19-04-2021, 03:11 PM
We still need creativity and pace. Here are some Potential Midfielders and widemen
Alex Mowatt, (here I go again lol) Barnsley Midfielder - Mowatt has proven to be a consistent performer again and has brilliant delivery and driving Barnsley to the Play offs. He is a leader that will run through walls for his team. If Barnsley don’t go up, Alex is on a free. They will be a queue of clubs wanting his signature, but surely we must be in the hunt if we are ambitious for promotion, and with him 26 years of age he really is coming into the prime of his career.
Conor Houriane (villa / Swansea) A player similar to Mowatt (great left foot, good delivery etc) is Conor, albeit he is 30 now. He is on a free in the summer, and if Swansea don’t go up, perhaps we could try and get him on a bosman.
Gustavo Hamer – Coventry Age 23. Cost Coventry £1m from Zwolle only last year, and proved to be a bargain. Commanding midfielder, the Dutch – Brazilian is quality on the ball and has tenacity off it, would be a great signing.
Matt Crooks Age 27 – Can play as defensive midfielder and attacking midfielder. HE is a big unit at 6.4” who can put his foot in and score goals. A product of Man Utd youth team would surely want to stay in the championship if Rotherham get relegated.
Jed Wallace – Millwall, been around years it seems (and looks like he has) but is only 27, and although not had a good a season as last, he has natural speed, directness and good at set pieces. We could do with a player like him on the right.
George Honeyman – Hull Age 26. Another player who has been around but still young. Played in Premier League for Sunderland, captained them. Lost his way a little, joined Hull and having a great season and has double figures for assists this year. If Hull don’t get promoted, he be worth seriously looking at.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall Leicester 22 year old. Been tremendous for Luton on loan, good passing range, can carry the ball (don’t we just need players who can do that) and Leicester may look to loan him out again next season.
Noah Chilvers. Colchester. Only 20 years old, this promising attacking midfielder has shone in a struggling side.
Charlie Kirk – Crewe, Age 23. Mentioned him last season and left sided wideman has impressed again this season. Surely time for a move.
Jordan Graham – Gillingham Age 26. Once highly thought of but had too many loans. Finally signed for Gillingham and has become a cornerstone of the Gills attacking play, may be worth keeping an eye on him.
Flynn Downes – Ipswich Age 22. Standout midfielder for the Tractor Boys, but the central midfielder did have a knee problem but when fully fit he continues to prove himself.
Nicky Caden – Forest Green Rovers. 24 year old. Great left foot and delivery from left flank, may be looking at moving up the leagues to see if he can still deliver.
Elliot Watt. Age 21. Blackpool Scotland u21, signed from Wolves and has become a linchpin for the Tangerines.
Liam Kinsella – Walsall. Age 25. Can you remember his dad Mark (48 caps for Ireland) his son making name for himself at Walsall as a ball winning midfielder with plenty of energy.
Cameron Brannagan. Oxford 24 year old. Been at Oxford a while now and was out with an eye injury earlier in the season, but he is a key midfielder for Oxford, and perhaps ready to move on.
Morgan Rogers 18 year old who plays for Lincoln City, on loan from Manchester City. He plays as a midfielder or forward and has loads of assists working well with our Brennan Johnson. May be his next loan could be to Forest.
Alfie Doughty (Charlton) Looking for a player with pace and potential, then Doughty at Charlton, needs looking at. Injured at moment, but could mean if take a gamble you can get him now, whilst other clubs wait?
Ronan Curtis (Portsmouth) – Always chipping in with goals and assists. The Pompey star's work off the ball has also drawn admiration, with his 2.2 tackles per game ranking among the top 20 players in the league and be a good option on the left. Already a Republic of Ireland International as well
Scott Twine (Swindon) 21 year old - is not quite the finished article just yet but has already started to deliver on his potential in the lower echelons of the Football League. He looks capable of making the transition to the Championship with proper guidance and maybe even to the top-flight in due course of time.
