| Jaylan Pearman on 10:17 - Jun 19 with 2603 views | Jevlar |
CEO Christian Nourry said: “Jaylan is a rare profile of 8/10, with a capacity to regularly get highly-accurate shots off whilst having very small pockets of space to operate in"
It's a generational thing right?
I have NEVER described, and doubt I ever will, an attacking midfielder as Nourry has above. |  | |  |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:19 - Jun 19 with 2555 views | sdm1508 |
Maybe he reads the forum and is doing it on purpose now. Like maybe Nourry bingo or something |  | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:20 - Jun 19 with 2555 views | QPR_Hibs |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:17 - Jun 19 by Jevlar |
CEO Christian Nourry said: “Jaylan is a rare profile of 8/10, with a capacity to regularly get highly-accurate shots off whilst having very small pockets of space to operate in"
It's a generational thing right?
I have NEVER described, and doubt I ever will, an attacking midfielder as Nourry has above. |
I've also been described as having "very small pockets."
Usually by my mates at the pub. |  |
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| Jaylan Pearman on 10:24 - Jun 19 with 2512 views | DannyPaddox |
Small Pockets - that’s his Native American Indian name. |  | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:26 - Jun 19 with 2473 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
'Jaylan is a rare profile of 8/10'
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| Jaylan Pearman on 10:29 - Jun 19 with 2428 views | wombat |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:26 - Jun 19 by BazzaInTheLoft |
'Jaylan is a rare profile of 8/10'
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he must be on the spectrum , sorry but come on |  |
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| Jaylan Pearman on 10:35 - Jun 19 with 2377 views | Hoopstar |
I don't know why but I am excited by this one.
Let's hope he can play at 8!
I am all for this tactic of bringing in talented youngsters from abroad. Reminds me of when I used to play footy manager and my reserve squad was always full to the brim with random kids from various youth set-ups. Full on puppy farm. |  | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:35 - Jun 19 with 2379 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:29 - Jun 19 by wombat |
he must be on the spectrum , sorry but come on |
I mean, this looks like a great signing that Nourry (I assume) should get praise for but why the insulate yourself from the majority of fans with this kind ocf chat.
Welcome JMan anyway! | | | |
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| Jaylan Pearman on 10:42 - Jun 19 with 2314 views | Hunterhoop |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:35 - Jun 19 by BazzaInTheLoft |
I mean, this looks like a great signing that Nourry (I assume) should get praise for but why the insulate yourself from the majority of fans with this kind ocf chat.
Welcome JMan anyway! |
Exactly.
Sounds promising. Right type of signing for the Dev squad. I wouldn’t expect him to breakthrough at all this season, but that is fine. Having Bennie here clearly helped attract him.
They need to spend the next 12 months building up his upper body strength…similar issue for Tuck. Otherwise he’ll be eaten alive in the Champ. |  | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:48 - Jun 19 with 2270 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:42 - Jun 19 by Hunterhoop |
Exactly.
Sounds promising. Right type of signing for the Dev squad. I wouldn’t expect him to breakthrough at all this season, but that is fine. Having Bennie here clearly helped attract him.
They need to spend the next 12 months building up his upper body strength…similar issue for Tuck. Otherwise he’ll be eaten alive in the Champ. |
I really like the way the club is going with the Dev Squad. | | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 11:00 - Jun 19 with 2179 views | dmm |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:48 - Jun 19 by BazzaInTheLoft |
I really like the way the club is going with the Dev Squad. |
Yep me too, Baz. At the moment it's the thing I like most about our club. That and Jimmy, of course. |  | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 11:06 - Jun 19 with 2130 views | lave16 |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:17 - Jun 19 by Jevlar |
CEO Christian Nourry said: “Jaylan is a rare profile of 8/10, with a capacity to regularly get highly-accurate shots off whilst having very small pockets of space to operate in"
It's a generational thing right?
I have NEVER described, and doubt I ever will, an attacking midfielder as Nourry has above. |
Is he playing championship manager and using players he's found on it | |
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| Jaylan Pearman on 11:07 - Jun 19 with 2128 views | Andybrat |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:42 - Jun 19 by Hunterhoop |
Exactly.
