Denver RoyalLower West As Brian proved there was talent in the squad. Not something you could say now
Were you one of many saying last season that the players are talented but that the problem was elsewhere?Snowflake Royal McNulty was only ever to be a future punt, given how the rest of the team are doing I'm quite happy to have him getting experience at thus level and keeping Nova as far from our current shit show as possible.
And you have to remember that the club doesn't have the benefit of hindsight when making signings.
McNulty, at 26, strictly a 'future punt'? Not sure if true, but if so, certainly not what we needed. And he isn't getting much experience/development when he can't even get in the squad or on the park.
If Nova can't - and shouldn't be allowed to - break thru now, then when? He'd find it a lot harder getting minutes and breaking in to a successful side.
As to your last point, we don’t have to remember because you keep saying it. Its an obvious point, and hardly unique to us. Its the same for all teams. A big factor in the success of teams is successful signings.
Stepping up one / two divisions in a new team is hard, I'd never expect a player to do it successfully in one season, let alone 15 games... obviously some do, but you can't expect it.
McNulty will benefit from training with better staff, players and conditions so playing regularly is less of aa big deal for his improvement. There's no way he was brought to make a quick impact. I'm not saying he's a long term signing, but primarily one for next year possibly.
Nova is at the stage he needs to play and will benefit more from playing elsewhere than training with the first team. With Bod and Baldock he wasn't likely to get that here disappointing as that is.
I feel I need to keep saying as people don't seem to appreciate it and only judge signings on immediate impact with hindsight.