Great news for the dons, they have secured the services of Michael Coady from Leeds Rhinos on loan for a month. Depending on injuries he could make his debut against Rochdale on sunday.

Michael Coady's loan deal extended ... and he's now declared fit again.

Good news, but for TM one heck of a selection headache. I guess no excuses for this month with a very near full and available squad. icon_thumb.gif" alt="icon_thumb.gif" title="Thumbs up" />

Good news, but for TM one heck of a selection headache. I guess no excuses for this month with a very near full and available squad. icon_thumb.gif" alt="icon_thumb.gif" title="Thumbs up" />

yep thats the problem keeping eveyone happy.



Nice position to be in though.

Quote ="Wanderer"Michael Coady's loan deal extended ... and he's now declared fit ">again.'" Does that mean he can start doing something??? Because I am still waiting.

Quote ="Wanderer"Michael Coady's loan deal extended ... and he's now declared fit ">again.'" Does that mean he can start doing something??? Because I am still waiting.

I only saw him play once and he didn't get much ball to do anything with, but as S-O suggests he didn't come looking for it much either. I have noticed that seems to be the case for all the wingers that come from SL clubs. Potts didn't see much ball against Oldham either and stuck pretty wide out which obviously works if the ball is getting that far (see Workington away) but not if it doesn't (see Oldham at home). Is telling a winger to get chalk on his boots the norm in the top flight to try and create an overlap with quick passing?



I'd suggest at this level they need to come in more, as China does. I still think Coady should be good enough to shine at this level when he comes in for the ball, as he used to