Dawson Worrall & Watson
#37
To be fair, there were a few on here saying the same thing.

I felt there were a few games last season where he was excellent (Middlesbrough away) and when he did come on for stick he wasn’t even the worst Forest player on the pitch. Without him last season Ryan Yates would have struggled when he finally got his chance but still barely got any credit for it.

I’d like to say that he’s the first name on the teamsheet but that would be harsh on Brice, Cash, Worrall, Dawson (when fit) and Grabban who all deserve praise too.
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#38
Worrall has caught the attention of the PL scouts again, who were out in force yesterday.

Expect a very large bid for him in January.

Be a shame to see him go but I have a bad feeling that the bid will be far too difficult to turn down.
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#39
(06-10-2019, 11:38 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote: Worrall has caught the attention of the PL scouts again, who were out in force yesterday.

Expect a very large bid for him in January.

Be a shame to see him go but I have a bad feeling that the bid will be far too difficult to turn down.

IF he wants to go.

Unusually, he has experienced the difficulty of establishing yourself at a new club last season, being dropped by a clueles scouser and having to move to a new area. Also, if this weird 2 points a game average continues then by January he might be thinking along the lines of playing in the Prem with the team he supported as a kid and where the fans love him! 

Or am  I just dreaming
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#40
(06-10-2019, 11:38 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote: Worrall has caught the attention of the PL scouts again, who were out in force yesterday.

Expect a very large bid for him in January.

Be a shame to see him go but I have a bad feeling that the bid will be far too difficult to turn down.

I can't see it happening myself not in January anyway.

Perhaps if we fail to secure promotion then it might happen in the summer.
Panic on the streets of London
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#41
(06-10-2019, 11:49 AM)zicorice Wrote:
(06-10-2019, 11:38 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote: Worrall has caught the attention of the PL scouts again, who were out in force yesterday.

Expect a very large bid for him in January.

Be a shame to see him go but I have a bad feeling that the bid will be far too difficult to turn down.

IF he wants to go.

Unusually, he has experienced the difficulty of establishing yourself at a new club last season, being dropped by a clueles scouser and having to move to a new area. Also, if this weird 2 points a game average continues then by January he might be thinking along the lines of playing in the Prem with the team he supported as a kid and where the fans love him! 

Or am  I just dreaming
Nothing is cut and dried, and if the player does not want to move, he doesnt go.

However, if a bid materialises, and we are talking far in excess of double of what Burnley offered, both he and the Club will find it impossible to turn down.
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#42
Again, in January no way.
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#43
(06-10-2019, 11:38 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote: Worrall has caught the attention of the PL scouts again, who were out in force yesterday.

Expect a very large bid for him in January.

Be a shame to see him go but I have a bad feeling that the bid will be far too difficult to turn down.

Wont be ‘very large’ unless they sort his contract out...
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#44
Joe has a contract until 2022.
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#45
Wouldn't want to see him go, but every player has his price, if the club receives a price that they can't refuse, then I can see him leaving.
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#46
He won't go in January.
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#47
(06-10-2019, 01:54 PM)King Joe Wrote: Joe has a contract until 2022.

I did wonder Joe - thanks for correcting me.
Don’t believe anything you read in the ‘super soaraway sun’  :dodgy:
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#48
Transfermarkt says it expires at the end of this season.
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