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Quote from: GazLaz on October 16, 2025, 06:25:48 amQuote from: Usher wide. on October 16, 2025, 12:25:13 amLess of the sh*T take & focus more on those on this forum who with regards to Moly are surely taking the p**s!Posts like ‘what price now for Molyneaux?’.Why? Because he’s not near double figures yet in goals or assists? Oh how these posters love to kick a man (our man, our player) when he’s yet to reach the dizzy heights of last season.I could offer up many reasons why Luke has not yet reached the game after game of near ‘perfection’ he reached last season & none of it would be to do with the ‘step up in class’ of Lg1 from Lg2.The same detractors told us that in January of ‘23, Joe Ironside would ‘not score more than 10 league goals from open play that season’.That Jason Sterry would not make it ‘mentally’ as a professional footballer, let alone in Lg2.False pretenders I call these posters (the one who called both these ‘predictions out’ knows who he is, I won’t sully this post by ‘calling him out’), posters who ‘hide behind’ stats as justification for their posts.I like to think I know a footballer when I see one regardless of xg’s.Luke Molyneaux is a heck of a player who regardless of what one certain poster believes, the majority of Lg1 clubs would snap your hand off to have a player of his capabilities, who has at the age of 27 is just starting to come into his prime, be in their starting XI.I think you mean January 2024, but numbers aren’t your thing are they. Since then he’s scored 11 goals in about 80 matches. Think you could say my point overarching point stands there. Plenty of evidence to say that my view about Mols not being the million + pound world beater and likely to struggle in L1, is correct.I don’t see why people get so triggered about this. There’s levels and levels in football and eventually players hit their ceiling. That doesn’t mean we support/love them any less.If people can identify a player’s ceiling ahead of them hitting it, then surely that’s a good thing. Wouldn’t we want the club to capitalise on their point of maximum value?The other thing here, how many million+ pound (or the equivalent value for their era) players have we sold on over the years? There are schools of thought out there that we have several on our books currently e.g. Luke, “the next Whiteman”, “the next Matt Mills”. That might end up being the case, but how likely do we think this is?
Quote from: Usher wide. on October 16, 2025, 12:25:13 amLess of the sh*T take & focus more on those on this forum who with regards to Moly are surely taking the p**s!Posts like ‘what price now for Molyneaux?’.Why? Because he’s not near double figures yet in goals or assists? Oh how these posters love to kick a man (our man, our player) when he’s yet to reach the dizzy heights of last season.I could offer up many reasons why Luke has not yet reached the game after game of near ‘perfection’ he reached last season & none of it would be to do with the ‘step up in class’ of Lg1 from Lg2.The same detractors told us that in January of ‘23, Joe Ironside would ‘not score more than 10 league goals from open play that season’.That Jason Sterry would not make it ‘mentally’ as a professional footballer, let alone in Lg2.False pretenders I call these posters (the one who called both these ‘predictions out’ knows who he is, I won’t sully this post by ‘calling him out’), posters who ‘hide behind’ stats as justification for their posts.I like to think I know a footballer when I see one regardless of xg’s.Luke Molyneaux is a heck of a player who regardless of what one certain poster believes, the majority of Lg1 clubs would snap your hand off to have a player of his capabilities, who has at the age of 27 is just starting to come into his prime, be in their starting XI.I think you mean January 2024, but numbers aren’t your thing are they. Since then he’s scored 11 goals in about 80 matches. Think you could say my point overarching point stands there. Plenty of evidence to say that my view about Mols not being the million + pound world beater and likely to struggle in L1, is correct.
Less of the sh*T take & focus more on those on this forum who with regards to Moly are surely taking the p**s!Posts like ‘what price now for Molyneaux?’.Why? Because he’s not near double figures yet in goals or assists? Oh how these posters love to kick a man (our man, our player) when he’s yet to reach the dizzy heights of last season.I could offer up many reasons why Luke has not yet reached the game after game of near ‘perfection’ he reached last season & none of it would be to do with the ‘step up in class’ of Lg1 from Lg2.The same detractors told us that in January of ‘23, Joe Ironside would ‘not score more than 10 league goals from open play that season’.That Jason Sterry would not make it ‘mentally’ as a professional footballer, let alone in Lg2.False pretenders I call these posters (the one who called both these ‘predictions out’ knows who he is, I won’t sully this post by ‘calling him out’), posters who ‘hide behind’ stats as justification for their posts.I like to think I know a footballer when I see one regardless of xg’s.Luke Molyneaux is a heck of a player who regardless of what one certain poster believes, the majority of Lg1 clubs would snap your hand off to have a player of his capabilities, who has at the age of 27 is just starting to come into his prime, be in their starting XI.
Unfortunately football fans are fickle and our fans top of the league in fickleness Luke will get his confidence back and return to form just as last season
He’s played 192 minutes of league football.