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Was about to compare but the first thing I looked at stunned me. I can't believe Lund is older than Mantom.
Thought he was a kid when he was here, he was 23 then and is 27 now. Mantom's only 26 and I thought he was older.
mfurok
Manager⭐
We have for sure.
God, how wrong was this?
Zeuss
Manager
??? Lund has always seemed Lg 2 standard, Mantom was comfortably Lg 1.
Oh no, I have to disagree Mantom was never "comfortably" League 1! I thought Matty Lund was by far the better player.
Stuart W
A word to the wise is enough
You thought he was the better player because he undeniably WAS the better player.
mattytheshrimper
Members
Mantom league 1, are you sure
Zeuss
Manager
Absolutely—very talented—he’d played for England as a youngster—we had him on loan first and were more than impressed.That first season with us, his midfield marauding was a delight to watch. We later persisted in pairing him with Tim Dieng in midfield without any ball winner like Deegan,Timlin,Butler…to back up their skills. Mantom,in particular,then came in for shedloads of ridiculous criticism,which most probably persuaded him to quit.
All his league appearances (all 246 of them, across 5 clubs (including 2 loan spells as a youngster)) were at L1 level.
It must be quite rare these days for a player to play that many games at the same level.
(To keep it on topic Matt Lund’s career has been split between L1 and L2 with 144 appearances in L1 and 174 in L2).
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