Sounds promising. Right type of signing for the Dev squad. I wouldn’t expect him to breakthrough at all this season, but that is fine. Having Bennie here clearly helped attract him.
They need to spend the next 12 months building up his upper body strength…similar issue for Tuck. Otherwise he’ll be eaten alive in the Champ. |
Exactly on signing. Re Tuck, you know at the final he looked like the biggest kid in the playground, he has definitely filled out, whether it’s enough we need to wait and see. DS is more exciting now than ever which makes the future equally more exiting. Actually felt Nourry’s welcome not his worst words ( yesterdays obviously the best) | | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 11:20 - Jun 19 with 2030 views | Hunterhoop |
| Jaylan Pearman on 11:07 - Jun 19 by Andybrat |
Exactly on signing. Re Tuck, you know at the final he looked like the biggest kid in the playground, he has definitely filled out, whether it’s enough we need to wait and see. DS is more exciting now than ever which makes the future equally more exiting. Actually felt Nourry’s welcome not his worst words ( yesterdays obviously the best) |
I thought at that final that is stood out how much Morgan looked the biggest lad in our team. Not in height, but in his shoulders/chest and just genuine muscle. Tuck is still a bit of a twig. I get that is his body shape and it doesn’t mean he’s weak per se, but look at his build to Sam Field. Similar height and Field probably weighs 10kg more, maybe more, and you wouldn’t even say Field was stocky. That’s what Tuck needs to put on and what this lad will too.
Personally, I think on the ball Tuck is already Championship quality, but off the ball and in duels he’s a long way off. And the problem is, we can’t carry a lad at 6 or 8 who is that far off when out of possession or in duels. We’d get hammered (we were last season when we did this with Madsen there and whilst Varane was getting up to speed). It’s critical they build muscle and turn into men from the boys they are now.
If they can, we’ll have some serious players on our hands. | | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 11:27 - Jun 19 with 1983 views | DieByYourSide |
He'll have to go some to be better than Nick Ward | |
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| Jaylan Pearman on 11:46 - Jun 19 with 1838 views | BrianMcCarthy |
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| Jaylan Pearman on 13:03 - Jun 19 with 1592 views | derbyhoop |
| Jaylan Pearman on 11:00 - Jun 19 by dmm |
Yep me too, Baz. At the moment it's the thing I like most about our club. That and Jimmy, of course. |
There seems to be significant improvements to DS. In terms of numbers and, apparent, quality. Let's see how that translates to DS performance e in 25/26. And, more important, how many kids graduate to 1st team. |  |
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| Jaylan Pearman on 13:06 - Jun 19 with 1555 views | TheChef |
| Jaylan Pearman on 13:03 - Jun 19 by derbyhoop |
There seems to be significant improvements to DS. In terms of numbers and, apparent, quality. Let's see how that translates to DS performance e in 25/26. And, more important, how many kids graduate to 1st team. |
Ever more clear to me that we're planning for the medium/long term, in terms of what talent is affordable and creating future value.
Of course how we survive in the Championship in the meantime is another matter! |  |
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| Jaylan Pearman on 13:21 - Jun 19 with 1494 views | dmm |
| Jaylan Pearman on 13:03 - Jun 19 by derbyhoop |
There seems to be significant improvements to DS. In terms of numbers and, apparent, quality. Let's see how that translates to DS performance e in 25/26. And, more important, how many kids graduate to 1st team. |
Given that every DS signing mentions QPR's 'pathway' to senior football, it's essential we bring some of them through into the first team. The pathway is clearly attracting these promising young players, so we have to make sure it's actually working. | | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 13:34 - Jun 19 with 1406 views | EalingHoop81 |
| Jaylan Pearman on 13:21 - Jun 19 by dmm |
Given that every DS signing mentions QPR's 'pathway' to senior football, it's essential we bring some of them through into the first team. The pathway is clearly attracting these promising young players, so we have to make sure it's actually working. |
Fully agree we need to ensure it clearly still works but I think our current record of bringing players into the first team from 17-20 years old is excellent. Over the past 8 years the list would include:
Chair, Eze, Manning, Bright, Lumley, Dieng, Armstrong, Lloyd, Kolli, Manning, Smyth, Morgan and Sutton.
