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standingroomonly2 · 18th July 2017, 08.21:10

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He sounds like a non league Kante! When was the last player we had like that, Keates himself?
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Keates wasn't really the sort to drive forward. Normally just controlled pace and tempo. Harris was more likely to close down,break up play and take the ball forward
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Wrexham's Patrick Bateman · 18th July 2017, 08.26:14

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Originally Posted by StattoWrexham

Spot on, that was the logical thing to do back in the summer of 2014!

It was..and would have saved a lot of money, and the club being taken backwards.... But football's a risky business whatever you do.....

Alan Attack · 18th July 2017, 08.31:26

While I'm happy we've signed Wright after some decent pre season performances, loan signings do underwhelm me somewhat; particularly from a club like Fleetwood. I have no axe to grind with the club but if he has a good 6 months with us there's every chance he'll a) go back to his parent club; or b) sold or picked up by a League club or, dare I say it, picked up by another Conference club with deeper pockets. .

What's the answer? Signing him on loan because we can ill afford transfer fees. If he does show significant promise with us, perhaps the funds could be found.

It's not a moan. I'm happy that we've signed another good player

Hamilton Pathetic · 18th July 2017, 08.46:29

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;2051058]Cue Darren Ferguson nostalgia.

Ah, Peter Ward, now he was a player.

dagg · 18th July 2017, 08.59:52

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Originally Posted by Alan Attack

While I'm happy we've signed Wright after some decent pre season performances, loan signings do underwhelm me somewhat; particularly from a club like Fleetwood. I have no axe to grind with the club but if he has a good 6 months with us there's every chance he'll a) go back to his parent club; or b) sold or picked up by a League club or, dare I say it, picked up by another Conference club with deeper pockets. .

What's the answer? Signing him on loan because we can ill afford transfer fees. If he does show significant promise with us, perhaps the funds could be found.

It's not a moan. I'm happy that we've signed another good player

Maybe Fleetwood didn't want to sell him.

Hamilton Pathetic · 18th July 2017, 09.00:21

Given the relative positions of the clubs, both in League status and financially it is interesting to note the number of Cod Army fans in Austria compared to Wrexham fans in Portugal.

https://www.fleetwoodtownfc.com/news...v-fk-jablonec/

Omni · 18th July 2017, 09.02:41

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Originally Posted by Alan Attack

While I'm happy we've signed Wright after some decent pre season performances, loan signings do underwhelm me somewhat; particularly from a club like Fleetwood. I have no axe to grind with the club but if he has a good 6 months with us there's every chance he'll a) go back to his parent club; or b) sold or picked up by a League club or, dare I say it, picked up by another Conference club with deeper pockets. .

What's the answer? Signing him on loan because we can ill afford transfer fees. If he does show significant promise with us, perhaps the funds could be found.

It's not a moan. I'm happy that we've signed another good player

I can't see them selling him 6 months after offering him a new deal. I would've thought its for 6 months as that gives them the option of loaning him elsewhere if he's not getting enough games to aid his development.

Alan Attack · 18th July 2017, 09.22:27

Why has he seemingly been on a trial for loan with us? Didn't he travel out to Portugal without formally being on loan with us? Was he one of the trialists?

I thought most trialists were unattached!

smiffysarmy · 18th July 2017, 09.33:29

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Originally Posted by Alan Attack

Why has he seemingly been on a trial for loan with us? Didn't he travel out to Portugal without formally being on loan with us? Was he one of the trialists?

I thought most trialists were unattached!

Making sure he was right for us I suppose. Good move in my opinion.

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Alan Attack Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Feb 2005 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road End Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Akil Wright Signs (loan deal) While I'm happy we've signed Wright after some decent pre season performances, loan signings do underwhelm me somewhat; particularly from a club like Fleetwood. I have no axe to grind with the club but if he has a good 6 months with us there's every chance he'll a) go back to his parent club; or b) sold or picked up by a League club or, dare I say it, picked up by another Conference club with deeper pockets. . What's the answer? Signing him on loan because we can ill afford transfer fees. If he does show significant promise with us, perhaps the funds could be found. It's not a moan. I'm happy that we've signed another good player

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Hamilton Pathetic Legend (info 1 & 2) Joined: Mar 2006 Racecourse Spot: Not far from draigwrecsam but not too close. Real Name: Res Erved Twitter: @	Re: Akil Wright Signs (loan deal) Given the relative positions of the clubs, both in League status and financially it is interesting to note the number of Cod Army fans in Austria compared to Wrexham fans in Portugal. https://www.fleetwoodtownfc.com/news...v-fk-jablonec/

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Alan Attack Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Feb 2005 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road End Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Akil Wright Signs (loan deal) Why has he seemingly been on a trial for loan with us? Didn't he travel out to Portugal without formally being on loan with us? Was he one of the trialists? I thought most trialists were unattached!