing dubious about having left England to build a career elsewhere first before making the return as a ready-made first teamer but I'd still pass based on the injury record alone.

 

48 minutes ago, OneMoSalah said:

Wow. Well lets see. I mean why do any young English players play abroad? To develop….

I suppose the same statement re why aren't any/other English teams being interested in said player or players who are up and coming/promising/good can be said of Marcus Edwards at Sporting Lisbon who is a pretty good player, Fikayo Tomori at AC Milan, Tammy Abraham at Roma, even guys like Etienne Green at Saint-Etienne and Stephy Mavididi in France too? Who are maybe not at the top tier but are also making pretty decent names for themselves at a reasonable level? 

Or do all good English/British players have to be linked to every top English club to be considered good? Good god.

Jesus, take it easy. You’d think I just insulted your mothers or something.

I’m not suggesting that he’s shit because he isn’t at one of the elite English clubs. I’m just curious why he’s not in England altogether, be it at a small club or big one and why I haven’t even heard of him until just a few days ago. 

Usually you see these exciting English talents in the Championship and lower half PL clubs will take punts in them. It’s just slightly unusual to see a talent like his abroad instead.

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