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Dunfermline AFC may have a path to follow forged by Mr Bloom, DAFC have just recently been taken over by a professional gambler and his partner who own a sports analytics company . Neil Lennon the newly appointed manager has pulled off his first coup by signing Victor Wanyama champions league final participant, buy Wanyama maybe get one free ,it'll be an interesting watch at East End park in the next few seasons .
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Good club, big local support well capable of getting 10k average I hope Neil does well, time will tell, I have my doubts.
They obviously never signed Victor on sports analytics assessments, as he is as slow as a week in the jail nowadays and nearer 40 than 30, when he played at his peak he relied on physical strength, he was no Jan Molby who could seriously play. |
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Good club, big local support well capable of getting 10k average I hope Neil does well, time will tell, I have my doubts.
They obviously never signed Victor on sports analytics assessments, as he is as slow as a week in the jail nowadays and nearer 40 than 30, when he played at his peak he relied on physical strength, he was no Jan Molby who could seriously play. Fortunately for DAFC the relegation battle in the Scottish Championship is faster than a well needed bank holiday in the cells which Victor can knock off before the Easter weekend |
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Bad start send off in debut, but apparently he is only 32, I thought he would be older than that, he might be a good signing eventually but even the issue of him playing at that level raises concerns with his pedigree, unless they are paying him bombs, who knows ?. No disrespect to anybody indented who plays in that league.
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Maybe because the transfer window is closed but he is free agent, the new owners realise they need reinforcements to survive, because relegation is bad situation.
Their analytics are not worth an F then, you need to go out and watch decent players at that level and give them plenty to sign, who can get you back up lively. |