Probably time he got his own thread.

 

Anyway

 

http://www.afc.co.uk/news/10250.php#.WeisiFtSyUk

 

Signed on until summer 2021

I see Rory McArdle has a double for Scunthorpe United tonight with half an hour to go plus I'm sure he got their goal last Saturday too!!! 

I still have ptsd from Mcardle playing right back

I still have ptsd from Mcardle playing right back

 

At least he was an improvement on Ifil at right back.

Just thought if McKenna was to leave before transfer window shut and Devlin plus Taylor injury prone could McArdle be a stop gap??

Just thought if McKenna was to leave before transfer window shut and Devlin plus Taylor injury prone could McArdle be a stop gap??

 

No. But judging by the replies to my Efe Ambrose and Jack Hendry suggestions, I am not the best judge, SeeBass. 

Although he was no right back, McArdle wasn't a bad centre half, would he be a step up from anyone we currently have?  I would say yes, but fine margins and all that.

 

Best not sign any players from days gone by as never usually works out.

Saw McCardle play for Bradford a couple of times against Millwall. He was a good solid CB, but that was 4 years ago now.

Ok ok questionable source I know (Daily Mail)

 

reporting that Sean Dyche @ Burnley is a long time admirer of McKenna and is lining up a January move for him.

 

Whilst I think it it is highly unlikely that McKenna would see much game time initially, I'm sure the wages would ease the pain for him of not playing. Alternatively he might just go down there and take his game to another level which could only benefit the national team.

Ok ok questionable source I know (Daily Mail)

 

reporting that Sean Dyche @ Burnley is a long time admirer of McKenna and is lining up a January move for him.

 

Whilst I think it it is highly unlikely that McKenna would see much game time initially, I'm sure the wages would ease the pain for him of not playing. Alternatively he might just go down there and take his game to another level which could only benefit the national team.

 

 

It sounds like the ideal sort of move for him IMO and I have no doubt that once he gets his head down he can become an important member of their squad. Money plz.

If Harry Maguire was worth that much, McKenna is worth a helluva a lot of money.

 

I wouldn't have paid half of what Man U paid Leicester for Maguire but I'd bite Burnley's hand off for £7.5m for McKenna.

I said just after we played Burnley that McKenna would do well in that side. They currently have Ben Mee playing on the left side of their central defence. At just 6ft, he's a relative midget in central defensive terms down south and not particularly quick that would perhaps compensate for his lack of physicality. Now 30 as well. Would he supplant McKenna from the Scotland team? I really don't think so. I reckon McKenna would take his place down there within 6-8 weeks of joining up.

 

As Tyrant says......let's see your money Burnley

 

I said just after we played Burnley that McKenna would do well in that side. They currently have Ben Mee playing on the left side of their central defence. At just 6ft, he's a relative midget in central defensive terms down south and not particularly quick that would perhaps compensate for his lack of physicality. Now 30 as well. Would he supplant McKenna from the Scotland team? I really don't think so. I reckon McKenna would take his place down there within 6-8 weeks of joining up.

 

As Tyrant says......let's see your money Burnley

 

Agreed. The thing about McKenna is that he has the space to raise his game further. You can see it in some games for us when we go behind or he makes a mistake. He focuses and starts moving forward with the ball and seems to increase in confidence in games. If he has more of a challenge in games, he'll step up I reckon. Even in the hun game at home where he had an atrocious first half, he sorted himself out for the remainder of the game and started being more aggressive and more assertive. Assuming big money, I'd be happy with Taylor and Considine until summer. Campbell can cover for Leigh until he's fit, it'll do him some good. That sort of change won't be the difference between us finishing third or fourth. If we can get in some dough to put towards a pay off for Curtis Main, that'd be ideal.

Is McKenna only 6 feet tall? 

Is McKenna only 6 feet tall? 

 

 

Bertie Mee

Fancy a wee laugh 

 

Read this

 

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/blackburn-rivalling-burnley-in-chase-for-international-defender/

 

Number of teams in The Bundesliga 

 

Let the bidding war begin

Joining Leeds apparently

you talking pish again ? if its for 6m then fair enough

Who you talking to ?

you ... if you are quoting the troll thats on twitter then you are living up to your name.. going for 10-15 m that right ?

Rave reviews for the big man

https://www.nottinghamforest.news/2021/04/22/scott-mckenna-showcases-star-quality-for-nottingham-forest/

1 hour ago, wokinginashearerwonderland said:

Rave reviews for the big man

https://www.nottinghamforest.news/2021/04/22/scott-mckenna-showcases-star-quality-for-nottingham-forest/

Nice £12m move for him in the summer... & a chunky sell on fee for us ?

I'd be surprised if he doesn't get a move soon he's got the physique and aggression to play higher and can raise his game when required. Whilst Hanley has clearly done well at a better side, McKenna is miles ahead of where he was at that age and is obviously just a better player. Saw some of his stats earlier in the season, maybe Christmas time, and he was in the top two or three defenders in the league (going by the stats they used, which may be a bag of shite of course). Some lower EPL team should take a punt on him as he'd be great value, with a lot of space for improvement. One thing I think would be an issue is if he goes somewhere and isn't starting. I don't think he'd be suited to being a bit part player and it could have a negative effect.

1 minute ago, RicoS321 said:

I'd be surprised if he doesn't get a move soon he's got the physique and aggression to play higher and can raise his game when required. Whilst Hanley has clearly done well at a better side, McKenna is miles ahead of where he was at that age and is obviously just a better player. Saw some of his stats earlier in the season, maybe Christmas time, and he was in the top two or three defenders in the league (going by the stats they used, which may be a bag of shite of course). Some lower EPL team should take a punt on him as he'd be great value, with a lot of space for improvement. One thing I think would be an issue is if he goes somewhere and isn't starting. I don't think he'd be suited to being a bit part player and it could have a negative effect.

I don’t really care if he moves & isn’t starting.

The main thing for the Dons is what we get as high a sell on fee as we can. 
It might take us closer to the fee we allegedly rejected from Aston Villa.

Was it 20%? 25% sell on? 

25% of the crazy prices they pay there could be about £2.5m-£3m for us

I watch Forest a few times on the tv and thought he looked out of position a lot. He's also been injured a few times this season. Hopefully that will not hold him back any.    

11 hours ago, RedStarTorphins said:

I don’t really care if he moves & isn’t starting.

The main thing for the Dons is what we get as high a sell on fee as we can. 
It might take us closer to the fee we allegedly rejected from Aston Villa.

Was it 20%? 25% sell on? 

25% of the crazy prices they pay there could be about £2.5m-£3m for us

Hibs will get a significant portion of McGinn's next move apparently, so if we've played our hand correctly then if McKenna is starting for his next club and earns a move then we might get another windfall. Also, it's a good advert for the dons. Unlike the dirty Hun Wright.