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Australian transfers 24-25 winter



Waddingham analysis

impressed by the attention to detail - who noticed that waddingham doesn't glance over his shoulder enough when pressing to check if a new passing lane has opened

lower to mid table league one striker is probably right and probably means regular subs minutes with the occasional start. The ceiling was upper championship which is slightly lower than target scouting who thought his ceiling was lower epl
 
samb said:
Hats off to whoever got him that gig at Brescia. Probably one of the most ridiculous transfers out of Australia in recent memory.
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Agreed.
But it did get him 14 minutes as a sub in one game plus a couple of caps for Malta in the Nations League.
 
No doubt heading into an unprecedented period of interest from abroad in young Aussie talent that the likes of Waddingham making an impact on debut will surely help.

A-league clubs should be licking their lips and the law of averages says the more that head over the more likely some will actually make the grade.
 
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According to Chinese media, the Chinese club that is in contact with Ryan Teague is Shanghai Port, coached by Kevin Muscat.
 
onedaywinners... said:
No doubt heading into an unprecedented period of interest from abroad in young Aussie talent that the likes of Waddingham making on impact on debut will surely help.

A-league clubs should be looking their lips and the law of averages says the more that head over the more likely some will actually make the grade.
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The biggest issue we've had in the past is that very few players, especially young players were getting gigs in decent European leagues. Not every player is going to make it but it's not as big of a deal for the NT if one player out of 50/100 doesn't make it vs when we were pinning our hopes on two or three guys.
 
Capac said:
The biggest issue we've had in the past is that very few players, especially young players were getting gigs in decent European leagues. Not every player is going to make it but it's not as big of a deal for the NT if one player out of 50/100 doesn't make it vs when we were pinning our hopes on two or three guys.
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Completely agree.

Potentially the A-league actually does become the feeder for talent into the NT we always wanted, it just does so without much national interest and commercial success.
 
onedaywinners... said:
Completely agree.

Potentially the A-league actually does become the feeder for talent into the NT we always wanted, it just does so without much national interest and commercial success.
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yeah Paul the blogge for smfc wrote once about how it is difficult to avoid a tradeoff between maxing the quality of the roos and maxing the quality of the league. I suspect perceptions and interest in the league trickle down from the roos, so it is probably best to aim to have them excell
 
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