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Yankuba Minteh (now playing for Brighton & Hove Albion)


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Too many red-and-white stripes for me, like ;)

 

And yeah, I feel like being a Northerner I should have far more of a spiritual connection with Rotterdam and Feyenoord, but I guess life cast me amongst the arrogant, metropolitan wimps of Mokum hahaha. The one thing I will give Feyenoord mind is that De Kuip is obviously by far the best stadium in the country..

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31 minutes ago, Paullow said:

I just hope he doesn't get too attached to the club and push for a permanent move there [emoji38]. He does come across happy there which can surely only be a good thing for his development.

Shows the damage Mike Ashley did that people can worry about our youth players having their heads turned by the development clubs they go to :lol: We're in the Champion's League, we're backed by filthy rich people who are setting us up to be squarely among the very best - there's nothing to worry about!

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2 minutes ago, 80 said:

Shows the damage Mike Ashley did that people can worry about our youth players having their heads turned by the development clubs they go to :lol: We're in the Champion's League, we're backed by filthy rich people who are setting us up to be squarely among the very best - there's nothing to worry about!

I'm not particularly worried, hence the addition of the emoji, just pointing out that he seems to have developed a bond with the club he's currently representing.

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3 minutes ago, Paullow said:

I'm not particularly worried, hence the addition of the emoji, just pointing out that he seems to have developed a bond with the club he's currently representing.

I know, no offence intended. Just funny to think of this even crossing the mind of virtually any other Premier League club's support.

 

It's harsh on the Dutch League, and I don't like what's happened to the modern game at all, but Minteh probably views his time there pretty similarly to how Anderson saw Bristol Rovers. Lovely, but not the destination.

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It’s a risk when you loan a player for a number of years that they become attached to a city and it happens to the biggest clubs see Chelsea and Courtois, who was with Athletico for three years then forced a move to Real to be back in Madrid. If it happens, it happens, so long as we get paid.

 

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9 hours ago, Superior Acuña said:

Can't get my head around us loaning kids to a club as big as Feyernord

I wonder if feyenoord were interested in him initially, but didn't want to compete with Newcastle with the fee? Maybe the loan move was a compromise.

Either way he's doing well 

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