“All the best to the lad. Hope he does well and SU supporters get behind him”
“A new set of fans will certainly be of benefit to him. It’s been quite a while since he got fair treatment from our lot.”
“Definitely needs a fresh start, really talented player but been with us a very long time and he could never quite reach his potential. Good luck to him with Sheff U”
“Great move for him and I think he’ll do well.”
“He’s a classy finisher, I think he’ll do well at his next club if he starts regularly and given what he’s had to go through recently I really hope he’s banging them in this season (apart from the games against Stoke of course).”
“When you actually look at his stats over his time with us, both goals and assists, by and large they are way superior to anyone on our books at present, even given his injuries.”
“You can guarantee he’s gonna hit the ground running, bang in 15 goals as he’s got a decent set of players around him.
You heard it here first, it’s happening.. he needed a change, his mentality at stoke was rubbish – he’d gone stagnant . He’s gotta prove himself and he’s still young. “
“He’ll score shit loads for them next season.
Good Luck Tye, shame you couldn’t stay fit.”
“he has played in poor sides,he will score goals If played with good players,who can give him the service he requires to put the ball in the net.”
“Let be honest if Tye goes to a team that plays a system that will suit him hes going score going on 20”
“He was disrupted by injuries a fair bit last season – if he’s fit and ready to go he’ll be a handful this season. “
“He’s a good finisher and could well flourish in an all out attacking team. His stamina was always an issue and although he seemed quick you never really saw his constantly take on and beat defenders. When he tried to win headers I don’t think his feet left the floor. He’s got potential but his time here had grown stale. His potential here was unfortunately never fulfilled.”
“In a team that is capable of creating chances every week for the forwards he will score a bag load. Great finishing, great feet, has that (often frustrating) greedy streak in him to want to score and can shift when he wants to.
We haven’t been capable of doing that as a team since he’s been in our first team though so we’ve never seen the most effective version of him. He’s not the type to be able to dominate a game single handedly either so hasn’t been able to affect enough games for us. He also drove me mad at times with being careless or sloppy, for a guy who had a good first touch it was maddening how many times he gave it away by taking his eye off the ball when he was receiving it.
Still good luck to him in my eyes, been one of the brighter players in a rough spell for me. Shades of Powell about him, a handful of moments of real brilliance and a sense of frustration at not hitting the heights they were capable of whilst here.”
“Ty doesn’t have a great record at Stoke,but how many have said over the last few years,that Messi would struggle scoring for Stoke,so can we really blame Ty for not scoring enough?”
“His time here can only imo be looked at as a failure.
With the potential he had and still probably has he should have had 15+ league goals at this level twice by now or be doing well in the Premier League.
I still think he could that. But I don’t think he could ever do it here.
And that’s a failure on him and the club. “
“You can talk about stats, number of years, saved the season, etc, but the fact is that he never put the ball in the back of the net enough times in a season. Fantastic goals, a natural ability, just didn’t do it over a full season here. Good luck to him, perhaps he’ll follow Sterling.”
“I think Schumacher is right in his interview when he says that with his attributes Campbell should be a top Championship striker but isn’t and hasn’t ever been. “
“Another case of a player being remembered far better than he was”
“Lazy git. He would only turn up at the end of the season when sniffing around for a new contract.
Glad we got rid but I wish him all the best. “
“Many years have taught us he’s in the Kenwyne Jones mould, has three good games a season and vanishes for the rest if he doesn’t get injured.”
“What makes people think he will stay fit for them.
He pulls his calf walking the dog “
“Tyrese was at the club for 8 years and made 164 appearances. That’s enough of a sample size to make a sound judgement.
He might go onto score plenty elsewhere if he manages to stay fit and has the side built around him but realistically I just can’t see him staying fit for an entire season.
“He has proved numerous times his potential but consistently his powder-puff reliability, and vulnerability to fitness. Where does motivation and determination fit into that.”
“Let’s be honest Campbell has never looked like a 20 goal striker and the chances of him becoming one is miniscule “
“Honest truth is that we’re not going to progress as a team with Tyrese Campbell in it.
Broadly speaking he’s a one goal in four or five games striker, ie about 8 or 9 in a season.
Not his fault but his injury record is appalling and by common consent hasn’t been anywhere near the player he was before his most recent serious injury.
Loads of people on here have criticised him for being lazy or simply can’t be arsed.”
“Some of the comments about him on here, you’d think we’re talking about a player that’s ripped the championship up, never thought he’s anything other than average tbh”
“We wont miss him as he hasnt given us anything to miss. Good luck and good bye. “
“Considering Sheff Utd can’t spend any money, their loans and free’s are excellent.
Rak-Sakyi signing would make them look very dangerous.”
“Yep, they are gradually looking the part.
Makes you realise what you can do just with those parachute wages and the pull of being just-relegated without having to go bananas.
How did we manage to do what we did in 2018-9? With every passing year, it looks crazier
All we had to do to punch our weight was some sensible Prem loans and some of the better Bosmans.”