We'd still be in the Championship if we hadn't signed Grabban.We should have backed and nurtured him instead of spending £20m on Grabban & Carvalho
I can't agree mate. There's nothing to suggest he has the talent to have achieved more by now had he stayed at the CG. I agree with Ashley's point earlier that League One is probably Tyler's current level.We should have backed and nurtured him instead of spending £20m on Grabban & Carvalho
I'd love to see Coventry go up via the playoffs at the expense of Sheffield United and Middlesbrough get automatic promotion.I had no idea he was still at Coventry. Scored against Huddersfield today to put them to the foot of the table, love to see it![]()
Agree. He'd play regularly and bang in the goals at either of those clubs.A move back to Stags or even County would be solid for him.
Think Paul Warne would prefer a 6ft 5, "experienced" journeyman who his team could launch the ball towards rather than someone like Tyler IMO.Could see him going to derby. Didn’t his brother end up there.
That said he’s a bit young for derby
Probably the best thing for him to drop down a league now, he's barely played the past few seasons and a bit more breathing room and less stress on his body may give him half a chance at a decent finish to his career.Imps reporting that Tyler Walker suffered another setback in his longterm recovery from injury which will rule him out for a further 9/10 weeks. Looks like his Lincoln City career is at an end as his contract expires at the end of the season. Plagued by injuries, so League Two or lower is probably his next likely destination, assuming that he can get back to some semblance of fitness.
I had a shock, looking at the players in our squad classed as "Home grown" on the EPL web site.We need a striker. He'd be part of the home grown allowance in the squad for Europe next year.
Just a thought.
By definition:-I had a shock, looking at the players in our squad classed as "Home grown" on the EPL web site.
Forest players classed as home grown in clude Chris Wood & Taiwo Awoniyi.
In the following list an * denotes "home grown":
Wood signed for West Brom's Academy when he was 18. Awoniyi was the same age when he joined Liverpool's academy.A player is considered “homegrown” if they have been registered with a club in the same national association for at least three years before their 21st birthday.
That's home grown in terms of the Premier League. For Europe it gets split into two and four of them have to be club trained, which is only Yates.I had a shock, looking at the players in our squad classed as "Home grown" on the EPL web site.
Forest players classed as home grown in clude Chris Wood & Taiwo Awoniyi.
In the following list an * denotes "home grown":
Nottingham Forest
25 Squad players (*Home grown)
1 Aina, Temitayo Olufisayo Olaoluwa*
2 Anderson, Elliot Junior*
3 Awoniyi, Taiwo Micheal*
4 Boly, Willy-Arnaud Zobo
5 Costa Dos Santos, Murillo Santiago
6 Domiguez, Nicolas Martin
7 Dos Santos De Oliveira, Danilo
8 Dos Santos Pereira, Carlos Miguel
9 Elanga, Anthony David Junior*
10 Ferreira Da Silva, Joao Pedro
11 Gibbs-White, Morgan Anthony*
12 Hudson-Odoi, Callum James*
13 Milenkovic, Nikola
14 Moreno Lopera, Alexandre
15 Omobamidele, Andrew Abiola*
16 Rodrigues Da Silva, Felipe
17 Sangare, Ibrahim
18 Sels, Matz Willy Els
19 Sosa Acosta, Ramon
20 Toffolo, Harry Stefano*
21 Ward-Prowse, James Michael Edward*
22 Williams, Neco Shay*
23 Wood, Christopher Grant*
24 Yates, Ryan James*
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2024/25 Premier League squad lists
View the full squad of each Premier League club now the summer transfer window has closedwww.premierleague.com
So, it's no good us getting into Euope is it?That's home grown in terms of the Premier League. For Europe it gets split into two and four of them have to be club trained, which is only Yates.