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DenbighRed · 29th March 2022, 19.14:21

This is the sort of signing we'd make under Gary Mills. Sign someone because they had a good game against us.

Do you really think he'd get a look in ahead of Mullin, Palmer, Hyde, Angus and whoever else we might sign in the summer?

the_holt_dragon · 29th March 2022, 19.14:22

I remember Cartwright v City and the North Ferriby winger who destroyed Tomassen, don't judge players on their best ever game.

Haruki · 29th March 2022, 19.52:45

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Now I haven’t got a clue what he’s been like in a ‘poor’ Dover side all season but he was their number 33 who ran us ragged and scored a 12 minute hat-trick. Worth a look in the summer?

Incase you weren’t aware we have been taken over by two Hollywood superstars who have global corporate appeal and we are signing players from two ridiculous higher not cast offs from Dover or Kings Lynn

benwilliams · 29th March 2022, 19.57:21

Probably a hard pass for the reasons said however he was with Chelsea and Leicester as a youngster so may have something about him. Ironically we could take more of a punt on him with our new financial circumstances as we wouldn't be signing him as a desperate attempt at a starting striker, more as someone to work with and maybe even loan out who could come good or who we could sell for a profit
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whead · 29th March 2022, 20.07:50

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Originally Posted by benwilliams

Probably a hard pass for the reasons said however he was with Chelsea and Leicester as a youngster so may have something about him. Ironically we could take more of a punt on him with our new financial circumstances as we wouldn't be signing him as a desperate attempt at a starting striker, more as someone to work with and maybe even loan out who could come good or who we could sell for a profit
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Lods · 29th March 2022, 22.02:19

He didn't look a bad player but we can get so much better. He can't get into King's Lynn's team ahead of Gold Omotayo and that game against Dover was a freak one - everything seemed to go his way for that 20 minute spell.

He'd probably be our 5th choice striker at best, slightly ahead of Bickerstaff when he gets back from his loan.

Messi · 29th March 2022, 22.08:38

I agree with most of the points made, like he was gifted with his goals, and done nothing all season. But he absolutely bullied hayden all match. Until they tired, we couldnt cope with him and arthurs (22).

MDG · 30th March 2022, 06.03:37

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No.
However, no28 scored the volley, and looked very tidy, is only only 17 i believe. Sign him.

He’s been on trial with Stoke this month so he’s clearly being watched. May be worth keeping one eye on.

29th March 2022, 19.11:14	#10-0 (permalink)
Connah's Quay Red retired & running a pub (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Feb 2008 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Michael Gyasi No __________________ Ends.

29th March 2022, 19.14:21	#11-0 (permalink)
DenbighRed Cult Hero Joined: Dec 2010 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Michael Gyasi This is the sort of signing we'd make under Gary Mills. Sign someone because they had a good game against us. Do you really think he'd get a look in ahead of Mullin, Palmer, Hyde, Angus and whoever else we might sign in the summer?

29th March 2022, 19.14:22	#12-0 (permalink)
the_holt_dragon retired & running a pub Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Michael Gyasi I remember Cartwright v City and the North Ferriby winger who destroyed Tomassen, don't judge players on their best ever game.

29th March 2022, 19.57:21	#14-0 (permalink)
benwilliams Taking coaching badges Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Michael Gyasi Probably a hard pass for the reasons said however he was with Chelsea and Leicester as a youngster so may have something about him. Ironically we could take more of a punt on him with our new financial circumstances as we wouldn't be signing him as a desperate attempt at a starting striker, more as someone to work with and maybe even loan out who could come good or who we could sell for a profit Posted via mobile theme

29th March 2022, 22.02:19	#16-0 (permalink)
Lods Cult Hero Joined: Dec 2017 Racecourse Spot: Wherever the new ticketing process lets me sit Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Michael Gyasi He didn't look a bad player but we can get so much better. He can't get into King's Lynn's team ahead of Gold Omotayo and that game against Dover was a freak one - everything seemed to go his way for that 20 minute spell. He'd probably be our 5th choice striker at best, slightly ahead of Bickerstaff when he gets back from his loan.

29th March 2022, 22.08:38	#17-0 (permalink)
Messi Squad Player Joined: Apr 2010 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Michael Gyasi I agree with most of the points made, like he was gifted with his goals, and done nothing all season. But he absolutely bullied hayden all match. Until they tired, we couldnt cope with him and arthurs (22).