Alex Mowatt, (here I go again lol) Barnsley Midfielder - Mowatt has proven to be a consistent performer again and has brilliant delivery and driving Barnsley to the Play offs. He is a leader that will run through walls for his team. If Barnsley don’t go up, Alex is on a free. They will be a queue of clubs wanting his signature, but surely we must be in the hunt if we are ambitious for promotion, and with him 26 years of age he really is coming into the prime of his career.
Conor Houriane (villa / Swansea) A player similar to Mowatt (great left foot, good delivery etc) is Conor, albeit he is 30 now. He is on a free in the summer, and if Swansea don’t go up, perhaps we could try and get him on a bosman.
Gustavo Hamer – Coventry Age 23. Cost Coventry £1m from Zwolle only last year, and proved to be a bargain. Commanding midfielder, the Dutch – Brazilian is quality on the ball and has tenacity off it, would be a great signing.
Matt Crooks Age 27 – Can play as defensive midfielder and attacking midfielder. HE is a big unit at 6.4” who can put his foot in and score goals. A product of Man Utd youth team would surely want to stay in the championship if Rotherham get relegated.
Jed Wallace – Millwall, been around years it seems (and looks like he has) but is only 27, and although not had a good a season as last, he has natural speed, directness and good at set pieces. We could do with a player like him on the right.
George Honeyman – Hull Age 26. Another player who has been around but still young. Played in Premier League for Sunderland, captained them. Lost his way a little, joined Hull and having a great season and has double figures for assists this year. If Hull don’t get promoted, he be worth seriously looking at.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall Leicester 22 year old. Been tremendous for Luton on loan, good passing range, can carry the ball (don’t we just need players who can do that) and Leicester may look to loan him out again next season.
Noah Chilvers. Colchester. Only 20 years old, this promising attacking midfielder has shone in a struggling side.
Charlie Kirk – Crewe, Age 23. Mentioned him last season and left sided wideman has impressed again this season. Surely time for a move.
Jordan Graham – Gillingham Age 26. Once highly thought of but had too many loans. Finally signed for Gillingham and has become a cornerstone of the Gills attacking play, may be worth keeping an eye on him.
Flynn Downes – Ipswich Age 22. Standout midfielder for the Tractor Boys, but the central midfielder did have a knee problem but when fully fit he continues to prove himself.
Nicky Caden – Forest Green Rovers. 24 year old. Great left foot and delivery from left flank, may be looking at moving up the leagues to see if he can still deliver.
Elliot Watt. Age 21. Blackpool Scotland u21, signed from Wolves and has become a linchpin for the Tangerines.
Liam Kinsella – Walsall. Age 25. Can you remember his dad Mark (48 caps for Ireland) his son making name for himself at Walsall as a ball winning midfielder with plenty of energy.
Cameron Brannagan. Oxford 24 year old. Been at Oxford a while now and was out with an eye injury earlier in the season, but he is a key midfielder for Oxford, and perhaps ready to move on.
Morgan Rogers 18 year old who plays for Lincoln City, on loan from Manchester City. He plays as a midfielder or forward and has loads of assists working well with our Brennan Johnson. May be his next loan could be to Forest.
Alfie Doughty (Charlton) Looking for a player with pace and potential, then Doughty at Charlton, needs looking at. Injured at moment, but could mean if take a gamble you can get him now, whilst other clubs wait?
Ronan Curtis (Portsmouth) – Always chipping in with goals and assists. The Pompey star's work off the ball has also drawn admiration, with his 2.2 tackles per game ranking among the top 20 players in the league and be a good option on the left. Already a Republic of Ireland International as well
Scott Twine (Swindon) 21 year old - is not quite the finished article just yet but has already started to deliver on his potential in the lower echelons of the Football League. He looks capable of making the transition to the Championship with proper guidance and maybe even to the top-flight in due course of time.
Everyone is entitled to my opinion - COYR :)