' Today should be confirmed '
Tue Jan 19, 2021 7:16 am
Perry Ng could be confirmed as a Cardiff City player today.
Crewe Alexandra boss Dave Artell had previously confirmed that the full-back was on his way to complete a medical in South Wales ahead of a move that, according to sources up in Cheshire, is believed to be around £350,000 including add ons.
Speaking about the move, Artell said: “I have no qualms about him playing next week in the Championship, absolutely none at all. I wish him the best of luck, he deserves it.”
Crewe Alexandra boss Dave Artell had previously confirmed that the full-back was on his way to complete a medical in South Wales ahead of a move that, according to sources up in Cheshire, is believed to be around £350,000 including add ons.
Speaking about the move, Artell said: “I have no qualms about him playing next week in the Championship, absolutely none at all. I wish him the best of luck, he deserves it.”
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Re: ' Today should be confirmed '
Tue Jan 19, 2021 7:41 am
Will he be able to play tomorrow.I hope so because we are desperate.
Re: ' Today should be confirmed '
Tue Jan 19, 2021 8:09 am
Sneggyblubird wrote:Will he be able to play tomorrow.I hope so because we are desperate.
Martin yes if signed today
Re: ' Today should be confirmed '
Tue Jan 19, 2021 8:12 am
Sneggyblubird wrote:Will he be able to play tomorrow.I hope so because we are desperate.
As long as he signs by 12.00 today, I thought it was 5pm today perhaps someone can confirm
Re: ' Today should be confirmed '
Tue Jan 19, 2021 8:25 am
Igovernor wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Will he be able to play tomorrow.I hope so because we are desperate.
As long as he signs by 12.00 today, I thought it was 5pm today perhaps someone can confirm
Roger it use to be 12pm on a Friday for a Saturday game
I don’t know if the regulations have changed?
Re: ' Today should be confirmed '
Tue Jan 19, 2021 8:27 am
BBC Radio Stoke's Crewe Alexandra reporter Graham McGarry to get the full lowdown on the Singapore-qualified player.
What's he like as a player?
He's a modern day full-back and he fits the modern day game. Definitely. He's an up and down player, who can do the defending side of it, but he's very effective in the final third, and he's very versatile.
He's played right-back, left-back, centre-half and as a holding midfielder in his time in the first team. There are plenty of roles he can fill and perhaps if he was a bit taller, he would have been an out-and-out centre-back, but the size of him makes him more suited to the full-back role.
Is he good enough for the Championship?
I don't think he'll have any problem. The better the player he plays with, the better he'll become. He's come through a real spell of hard work to get where he is. He wasn't one of the high-flyers of the academy or anything. So he's had to prove himself and work his way through all that to reach the level that he's been at for the last two years.
He captains the team in the way he plays. Yes, he wants to win and wants to produce a good performance, but he's not a shouter in the dressing room or anything like that.
There's definitely more to come from him, though. He's still got time on his side at 24. He could be playing in the Premier League in two years. There's nothing to stop him.
He's had a few suspensions in his career already, is there a problem with his temperament?
He obviously had a horrible experience when he got done at Cheltenham in the cup for spitting.
He still has a tendency to let himself down and he's got to learn from that if he wants to kick on.
I don't think it's a massive issue. I really don't. He's had 155 games under his belt already. He's the captain of the team and led them to promotion. So he's got all the attributes that managers quite like.
What's he like as a player?
He's a modern day full-back and he fits the modern day game. Definitely. He's an up and down player, who can do the defending side of it, but he's very effective in the final third, and he's very versatile.
He's played right-back, left-back, centre-half and as a holding midfielder in his time in the first team. There are plenty of roles he can fill and perhaps if he was a bit taller, he would have been an out-and-out centre-back, but the size of him makes him more suited to the full-back role.
Is he good enough for the Championship?
I don't think he'll have any problem. The better the player he plays with, the better he'll become. He's come through a real spell of hard work to get where he is. He wasn't one of the high-flyers of the academy or anything. So he's had to prove himself and work his way through all that to reach the level that he's been at for the last two years.
He captains the team in the way he plays. Yes, he wants to win and wants to produce a good performance, but he's not a shouter in the dressing room or anything like that.
There's definitely more to come from him, though. He's still got time on his side at 24. He could be playing in the Premier League in two years. There's nothing to stop him.
He's had a few suspensions in his career already, is there a problem with his temperament?
He obviously had a horrible experience when he got done at Cheltenham in the cup for spitting.
He still has a tendency to let himself down and he's got to learn from that if he wants to kick on.
I don't think it's a massive issue. I really don't. He's had 155 games under his belt already. He's the captain of the team and led them to promotion. So he's got all the attributes that managers quite like.
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