[Albion] The 2024-25 Loanee Tracker Thread
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Don Tmatter
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I’d question how decent their quality is when they only start on the bench in the EFL
brighton_tom
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Certainly a few underwhelming loans, but if just a couple from Tzimas, Yalcouye, Osman, Ferguson, Buonanotte, and Enciso could be ready for the first 11, then that could free up our spending for defensive upgrades.
GT49er
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Not an outstanding season for our loanees, compared to recent seasons. No POTS out there like there have been previously, although Offiah might just make it (though he's more likely to come second at the moment). With RB Tasker travelling with the first team lately, it'll be interesting to see how Offiah does in pre-season at RB too. Lower League loans are going better than Championship ones - and there's nothing wrong with the progressing up through the leagues approach - it worked well for White and Sanchez, and may well do for Rushworth and Beadle, even though things haven't gone so smoothly for them this year.
Of the ones you mention, Osman isn't get many starts, Ferguson sadly seems broken (hope he gets mended, but.........
), Enciso I'm sure is off wanting to be first choice somewhere - and I don't think Buonanotte will be in the team as long as FH is the manager.
pigmanovich
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Curious that Buonanotte signed a new contract after we appointed Hürzeler and before going out on loan then
brighton_tom
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Yeah i just see the Buonanotte loan as a development one that was agreed by all parties, rather than FH not fancying him and trying to offload.Curious that Buonanotte signed a new contract after we appointed Hürzeler and before going out on loan then
David Weir said ''This new contract is a reflection of the season Facundo had and that we see his long-term future being here.''
He was barely getting any game time anyway…
GT49er
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True. Contract ends this summer - season extension (if one is available) or new contract? Or will he be let go? In spite of the positive spin that the Albion official loan review puts on loans (see post 1321 - "Jeremy Sarmiento enjoyed a second consecutive Championship promotion as he helped Burnley back into the Premier League") my guess is that he'll be on his way - he hasn't really shone in any of his Championship loans.
He’s still got 2 years plus an extra year’s option
Albion prospect signs long-term deal as RDZ sees him playing 'very important' role
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I agree the club roundup is very much spin. On the whole I think the loan business this season has been dreadful.
GT49er
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Hadn't seen that (or didn't remember it). Transfermarkt seem to have missed it too! Still can't imagine him back at the Albion next season - another loan or a sale look the most likely.He’s still got 2 years plus an extra year’s option
Albion prospect signs long-term deal as RDZ sees him playing 'very important' role
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Yes, quite a few haven't worked out well. Buonanotte's and Rushworth's turned out to be not just the right loans, Chouchane's was a failure - as was Jackson's first loan, although he's playing regularly now he's moved. O'Mahony's season has been blighted by injury.
pigmanovich
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Sima, Yalcouye, Doyle, and Offiah the main positives of our loans this season - Vickers, Tzimas, and Facu pre RVN also decent.
pigmanovich
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Sarmiento scores off the bench, his third for the club.
pigmanovich
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Two for Sarmiento! Wait ages for one, then two come along.
GT49er
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Only a couple of games left for our loanees in the EFL.
Play-offs possible for a few.
Premier League:
Newcastle vs. Ipswich (Enciso STARTS);
Wolves vs. Leicester (Buonanotte STARTS).
The Championship:
QPR vs Burnley (P) (Sarmiento came on for last half hour, scores twice) 12:30;;
Blackburn (ACD not in squad) vs. Watford;
Wednesday (Beadle BENCH) vs. Portsmouth (O'Mahony BENCH).
League 1:
Crawley (Doyle BENCH - came on and scored late on) vs. Northampton;
Wigan vs. Blackpool (Offiah STARTS).
League 2:
MK Dons vs. Grimsby (Barrington BENCH).
National League:
Boston vs. Gateshead (Flower not in the squad).
Scottish Championship:
Ayr vs. Queen's Park (Jackson STARTS).
Ligue 1:
Strasbourg (Barco - played the full match (a 3-1 win)) vs. St. Etienne (4:00).
Play-offs possible for a few.
Premier League:
Newcastle vs. Ipswich (Enciso STARTS);
Wolves vs. Leicester (Buonanotte STARTS).
The Championship:
QPR vs Burnley (P) (Sarmiento came on for last half hour, scores twice) 12:30;;
Blackburn (ACD not in squad) vs. Watford;
Wednesday (Beadle BENCH) vs. Portsmouth (O'Mahony BENCH).
League 1:
Crawley (Doyle BENCH - came on and scored late on) vs. Northampton;
Wigan vs. Blackpool (Offiah STARTS).
League 2:
MK Dons vs. Grimsby (Barrington BENCH).
National League:
Boston vs. Gateshead (Flower not in the squad).
Scottish Championship:
Ayr vs. Queen's Park (Jackson STARTS).
Ligue 1:
Strasbourg (Barco - played the full match (a 3-1 win)) vs. St. Etienne (4:00).
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pigmanovich
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Doyle scores Crawley’s third.