What is still most disappointing is that he wasn't allowed a pre-season with us so that Poch could make an initial judgement and learn a few things about him.
Is that confirmed? We have done 1 loan this season that was for a full season and the loaning club confirmed that we had a Jan recall option, I just can't remember which player or was.Or that we have no option of recalling him.
Is that confirmed? We have done 1 loan this season that was for a full season and the loaning club confirmed that we had a Jan recall option, I just can't remember which player or was.
Just edited my post, he can be recalled, confirmed on the Brentford FC website.I thought we didn't, although the BBC announcement suggests we do. Hopefully Pochettino has been keeping an eye on him.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28347433
If we get a decent offer for Lennon, Paulinho or Townsend, we have to recall this guy to see what he can do.
He is taller than Lennon, Cazorla and Mata and the same size as Davis Silva so I don't think that will be a problem.I think he will be too small for the premier league but I'd be willing to give him a try. He can't do much worse as a back up player in the cup competitions.
Any clips of the goal?
By Lyall Thomas
Alex Pritchard believes Brentford’s ability to bounce back from defeat is contributing to their excellent start to the season.
The Bees have responded to recent losses at Middlesbrough and Watford by beating Leeds and then Reading, and have won following a defeat on four occasions this season.
Midfielder Pritchard, who is on loan from Tottenham and will join up with England’s Under-21s this week, says the Bees squad have shown their resilience.
“We shouldn’t have lost to Watford but you’ve got to get over games quickly in this league. We lost 4-0 to Middlesbrough but won the next game and did the same against Reading,” he said.
“We’re doing it. We’re together, a good unit, and we’ve showed we can beat teams who are top-six and quality sides.
“Teams are going to come to Griffin Park and struggle because we play good football and the fans get behind us.”
Pritchard scored the second goal in the 3-1 win over the Royals – his second goal in 10 appearances this season.
And he said: “I needed it. Blackpool was my last one I said to myself I had to score.
“I don’t know what’s happened to my assists either, and how I’ve not had one since the start of the season, but I’ve got one of those too against Reading and hopefully I’ll get more.
“I haven’t set myself any targets or anything but playing that high up the pitch, the main thing you have to do is score and create goals.”