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Hopefully he doesn't impact on the development of Watts, McEneff, Bolger, Kavanagh etc. Also promising young players who you'd want to be playing regularly too.
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Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Hopefully he doesn't impact on the development of Watts, McEneff, Bolger, Kavanagh etc. Also promising young players who you'd want to be playing regularly too.
How could he impact on their development?
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Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Hopefully he doesn't impact on the development of Watts, McEneff, Bolger, Kavanagh etc. Also promising young players who you'd want to be playing regularly too.
How could he impact on their development?
He could teach them how to throw a strop.
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I’ve a feeling living at home will bring out the best in him🤗
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My guess is ten games and he'll be on his way again.
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Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Hopefully he doesn't impact on the development of Watts, McEneff, Bolger, Kavanagh etc. Also promising young players who you'd want to be playing regularly too.
How could he impact on their development?

By taking their place in the team obviously? LOL
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For anyone being overly harsh on Byrne btw, it's worth considering his background. Lost his father when he was just 11, which would obviously have had a big effect on him. It's not hard to imagine, for example, that it may have led to him having an aversion to investing himself into anything too heavily for fear that it will be taken away from him. That would go a long way to explaining why he does so well when he's instantly put into a team (Cambuur and Oldham), but quickly capitulates when things are made more difficult for him (Wigan, Blackburn, and Kilmarnock).
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Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

For anyone being overly harsh on Byrne btw, it's worth considering his background. Lost his father when he was just 11, which would obviously have had a big effect on him. It's not hard to imagine, for example, that it may have led to him having an aversion to investing himself into anything too heavily for fear that it will be taken away from him. That would go a long way to explaining why he does so well when he's instantly put into a team (Cambuur and Oldham), but quickly capitulates when things are made more difficult for him (Wigan, Blackburn, and Kilmarnock).
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Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

For anyone being overly harsh on Byrne btw, it's worth considering his background. Lost his father when he was just 11, which would obviously have had a big effect on him. It's not hard to imagine, for example, that it may have led to him having an aversion to investing himself into anything too heavily for fear that it will be taken away from him. That would go a long way to explaining why he does so well when he's instantly put into a team (Cambuur and Oldham), but quickly capitulates when things are made more difficult for him (Wigan, Blackburn, and Kilmarnock).

That’s the reason why any scout worth his salt does a background check on a promising player. 
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Shows what a bad attitude does, should have stayed in Cambuur another season.

Really hope it works out for him at Rovers and it's just a short stint back at home before he gets a move back over to Europe.
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He looked happier and more prepared to apply himself at Cambuur where he was playing regularly. He doesn't seem to have the patience to bide his time and work his way into a team. If he's a frequent starter in the LOI, which, as has been pointed out, is by no means a certainty, hopefully he'll kick on from there.
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Jack is quality. Hopefully get a year or two of him in LOI.

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Better than Josh Cullen who has just been called up 
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Sincerely hope he can move his career forward. A proper talent. Perhaps a move back to Holland would suit him
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Originally posted by engpad engpad wrote:

Better than Josh Cullen who has just been called up 

Conpletely different types of player. Cullen is an orthodox midfielder who is tidy in possession and will keep things ticking over; Byrne is an attacking midfielder who can provide moments of quality and a goal threat.


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Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Originally posted by engpad engpad wrote:

Better than Josh Cullen who has just been called up 

Conpletely different types of player. Cullen is an orthodox midfielder who is tidy in possession and will keep things ticking over; Byrne is an attacking midfielder who can provide moments of quality and a goal threat.

Yes, but Cullen has been brought in to replace Alan Browne who is more offensive (or has been this season). 
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