Would you . .

[dantheram]

loan DCFC one of your players?

Put yourself in the position of a manager with a few promising youngsters ready to go out on loan.

Team A - can we borrow player x? we have a good record of developing young players and a experienced manager.

Team B - can we borrow player x? we have good record blah blah blah

Now, you find out team B is DCFC, the team with a manager who is inexperienced, struggling and openly blasting young players in his own squad.

The choice is yours. . . . . .

[Alex W]

It's a good point, but the comments came after 10 months of telling Tomasz what to do and him not doing it.

A loan player won't have been here for 10 months, and if they're not doing what Clough wants he won't keep them here anyway.

Therefore i'm not sure it affects things too much, so yes I would still loan players out there.

I wouldn't call Nigel inexperienced either.

[EdinburghRam]

they would be more inclined to look at the experiences of young loan players than permanent players.

[SilentRam]

loan DCFC one of your players?

Put yourself in the position of a manager with a few promising youngsters ready to go out on loan.

Team A - can we borrow player x? we have a good record of developing young players and a experienced manager.

Team B - can we borrow player x? we have good record blah blah blah

Now, you find out team B is DCFC, the team with a manager who is inexperienced, struggling and openly blasting young players in his own squad.

The choice is yours. . . . . .

To be honest, its not even the managers of these clubs loaning players out. There is a lot of players who played under Clough either via loan or who were part of the club, that I am sure wouldn't be too complimentary of coming here.

Seen what Barker said on SSN, and I mean, not sure if Nigel would be the right mentor premiership managers want to look after their youngsters.