Guy Assulin Available On Loan

[Gemmel]

Ipswich after him, with Man City apparently happy to let him go out on loan for a season.

 

Should we be interested?

 

 

 

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/transfer-news/Manchester-City-youngster-Gai-Assulin-wanted-on-loan-by-Ipswich-who-also-chase-Matt-Lowton-of-Sheffield-United-article799239.html

[buctootim]

Doubt it. He's a winger / attacking midfielder according to wiki. Not exactly what we need.

[a1ex2001]

another midfielder and an unproven one with a terrible injury record to boot. No thanks.

[Foxstone]

I think he can play up top, but on balance I would say probably not in view of his fitness record.

[westofshannonsaint]

Wingers useful so Guly can be moved to striker. But is that harsh on Lee Holmes? It's hard to tell where to strengthen while getting such good results to be honest.

 

I'm not hugely convinced by loans for anything but emergency cover, like NGuessan last season. Get them in when it'd be a waste of money to spend and boost numbers short term. Maybe if Holmes, Guly or De Ridder get injured we'll bring a winger in.

 

what's your thoughts about Chaplow? or, Papa Waigo/the Reading lad who's name escapes me from the season before? was Guly initially a loan? & according to the majority of 'those that go' Jos is settling in nicely.

 

to me loans represent a low risk option to strengthen regardless of it's emergency cover or try before you buy.

[pingwing]

*Gai....