Jhai Dhillon

[Radders]

From what I saw last night would love to make him a permanent fixture in the team. Work ethic and skill on the ball.

[Martin]

Agree thought he was a shoe in for motm. Was very impressed particularly the way he kept his head carrying a booking.

[Don Juan DeMarcus]

As above. He and Charlie were my joint mom last night

[Mark44]

Again today. Jhai was superb

[RebelDelaney]

At least three young pacy and hungry players in the mould of Jhai would be great are they out there.

[Curtis]

Jhai started for Hayes and Yeading yesterday in a 0-0 home draw with play-off challenging Gosport (which unfortunately might mean we don't see him back with us in the near future).

 

The point lifts H & Y out of the relegation zone.

[Graham Cox]

Played in front of a smaller crowd than ours..............!

[HEAVY TRUCKER]

well they are really short people living in hayes something to do with the jeans i think 

[Reading Rebel]

Played in front of a smaller crowd than ours..............!

 

 

Hayes and Yeading were only getting 300 + in the Conference National.

 

When they were at Woking their attendances were around the 100 mark.

 

Have to see how their crowds increase when they get into their own ground.

[Reading Rebel]

Do we know what the situation is with Jhai Dhillon?

 

As far as we are aware he is on dual registration with H&Y which means he could go back to Hayes at anytime (they lost 5-0 on Saturday) which is not an ideal situation to be in regarding the left back position. 

[Neil Baker]

Jhai has agreed to stay at Slough Town, he was going to play in a county cup game for H&Y tonight, however I understand he asked their manager where he saw his future and he could not give Jhai the answer he wanted, and with that in mind he just wants to feel settled, and has therefore opted to stay with us.

[Reading Rebel]

Jhai has agreed to stay at Slough Town, he was going to play in a county cup game for H&Y tonight, however I understand he asked their manager where he saw his future and he could not give Jhai the answer he wanted, and with that in mind he just wants to feel settled, and has therefore opted to stay with us.

 

 

Excellent news!! 

[Stuntman Mark]

Good stuff, although circumstances have been such that I've yet to see him turn out for the Rebels yet. Still, he's got rave reviews from everyone Slough fan whose opinion I value so glad to have him on board permanently and looking forward to seeing him in action on Saturday. 

[Radders]

Fantastic. Have seen him 3 times in his 5 appearances thus far and always been impressed. Really happy to hear this news!!!

[Sloughboy]

That is good news! As much as everyone highly rates stoney! Me included... It's time to move on from that and Jhai is a good player, young and will develop as well in my opinion!

 

Good news

[3spirit]

Perhaps next season, we may be able to get Paul Stonehouse as well, if he becomes surplus to Oxford City's requirements, to shore up the left side with Paul, Jhai and Lewis vying for places. All three are adaptable, good footballers and enhance the way we play. 

Hopefully, then will not have the problems we've had this season on the left. 

[Reading Rebel]

Perhaps next season, we may be able to get Paul Stonehouse as well, if he becomes surplus to Oxford City's requirements, to shore up the left side with Paul, Jhai and Lewis vying for places. All three are adaptable, good footballers and enhance the way we play. 

Hopefully, then will not have the problems we've had this season on the left. 

 

 

Nice idea but in reality keeping all three happy would be a near impossibility.

 

I'd be more than happy with Putts and either Stoney or Jhai.

Edited November 18, 2015 by Reading Rebel

[3spirit]

Nice idea but in reality keeping all three happy would be a near impossibility.

 

I'd be more than happy with any two out of the three.

 

Don't agree, Reading Rebel, to progress this squad you need to match or attract better players to it.

 

A squad is about having cover for various places. Paul Stonehouse looks like captain material to me and would get into the best teams in this division.If he became available we should snap him up, then worry how we fit him into the team !   

 

Jhai Dhillon could easily play in front of Stonehouse,as a winger with defensive capabilities. Something Lewis struggles with. He also offers us cover for injuries and can do the left back position in his own right.

What better way for competition for places?  

Jhai's mobility/skill/speed offers his ability to play in central midfield, too, if needed. 

Also being that he is Asian, I would have thought he would be well worth holding onto for when we get a ground back at Slough, as we will be needing to attract more support and need to find a way to tap in to the Asian community in Slough, to raise the profile of the club.

 

Keeping players happy is a juggling act no matter what personnel are in your squad.