As per the title, Maloney has returned to Charlton

No great surprise. I think our run over the festive break has given Flynn the impetus to perform a major overhaul of the squad, and the first priority is to strip out the dead wood. I suspect we'll see a lot of action over the coming weeks.

Good. He was hopeless. Hope he can improve for the future though.

I think the experience he gained here will prove invaluable to him

He had a great game against Stevenage. He shouldn't look any further than Cameron Pring who couldn't nail down a regular place on loan with us last season-he was up against Butler but is now a full time professional at Walsall.

Good luck to him hope it works out.

I think he's a potential L2 player, but not yet. Much too inclined to play sideways.

jammer08 wrote:Good. He was hopeless.

You mean apart from his hat trick against Cheltenham on 12th November?

Superb against Stevenage but just not in the game apart.
Possibly will still make it so best of luck.

Frank Nouble 3 wrote:Superb against Stevenage but just not in the game apart.
Possibly will still make it so best of luck.

Decent player but not as good as Mahoney in my opinion.

Promising young player but I don't think he was ready for League 2 football and it would be daft to let our results suffer to develop a player for someone else.

papajohn wrote:

jammer08 wrote:Good. He was hopeless.

You mean apart from his hat trick against Cheltenham on 12th November?

Ok yes he scored a hat trick vs Cheltenham but in every game I’ve seen him play he’s looked lost in the game and has just been poor. All the best to him though just not worked out for him here

Frank Nouble 3 wrote:Superb against Stevenage but just not in the game apart.
Possibly will still make it so best of luck.

Be honest Frank, how can anyone be in the game when we play so much hoof ball and head tennis? Put the fekkin' ball on the deck and stroke it around and you have a completely different outcome. Just my opinion.

papajohn wrote:

jammer08 wrote:Good. He was hopeless.

You mean apart from his hat trick against Cheltenham on 12th November?

A hat trick against Cheltenham reserves was good but he’s looked very poor in most of his games in the League.

Exile 1976 wrote:

papajohn wrote:

jammer08 wrote:Good. He was hopeless.

You mean apart from his hat trick against Cheltenham on 12th November?

A hat trick against Cheltenham reserves was good but he’s looked very poor in most of his games in the League.

Refer to my reply to Frank, above

papajohn wrote:

Frank Nouble 3 wrote:Superb against Stevenage but just not in the game apart.
Possibly will still make it so best of luck.

Be honest Frank, how can anyone be in the game when we play so much hoof ball and head tennis? Put the fekkin' ball on the deck and stroke it around and you have a completely different outcome. Just my opinion.

Quite agree but that's what midfield is for. Games past him by.
Appreciate the normal aerial bombardment over his head but when he had the ball it went sideways or backwards.
Not in stature but game play reminded me of Klukowski who could hide on that pitch for ages.

papajohn wrote:

Exile 1976 wrote:

papajohn wrote:

jammer08 wrote:Good. He was hopeless.

You mean apart from his hat trick against Cheltenham on 12th November?

A hat trick against Cheltenham reserves was good but he’s looked very poor in most of his games in the League.

Refer to my reply to Frank, above

Labadie and Sheehan manage to play a bit. Maloney was just poor. Like a fan that had won a competition to play for us.
Good luck to the lad, he’s still young and I hope he does well. Just don’t think he’s suited to League 2 football.