27 Jul 2026 08:48:33
Ndiaye going would give Dibbling a chance to show how good he is.
27 Jul 2026 11:03:43
Think Dibo is crap and Saints had our trousers down.
27 Jul 2026 11:57:26
Imagine Dibling was actually good, it wouldn't look great on Moyes, would it? He hasn't been playing him at all after splashing out all that cash from our apparently limited funds.
Or another theory, Dibling is absolutely mince, and that's why he doesn't play, and we have wasted £35m plus.
I will go with the latter.
27 Jul 2026 12:27:38
Or maybe theory no 3 - He is a young lad adjusting to new surroundings and struggled last season to get in the team ahead of one of our better players.
Let's see what the lad can do if given a proper run in the team.
So much doom and gloom on here. The season hasn't even started and the transfer window is still open. We have already signed a good young player this window, let's see how things pan out.
27 Jul 2026 12:37:53
I agree with DM that Dibling, in the minutes I've seen I'm on the pitch, does not appear match ready for the Premiership, hence DM playing him in the second team. Anzou, on the other hand, has looked good when he was used in the team and also in the friendlies and is ready for the Premiership in my view.
Loads of time to bring in new recruits.
27 Jul 2026 12:59:13
If we get an offer of £100mill, take it, great player, but attitude wholly unacceptable.
27 Jul 2026 13:52:19
Never seen him with a bad attitude when he scores, you see how much it means to him, others in the team have far worse attitudes than him, mate.
{Ed025's Note - im with you GB..
27 Jul 2026 15:37:29
Dibbling is only 20 years old and won't be 21 until Feb next year. He has a bright future and one with us, but we shouldn't be expecting him to light up the world just yet.
He's just moved half way across the country and trying to adjust to his new surroundings. The rest will come, but we all need to be patient with him.
I was at the legends meeting at the Empire, and Trevor Steven said when he came at 19 years old, the same as Tyler, he struggled in his first full season, and Howard said to him that he was dropping him for the rest of the season.
He said, I'll keep you around the first team and give you a chance next year. He went to the away games, sat on the bench and trained with the first team.
The following season he got his chance in a match and took it. He said that he wasn't great but improved as the games went on. It's familiar to what Tyler is going through. Although, he'll need to take that chance just like Trevor did.
27 Jul 2026 15:55:36
Well Moyes could try playing him in his best position instead of stuck on the wing. That would be a start.
27 Jul 2026 19:45:06
Brass is spot on as per.
GB, we rarely disagree, mate but in the minutes you have seen him, a total of 349 in the PL, how is a young kid supposed to build up any rhythm or confidence getting the last 5/10 minutes of games that are already sewn up like City away or Newcastle at home.
The lad looked very, very good in his season at Southampton. People can say it is easy to look good in that Southampton team and I agree, but we are hardly much better and even if he showed half of what he did at Southampton, I think fans would have a different view. How the lad can begin to show anything in 349 mins is beyond me, mate.
He seems a quiet lad as it is, and now his confidence looks shattered due to the handling from the manager.
I don't care if he, Moyes, wants to say that he isn't ready for the PL, because he had already played in it for a whole season prior and did very well. When you add in the injuries and AFCON absentees last season, and he still wasn't getting in ahead of the likes of McNeil and players playing out of their position on the wing, it is a disgrace.
The huge clubs that were after him were after him for a reason.
If he moves to a RBL, just watch him be allowed the freedom to play and see him flourish. He will then be sold for about 80m a season or two after.