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January 2011 Transfer Window - Healy, Diouf and Bartley IN


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Releasing Webster must mean that we have confidence in throwing Bartley in if needed - we dont have a great deal of cover at the back - Bartley can play both RB and CB so has that versatility that WS likes.

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Releasing Webster must mean that we have confidence in throwing Bartley in if needed - we dont have a great deal of cover at the back - Bartley can play both RB and CB so has that versatility that WS likes.

 

The guy is only a youngster,strange signing??,unless he is a very good player that can step in when required!!!

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The worry I would have about Bartley is that he's from Arsenal. I've no doubt he'll be a very good footballer, but Arsene doesn't really do the big, strong, commanding centre half. I know nothing about the lad, but am just slightly cocnernedhe may struggle coming up against the likes of Sammon, Kyle and Nish, big lads who throw their weight about. But we needed a centre half - especially with Webstergate. Even if he had stayed he just wasn't getting a chance, which is a shame as I always rated him as a player.

 

As for Diouf, I dunno. I like him as a footballer, always have, but I do think he's a tad insane. It'll wind Timmy up, no doubt, and there's mileage in that, but the whole thing with Jamie Mackie was pretty revolting. If anything, you would expect him to have a bit of respect for a fellow pro, but obviously not. But, you got to give folk the benefit of the doubt and I'll get behind him and hope he screws the nut whilst here and gets a few goals. I do like the idea of him and Jelavic up front.

 

Healy - Beattie, Ostenstad etc. etc. Not thrilled, he won't play much, might get a goal in teh Scottish cup. Meh.

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He is highly rated by Wenger so he can add something. Webster just hasn't suited us but I don't get him rejoining a club he took to court. We tried to use him and get Conway suppose it was last ditch before we released him.

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The worry I would have about Bartley is that he's from Arsenal. I've no doubt he'll be a very good footballer, but Arsene doesn't really do the big, strong, commanding centre half. I know nothing about the lad, but am just slightly cocnernedhe may struggle coming up against the likes of Sammon, Kyle and Nish, big lads who throw their weight about. But we needed a centre half - especially with Webstergate. Even if he had stayed he just wasn't getting a chance, which is a shame as I always rated him as a player.

 

As for Diouf, I dunno. I like him as a footballer, always have, but I do think he's a tad insane. It'll wind Timmy up, no doubt, and there's mileage in that, but the whole thing with Jamie Mackie was pretty revolting. If anything, you would expect him to have a bit of respect for a fellow pro, but obviously not. But, you got to give folk the benefit of the doubt and I'll get behind him and hope he screws the nut whilst here and gets a few goals. I do like the idea of him and Jelavic up front.

 

Healy - Beattie, Ostenstad etc. etc. Not thrilled, he won't play much, might get a goal in teh Scottish cup. Meh.

 

Sammon has gone to Wigan, Nish is Pish and Kyle is overrated. I can see Bartley being used as a full back and on the occasion a centre back as Weir and Bougherra will still be main stays.

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