Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 3:48 pm  

It is almost like the club invite criticism with their cloak and dagger tactics.
We don't really know who is going to play on any one day ... injuries aside ... and there is very little continuity.
I mean for instance Beryl didn't play last week and we found this out by someone who was on Facebook.
The Hull players float about here there and everywhere.
But at the same time we are building a side slowly with a good few additions in recent weeks and with a tidy run of games to come, which we ought to win.

There is a nagging voice that tells me that we are really not that brilliant and certainly not a stand out side and that we could come a cropper if we don't act more like a professional outfit. We need to be a bit more organised on the park, but we are sloppy, very sloppy at times.
But it ain't my problem ... I will keep turning up and hope to watch some good footy, because we will get better and better until injuries maybe hinder us.
COYD

Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 4:25 pm  

It takes 3 Parties for DR
hull -Doncaster and the player what if the player doesn’t what to come and what’s to play in a higher League bear that in mind that’s all I am saying

Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 4:53 pm  

Well yes, but I should imagine all Hull players want that.
Toronto had Logan and now Miloudi when we had them first.
Presumably they were happy to play for the Dons then.
I would have thought they did as they're told.

Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 5:01 pm  

Stand-Offish wrote:

It is almost like the club invite criticism with their cloak and dagger tactics.
We don't really know who is going to play on any one day ... injuries aside ... and there is very little continuity.
I mean for instance Beryl didn't play last week and we found this out by someone who was on Facebook.
The Hull players float about here there and everywhere.
But at the same time we are building a side slowly with a good few additions in recent weeks and with a tidy run of games to come, which we ought to win.

There is a nagging voice that tells me that we are really not that brilliant and certainly not a stand out side and that we could come a cropper if we don't act more like a professional outfit. We need to be a bit more organised on the park, but we are sloppy, very sloppy at times.
But it ain't my problem ... I will keep turning up and hope to watch some good footy, because we will get better and better until injuries maybe hinder us.
COYD

No coincidence that the unbeaten run we went on last season was with a settled side. No sign of that just yet, it appears the experiment continues. I of course take into account the long term injuries suffered by two key forwards.

Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 5:10 pm  

It all about salary cap for Hull.
They also dont pay the salary when the players are out on loan.
We have Logan back this week from Toronto loan so i guess we needed to send another out and its Miloudi.
I agree with another of your posters that Miloudi is not and never will be a full back.He will come up with the odd piece of magic and entertainment but he is unsafe under a high ball and cant tackle to save his life.His best position for me is half back.
You are better off with Connor Wynne at full back now he is fit.

Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 6:06 pm  

It has to be agreed with all three parties, Dons, Hull and Miloudi. It was agreed between the two clubs that he would come on a season long loan but Hakim stated that although he loved it at Donny he wants to play at a higher level and thats why he has gone to Toronto.

Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 6:08 pm  

bonaire wrote:

It all about salary cap for Hull.
They also dont pay the salary when the players are out on loan.
We have Logan back this week from Toronto loan so i guess we needed to send another out and its Miloudi.
I agree with another of your posters that Miloudi is not and never will be a full back.He will come up with the odd piece of magic and entertainment but he is unsafe under a high ball and cant tackle to save his life.His best position for me is half back.
You are better off with Connor Wynne at full back now he is fit.

The machinations of the salary cap is something we can only dream of but I concur with you on this matter.It will be interesting to see if RH takes young Wynne back into the Dons fold.

Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 6:10 pm  

Another Penalty wrote:

It has to be agreed with all three parties, Dons, Hull and Miloudi. It was agreed between the two clubs that he would come on a season long loan but Hakim stated that although he loved it at Donny he wants to play at a higher level and thats why he has gone to Toronto.

Baz, and this is exactly why we should no longer be sodding about in League 1. (not a pop at you)

Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 6:27 pm  

No worries Alan, just trying to reflect on what happened.

Re: Miloudi to Toronto : Thu Apr 04, 2019 7:20 pm  

How does he have a say where he is sent to?
Hull are his bosses aren't they and we have an ARRANGEMENT with Hull for which we pay?
This way we get the lesser players.
Thought we would get the best available of those not in the Hull squad.
But if course in practice it doesn't work.
A bit like Brexit.