Lavery Looks a Handful

Quality forwards are difficult to recruit and are often the difference so will be great if he kicks on and does well this season. His goal showed two things, he knew exactly where he needed to be - six yard box ahead of the defender - and didn't even have to think about where to direct the ball, went into the net in a flash, that was instinctive.
 
We have him on 2 year deal plus one year option.

Interesting its 'only' that and not 3. But still a long time and whose value is only going to rise.
 
Turned the game lavery and bowler coming on. Lavery looked tiny compared to all their seemingly 6 ft 8 players but he has no fear, got the bit between his teeth. And agreed whoever mentioned that turn he did leaving 3 of their players floundering.
 
JJpool said:
We have him on 2 year deal plus one year option.

Interesting its 'only' that and not 3. But still a long time and whose value is only going to rise.
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However, we've shown with Yates that we're willing these days to offer improved contracts to those we deem to be worth it if they do well, even if they still have years left with us.
 
Shayne played well for the blues 'linfield' and he was a handful and i watched him a few times & defenders if they made mistakes he would pounce on the ball and score ! He is a real handful and always hungry! I was glad to see him joining the pool as he is an excited player to watch and hopefully he will get a few more this season
 
poolfc said:
Was impressed with his attitude towards improving his strength and conditioning knowing he'd likely get a move back to england this summer. Putting the work in to better himself.
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Yes after he left Everton he went back to the Irish lge to help him get back to England as Irish lge is a tough lge and helped him abit to move back across , Glad to see him joining the pool
 
He’s a ** genius signing and if you have doubts, I’m sorry, you’re wrong
 
Yep he looked very bright, the exciting thing is he will only get better as he will still not be up to speed fitness wise. so he has got gears to go through yet, but looks a real find. His goal looks better every time, great movement and anticipation.
 
From the moment he came on he just went for it

Making his debut against a well established Championship side in front of the away end he didn’t care he was desperate to score

Brilliant
 
The situation suited him, we had to press for an equaliser and running at tired legs is a lot easier than at the start of the game. That isn't to take away from the impact he made, he clearly has good feet, protects the ball very well and a nice turn of pace. If he's used as an impact sub initially I wouldn't be surprised but eventually I think we could have a real player on our hands. Delighted for the lad.
 
NewburyOne said:
The situation suited him, we had to press for an equaliser and running at tired legs is a lot easier than at the start of the game. That isn't to take away from the impact he made, he clearly has good feet, protects the ball very well and a nice turn of pace. If he's used as an impact sub initially I wouldn't be surprised but eventually I think we could have a real player on our hands. Delighted for the lad.
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As well as his speed, he has something that can’t be taught, a strikers instinct. He knows where the goal is without really looking.
 
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