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Reply | January transfer rumours
at 16:24 2 Feb 2026
He was highly rated by Hearts. We need to be careful not to get the reputation of NOT giving younger players a chance. |
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Thread | Isak Alemayehu Mulugeta
at 19:48 1 Feb 2026
Anyone add the opportunity to watch him yet?
Close to first team standard? |
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Reply | January transfer rumours
at 19:46 1 Feb 2026
Would Morgan go out on loan if Varane is sold?
Field likely to go, if I read the comment by Dave Mac correctly... |
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Reply | WLS podcast Dave Kev James
at 08:27 23 Jan 2026
I think they were spot on. Agree with most of what they say.
Kone is a good striker
The wide attackers arent doing enough
Julien needs to change the formation from time to time. |
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Reply | Is the season over?
at 21:43 20 Jan 2026
I take it all back....
I'm still concerned we could go down 🤣🤣🤣 |
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Reply | Is the season over?
at 13:25 20 Jan 2026
Addressing a few points....
I am not suggesting we have downed tools. Actually, if you blood younger players, they have an awful lot to play for.
The philosophy is to develop and sell, in order to do that, the younger players need to be playing.
Unlikely to go up or down, for me not going down or being near a relegation scrap is a massive relief and progress.
The point of the thread was more along the lines of who would you give a chance rather than any negativity around the season.
My key 3 would be:
Walsh, as someone said on another post....not as much pressure on him and a perfect season for him to gain experience now.
Esquerdinha, with Larkeche out until next season he has the opportunity to shine or potentially see himself as 3rd choice (or sent out on loan) next season.
Kolli - has to take this opportunity. |
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Thread | Is the season over?
at 20:36 19 Jan 2026
Unlikely to go up or down....
Hopefully we will get a top half finished which will be massive progress.
Should we concentrate now on blooding younger players and giving them experience at playing at this level? Appreciate we are having to do that anyway at the moment due to injuries.
If so who would be the two or three players you would all pick that you would like to see given more time on the pitch.
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Reply | January transfer rumours
at 08:31 18 Jan 2026
The report also went on to say that he has good pace but needs work on his hold up play and his passing.
Watching most of his goals they come from inside the box as a type of poacher, mainly on the ground, which is quite surprising seeing as he is so tall. [Post edited 18 Jan 8:32]
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Reply | January transfer rumours
at 07:30 18 Jan 2026
Seems to have been an impact sub at Lincoln.
Good reports though. One for the future.
Justin Obikwu is a physical and bustling young striker who currently plays for Coventry City, having recently been recalled from a loan spell at Lincoln City in January 2026.
Standing at 1.94m (approx. 6'4"), his playing style is characterized by his significant aerial presence and "poacher" instincts. Here is a breakdown of his player profile:
Playing Style & Strengths
* Goal Poacher: He is often described as a "bustling" forward who excels in the box. While he has historically had limited involvement in build-up play, he is highly effective at finishing chances.
* Physical Presence: His height makes him a natural target man and an indirect set-piece threat.
* Two-Footed: He is noted for being comfortable using both feet, which makes him unpredictable for defenders in the final third.
* Counter-Attack Threat: Despite his size, he is recognized as a threat on the counter-attack and is willing to dribble when the opportunity arises.
Areas for Development
* Build-up Play: Scouts have noted he can sometimes have limited involvement in the earlier phases of possession.
* Technical Consistency: Statistical profiles suggest areas for improvement include his passing accuracy, offside awareness, and ability to hold onto the ball under pressure.
Career Context
* International: He represents Trinidad and Tobago at the international level.
* Experience: He has gained significant senior experience through loan spells at Grimsby Town (League Two) and Lincoln City (League One) before returning to his parent club, Coventry City. |
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Reply | Murphy Cooper
at 17:01 17 Jan 2026
Obviously they lost but has anyone read anything about his performance? |
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