There are a few more that have played a handful of games. But that’s over 2 a year on average to have come through the DS and play a decent amount of Championship games. | | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 13:41 - Jun 19 with 1367 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| Jaylan Pearman on 13:34 - Jun 19 by EalingHoop81 |
Fully agree we need to ensure it clearly still works but I think our current record of bringing players into the first team from 17-20 years old is excellent. Over the past 8 years the list would include:
Chair, Eze, Manning, Bright, Lumley, Dieng, Armstrong, Lloyd, Kolli, Manning, Smyth, Morgan and Sutton.
There are a few more that have played a handful of games. But that’s over 2 a year on average to have come through the DS and play a decent amount of Championship games. |
I love bringing this up. I think it was 32 first team appearances since our last relegation.
Some right duffers in there it’s true, but that’s still impressive.
There was a few exceptions such as when Warburton left an empty space on the bench rather than put a YTS on it, which I think was shitty behaviour of a manager I otherwise liked. | | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 13:47 - Jun 19 with 1323 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| Jaylan Pearman on 10:17 - Jun 19 by Jevlar |
CEO Christian Nourry said: “Jaylan is a rare profile of 8/10, with a capacity to regularly get highly-accurate shots off whilst having very small pockets of space to operate in"
It's a generational thing right?
I have NEVER described, and doubt I ever will, an attacking midfielder as Nourry has above. |
I thought you were being on point from a comic petspective. Transpires you were regurgitating the latest wisdom to flow from the boy.
Nourry just cannot help himself. He's like Max Headroom v12.09.
He must be a total nightmare to servers when ordering in a restaurant. |  |
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| Jaylan Pearman on 14:18 - Jun 19 with 1214 views | 7374Ranger |
I have seen him a few times in the A League and he does look a decent prospect who likes to shoot during games. Admittedly that league is lower league 1 standard.
Like Bennie, he will need to adapt to the Championship via the Development Squad and probably a loan. Leyton Orient might be good for him. | | | |
| Jaylan Pearman on 00:44 - Jun 20 with 681 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
| Jaylan Pearman on 13:47 - Jun 19 by PlanetHonneywood |
I thought you were being on point from a comic petspective. Transpires you were regurgitating the latest wisdom to flow from the boy.
Nourry just cannot help himself. He's like Max Headroom v12.09.
He must be a total nightmare to servers when ordering in a restaurant. |
Waiter: Hello Sir, how was everything tonight?
CN: The chicken had rare profile of 8/10.
Waiter: The chicken was rare?
CN: No, the chicken had entered the phase of making the alterations to my appetite. Via the leadership of the chef and supported by individual waiters and the rest of the staff, it has been brilliant to see some of our brightest menu items get opportunities and take them: cheese and bacon potato skins, sour cream, two for one cocktails , and the fudge Sundae with two spoons have all contributed positively thus far.
Waiter: Er, well, here is your bill
CN: This bill presents us with low percentage service charges. I will be providing additional resources to reward your surplus efforts.
Waiter: I’m sorry what?
CN: For fck sake, it was pukka alright. [Post edited 20 Jun 0:57]
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| Jaylan Pearman on 09:23 - Jun 20 with 374 views | rbee |
| Jaylan Pearman on 14:18 - Jun 19 by 7374Ranger |
I have seen him a few times in the A League and he does look a decent prospect who likes to shoot during games. Admittedly that league is lower league 1 standard.
Like Bennie, he will need to adapt to the Championship via the Development Squad and probably a loan. Leyton Orient might be good for him. |
I went to a Perth Glory game about twenty years ago and was surprised at the quality, around League 2, National League standard, although much of that quality came from Eastern European imports.
One full back was superb, so good on the ball, I alerted the club when I got back. No reply.
Would you say that the A League is slowly improving? Has the number of imports reduced? |  | | |
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