Bonne

[WeAreQPR12]

He will be a player we will look to sell. Certainly wouldn't have the qualities if we can gain that promotion

[Abseits]

Goes to show that loaning out our players does them a world of good.

We paid £2million for him to score for us, not against a bunch of donkeys and carthorses in third tier. Still, as long as he's happy and doing well eh? He's not good enough for any upwardly mobile Championship team and at 25 he will learn naff all new trotting out against likes of Fleetwood and Accrington.
Best case scenario is we sell him in next window and get half our money back.

[SheepRanger]

We paid £2million for him to score for us, not against a bunch of donkeys and carthorses in third tier. Still, as long as he's happy and doing well eh? He's not good enough for any upwardly mobile Championship team and at 25 he will learn naff all new trotting out against likes of Fleetwood and Accrington.
Best case scenario is we sell him in next window and get half our money back.

And one of their promising youngsters. If they havent got the cash we'll raid their U23s

[Darkranger]

We paid £2million for him to score for us, not against a bunch of donkeys and carthorses in third tier. Still, as long as he's happy and doing well eh? He's not good enough for any upwardly mobile Championship team and at 25 he will learn naff all new trotting out against likes of Fleetwood and Accrington.
Best case scenario is we sell him in next window and get half our money back.

For me it's been more about his technical ability, he's shown that he is a very accomplished player, in a fairy poor side. Eze, Bos, Manning all benefitted from a drop down the league's, why can't Bonne?

[lincoln ranger]

Ipswich mate of mine says he’s been outstanding for them. Not just his goal scoring exploits, but his overall all round play. Town would love to sign him on a permanent, but he thinks they won’t be able to afford him

[stanistheman]

For me it's been more about his technical ability, he's shown that he is a very accomplished player, in a fairy poor side. Eze, Bos, Manning all benefitted from a drop down the league's, why can't Bonne?

We didn't loan out either BOS or Manning to a lower league team. The latter was sent on loan to the then Championship side, Rotherham and we bought the former from a lower league side. Bonne is not going to improve because of this loan. But as Abseit said, if MW doesn't rate him it's best we try and sell him in January.

[Darkranger]

We didn't loan out either BOS or Manning to a lower league team. The latter was sent on loan to the then Championship side, Rotherham and we bought the former from a lower league side. Bonne is not going to improve because of this loan. But as Abseit said, if MW doesn't rate him it's best we try and sell him in January.

I stand corrected on Bos, I was thinking of Chair's loan move to Stevenage.
I don't think it's best to sell him in January though, as there is no urgency to get rid of him, I would let him see out the season, and then assess the situation.

[Stainrod]

We paid £2million for him to score for us, not against a bunch of donkeys and carthorses in third tier. Still, as long as he's happy and doing well eh? He's not good enough for any upwardly mobile Championship team and at 25 he will learn naff all new trotting out against likes of Fleetwood and Accrington.
Best case scenario is we sell him in next window and get half our money back.

Jamie Vardy was a late developer you know , hasn’t had a bad career , I think a year of goals in league 1 will do him and us a world of good going forward.

[QPROslo]

If Warburton did not rate Bonne, we would most likely have sold him, not sent him on loan. However, the transfer market is very poor and has almost collapsed for the kind of quality Bonne posseses. I am therefore open for the fact that we sent him on loan with a recall clause in January, with the idea we could take him back in January if he does well and there are interested clubs that can match our valuation. It is a strategy similar to the one Burnley had for Nakhi.

But I lean more to the fact we sent him on loan as part of his development, as Warburton thinks there is a good player in there that could benefit from a loan. If he continues banging them in for fun I could see us taking him back in January, in particular if one of our three striker are getting injured.

[Abseits]

Here we go then.....

Below is a list of all the outfield players we've loaned out over the past three full seasons. How anyone can read the list and think that loaning out our kids and second-stringers pays dividends and ultimately provides us with a rich source of decent first teamers is beyond me. Maybe this sort of ratio is par for the course across all clubs, I dunno and don't really care - it's just a calm/detached look at the outfield players we've farmed out recently which makes me reluctant to believe that loans have any discernible developmental impacts on the players concerned. Most of the loans actually seem to be the first step towards their eventual exits. Having seen Bonne huffing and puffing up front for us I've no reason to expect a gap year in third tier will turn him into Jamie Vardy, but to be clear, I'd be very happy if it did.

