Troy Parrott F AZ Alkmaar b.2002

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  • seanfhear
    Banned
    • Dec 2007
    • 5452

    #931
    One thing Conte will have shown Parrot is the fitness levels that Conte expects at premiership level. I am not at all saying that Parrot has any trouble doing that, but he will certainly know having been trained by Conte and his staff.

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    • Razors left peg
      International Prospect
      • Mar 2008
      • 6292

      #932
      Originally posted by seanfhear
      One thing Conte will have shown Parrot is the fitness levels that Conte expects at premiership level. I am not at all saying that Parrot has any trouble doing that, but he will certainly know having been trained by Conte and his staff.
      Hes the fittest player in the Spurs squad according to The Athletic article I posted in the preseason thread a couple of days ago.
      Its really not that complicated!!!

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      • tommy_c12000
        First Team
        • May 2008
        • 2100

        #933
        Originally posted by Razors left peg
        Hes the fittest player in the Spurs squad according to The Athletic article I posted in the preseason thread a couple of days ago.
        He’s certainly in the top 17 or so at the current time….

        Can see him “winning” the last run towards the end. But basically there are ~17 or so together throughout, with 2 others slightly behind. The big hitters are all chilling out early. A young enthusiastic Troy busts his gut at the end to win, good to see, but wouldn’t read too much into it. His attitude certainly seems on point right now, he has improved, probably destined for a top half championship loan. Hopefully he will hit the season running
        Last edited by tetsujin1979; 13/07/2022, 9:48 PM. Reason: Embedded video

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        • jbyrne
          Seasoned Pro
          • Sep 2004
          • 3497

          #934
          Originally posted by tommy_c12000
          He’s certainly in the top 17 or so at the current time….

          Can see him “winning” the last run towards the end. But basically there are ~17 or so together throughout, with 2 others slightly behind. The big hitters are all chilling out early. A young enthusiastic Troy busts his gut at the end to win, good to see, but wouldn’t read too much into it. His attitude certainly seems on point right now, he has improved, probably destined for a top half championship loan. Hopefully he will hit the season running
          the point where you realize the Ireland international section of the forum has run out of proper issues to discuss and disect ......

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          • JR89
            First Team
            • Sep 2021
            • 2406

            #935
            Talk that Sunderland have already submitted a bid, and that there's interest from QPR and PNE too.

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            • JR89
              First Team
              • Sep 2021
              • 2406

              #936
              Having a medical today at Preston.

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              • Diggs246
                Seasoned Pro
                • Oct 2016
                • 2709

                #937
                Are we happy? do they play a number 10 behind the striker ?

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                • CSAD
                  Banned
                  • Sep 2020
                  • 1016

                  #938
                  Originally posted by JR89
                  Having a medical today at Preston.
                  Genuinely would be better going back to MK Dons…am absolutely dire loan.

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                  • seanfhear
                    Banned
                    • Dec 2007
                    • 5452

                    #939
                    Originally posted by JR89
                    Having a medical today at Preston.
                    Not that important really but interesting that they do a medical for a loan move. I suppose there are reasons for it.

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                    • Eirambler
                      International Prospect
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 5046

                      #940
                      Originally posted by CSAD
                      Genuinely would be better going back to MK Dons…am absolutely dire loan.
                      It really isn't. Another season in League 1 would be a wasted year for him now, he has moved on from that level. Cameron Archer went to Preston for the second half of last season and scored 7 goals in 20 appearances. As a result he may well get a shot with the Aston Villa first team this season. So that's the template they're looking to follow with Parrott.

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                      • Diggs246
                        Seasoned Pro
                        • Oct 2016
                        • 2709

                        #941
                        Originally posted by Eirambler
                        It really isn't. Another season in League 1 would be a wasted year for him now, he has moved on from that level. Cameron Archer went to Preston for the second half of last season and scored 7 goals in 20 appearances. As a result he may well get a shot with the Aston Villa first team this season. So that's the template they're looking to follow with Parrott.
                        But how do they play? Are they set up in a way to suit him?

                        Millwall wasn't good and let's hope he can avoid a repeat of that.

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                        • Eirambler
                          International Prospect
                          • Apr 2004
                          • 5046

                          #942
                          Preston seem to play some OK stuff these days. Pretty typical Championship stuff, but not hoofball.

                          Here are Archer's goals for them last season to give an idea of what role Parrott might be expected to play.

                          Last edited by tetsujin1979; 25/07/2022, 1:32 PM. Reason: Embedded video

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                          • Diggs246
                            Seasoned Pro
                            • Oct 2016
                            • 2709

                            #943
                            Originally posted by Eirambler
                            Preston seem to play some OK stuff these days. Pretty typical Championship stuff, but not hoofball.

                            Here are Archer's goals for them last season to give an idea of what role Parrott might be expected to play.

                            https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oFtIKgSlsF4
                            Thats great and thanks
                            Surely thats the key. If he fits in as a 10 then he will do very well. I'm not sure he is fast enough to be an out and out 9

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                            • passinginterest
                              International Prospect
                              • Oct 2006
                              • 5318

                              #944
                              Speculation has been that Spurs were insisting that wherever he went on loan it’s to be as a number 9. I think that’s where Preston are short too so he’ll most likely be their main central striker. Hopefully he can start the season well.
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                              • Exgrad
                                Reserves
                                • Jan 2020
                                • 407

                                #945
                                Looks like one of the reasons he's going to Preston is so that he gets a chance to play as a 9:

                                Troy Parrott is leaving Tottenham on loan to join Preston North End, The Athletic understands. The Lancashire club have beaten off a posse of Championship rivals to sign the talented 20-year-old Irish forward. It will be Parrott’s fourth loan following spells at Millwall and Ipswich, before last...


                                He has been linked with Middlesbrough and Swansea, with Sunderland and QPR believed to have expressed interest as well.
                                But manager Lowe, who replaced Frankie McAvoy last December, may have specified a particular position – No 9 – for Parrott, which could be what Spurs would prefer.

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