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Is he not another Lavery?
2 Goals and 3 assists. here.
No, He's a Scully.
Similar build, but Scully plays more out wide
Cut and pasted in the Gazette, with the additional information that nothing has happened on it.
Wow looks like some player. Some of those shots would go in no matter what league he's playing in!
Cue replies of "it's only league one", "Cambridge was the opposition " blah blah
Never had Glenn Bowley down as a winger. More of a sub who sits at the back, laughing and messing around on the bench.Wow looks like some player. Some of those shots would go in no matter what league he's playing in!
This lad might even be an improvement on Bowler. Having said that Bowley and him tearing it down each wing....
Got rejected by Liverpool. Hope he's aging well.
hes like CJ but with an end Product
he plays on the left... not the right like bowler
To be fair, this lad is a winger.
So did Owen Dale in league 1
Jerry struggled because he didn’t get the service required !
And the Championship , Reading away ( right foot ) Barnsley away ( left foot)
staceywest.net
Thats what i mean, Scully seems very similar to Dale, who we already have
Ah right. Sorry , I thought you were having a pop at him.
"In our 2020/21 play-off season, he scored 17 times without ever really nailing down a first-team place. Is he a winger? Probably not quick enough. Is he a striker? Maybe not big enough. Is he a ten? Perhaps. Whatever his best position and I still don’t think we know it yet, he is an effective player no matter where he starts. Last season he netted 15 goals, despite being out of the team for a couple of months injured. He just has a knack for getting into the right positions to score.An interesting blog on Scully.
Anthony Scully Subject of Blackpool Speculation | The Stacey West
It’s not hugely surprising, is it? Michael Appleton has been linked with a move for Anthony Scully, and it seems to be a case of [...]
No not at all, i like Dale and i think he could be a good player if given a decent run of games which he (and a few others) didnt get under Critchley.
With that attitude we may as well never sign a player from any other league ever again then! I think we’ve got to trust the scouts, analysts and coaches who will work with or who already have a knowledge of these players to make a decision based on attributes as opposed to simple statistics such as goals and assists. There’s a lot more to a players game. Scully may well thrive with better cleverer players around him. You are right and could well be a flop though. But I do trust the clubs approach. In recent years they’ve been pretty solid and have a good record of finding players who have made the step up.
Why this obsession with us losing Bowler. IMHO he had about 10 good games and scored some decent goals but if I were a scout I'd say he needs to prove himself before any big money bids are made.
Because we know teams *did* put big money (relative) bids in for him I guess?
Maybe we need a sculleryNo, He's a Scully.