Dalling
Carlyle
Bansal-McNulty
Drewe
Kendall
Woollard-Innocent
Gubbins
Oteh
Shodipo
Smyth
Duke-McKenna
Kefalas
Masterson
Phillips
Hamaleinen
Rowan
Kakay
Alfa
Walker
Wells
Leistner
Domi
Duncan
Wheeler
Manning
Fox
Felix
Platt
Baptiste
Chair
Goss
Owens
Omar

[Stainrod]

Here we go then.....

Below is a list of all the outfield players we've loaned out over the past three full seasons. How anyone can read the list and think that loaning out our kids and second-stringers pays dividends and ultimately provides us with a rich source of decent first teamers is beyond me. Maybe this sort of ratio is par for the course across all clubs, I dunno and don't really care - it's just a calm/detached look at the outfield players we've farmed out recently which makes me reluctant to believe that loans have any discernible developmental impacts on the players concerned. Most of the loans actually seem to be the first step towards their eventual exits. Having seen Bonne huffing and puffing up front for us I've no reason to expect a gap year in third tier will turn him into Jamie Vardy, but to be clear, I'd be very happy if it did.

Dalling
Carlyle
Bansal-McNulty
Drewe
Kendall
Woollard-Innocent
Gubbins
Oteh
Shodipo
Smyth
Duke-McKenna
Kefalas
Masterson
Phillips
Hamaleinen
Rowan
Kakay
Alfa
Walker
Wells
Leistner
Domi
Duncan
Wheeler
Manning
Fox
Felix
Platt
Baptiste
Chair
Goss
Owens
Omar

The vast majority on that list are kids starting out in their careers, if you don’t loan them out , how will you ever find out if they will make the grade or not ? It’s not really relevant to Bonne either who already has a track record of scoring at various levels and is not a kid at the start of his career.

[Martinmalta]

Here we go then.....

Below is a list of all the outfield players we've loaned out over the past three full seasons. How anyone can read the list and think that loaning out our kids and second-stringers pays dividends and ultimately provides us with a rich source of decent first teamers is beyond me. Maybe this sort of ratio is par for the course across all clubs, I dunno and don't really care - it's just a calm/detached look at the outfield players we've farmed out recently which makes me reluctant to believe that loans have any discernible developmental impacts on the players concerned. Most of the loans actually seem to be the first step towards their eventual exits. Having seen Bonne huffing and puffing up front for us I've no reason to expect a gap year in third tier will turn him into Jamie Vardy, but to be clear, I'd be very happy if it did.

Dalling
Carlyle
Bansal-McNulty
Drewe
Kendall
Woollard-Innocent
Gubbins
Oteh
Shodipo
Smyth
Duke-McKenna
Kefalas
Masterson
Phillips
Hamaleinen
Rowan
Kakay
Alfa
Walker
Wells
Leistner
Domi
Duncan
Wheeler
Manning
Fox
Felix
Platt
Baptiste
Chair
Goss
Owens
Omar

you forget dieng and eze.

[SheepRanger]

Isnt this the reason why we're going down the B team route?

But Dieng, Eze, Chair, Kakay and Manning all got to the first team and Eze made us loads of money. Many of those are still with us and are young. If two of those make it to the first team that's not a bad return.

If I made it through the juniors, youth and U23s I'd think I was virtually there. Sadly many at U23s still end up lower leagues or non-league. So close, but not far enough.

I worked with a guy once whose lad joined Man Utd at 8yrs, got released at 12yrs and after four years at Rochdale has just signed scholarship terms at 16yrs. From 12-16yrs every summer only 3-4 would progress to the next year and other boys brought in who had been released by bigger clubs. He survived four cuts but his chances of making it as a pro are still very slim. His dad knows it and so does the boy apparently.

[davieqpr]

Wouldn't be surprised if they are seeing how the B team goes with one eye on abolishing the U23s next season. With the U23s they have more than likely been playing against the same players that they did at school.

[Abseits]

you forget dieng and eze.

No I'm not. Its outfield players since start of August 2018. You can go back more years to catch likes of Eze and Furlong in the net but you'd also catch another 30-odd that were loaned out and then quietly disappeared.