QuoteFingers cross, it would be nice if we had a good young prospect was wasn’t a complete tw@t for a change.Originally Posted by seanfhear
Hopefully Parrot’s associations are not holding him back.
Fingers cross, it would be nice if we had a good young prospect was wasn’t a complete tw@t for a change.
Starts and scores today.
Obafemi back getting game time and looking strong at seasons end. Idah closes with last goal of season for championship champs, and now Parrott scores in final game of season. After a painful season, finally some hope going into the summer?!
i was wondering if Parrot can play for Spurs in any of their final three games (Wolves, Villa, and Leicester), but since he was still with Millwall in January, and then Ipswich until the end of the season, playing for Tottenham in any of those games would mean he can't go on loan next season, because that would mean playing for more than three teams in one calendar year, correct?
I wonder will he ever play first team football for spurs again
I'm sure I read somewhere that the three teams in a calendar year thing had been dropped for now due to Covid.
Parrott, Obafemi, Idah and Connolly get just enough game time at the end to raise our hopes for next season.... we need more like Omobamidele who come out of nowhere to impress immediately and not the long slow disappointment of so many others.
Often with young players you get the initial breakthrough followed by the slow disappointing realisation that it's going to take a few years for them to fully develop. So we'll probably get the disappointment with Omobamidele next season but hopefully a few of the others might kick on again. Parrott's last couple of games after breaking back into the Ipswich team have certainly renewed a bit of hope with him, though hopefully without the levels of hype that came before.
The Athletic are reporting Troy Parrott is off to MK Dons for the season. He wasn't going to get a Championship move so, in England anyway, this is as good a move as any. Young manager. O'Hora already there. Close to London.
He should learn something about the road-abouts of football in Milton Keyes.
Atleast now that he’s given up trying to have a prosperous football career he can focus on his priorities such as DELETED
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Confirmed on their website. Good move under a progressive manager and close to London. First up is Mark Travers on Saturday in the league cup
Apparently he turned down a move to Feyenoord a few days ago, which seemed like a bizarre suggestion. Glad to see him find a club in League 1, I'd rather see our players play forty times a season at a smaller club than sit on the bench or play in the reserves at a larger one.
Bad start to Troy’s MK Dons stint. The manager who recruited him, Russ Martin, has left to Swansea…
That is onwards and upwards for the manager so Troy was recruited by a manager on the rise.
goal for Troy, pulling 1 back at home to Sunderland who had led 0-2.
Great to see him get off the mark so quickly. I had a quick look at the sky sports tracker: after no mentions in the first half, he seems to be central to MK Dons' play in the second half. https://www.skysports.com/football/m...nd/live/447907
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Attempt missed. Troy Parrott (MK Dons) header from the centre of the box is high and wide to the left. Assisted by Daniel Harvie with a cross.
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Attempt saved. Troy Parrott (MK Dons) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the top centre of the goal.
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Attempt missed. Troy Parrott (MK Dons) header from the centre of the box is just a bit too high. Assisted by Daniel Harvie with a cross.
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Goal! MK Dons 1, Sunderland 2. Troy Parrott (MK Dons) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Matt O'Riley.
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Troy Parrott (MK Dons) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
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