Isaac Hutchinson signs for La Gas

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Profile compiled by Stephen Byrne Bristol Rovers History Group

ISAAC HUTCHINSON
b 10.4.2000 Eastbourne
5’ 10”; 11 st 1 lb M
Career: Cavendish School; Ratton Rangers; 2010 Brighton and Hove Albion; 16.7.18 Southend United [16+16,1]; 2.10.20 Derby County (free) [0+1,0]; 11.1.21 Forest Green Rovers (loan) [3+7,0]; 31.1.22 Crawley Town (loan) [11+8,2]; 22.6.22 Walsall (free) [83+7,19]; 24.6.24 Bristol Rovers.

Dark-haired central attacking midfielder and wide player Isaac Hutchinson joined Rovers after an impressive stint at Walsall. An elder brother of Jake Hutchinson of Colchester United and Queen of the South, and the son of Tobi Hutchinson, an experienced football coach in Sussex, he brought “energy and passion to our midfield” (Rovers’ manager Matt Taylor). Once invited to train with the England Under-16 side, he had scored twice for a youthful Southend team in a 3-1 friendly win against Aveley, before an impressive first appearance with the Shrimpers; brought on to the field eight minutes from time to replace Simon Cox, he scored within sixty seconds in a 3-1 Football League Trophy victory over a Cambridge United side which had opened the scoring through Reggie Lambe. His only League goal for Southend gave his side the lead after eleven minutes at home to Doncaster Rovers in October 2019, only for the Shrimpers to be reduced to nine men and lose 7-1, and he also played in the FA Cup the following month, when they were knocked out in a shock result at Dover Athletic. He was sent off on the stroke of half-time during a Football League Trophy match at Orient in September 2019. Alongside one minute of League action as a substitute for Derby at Huddersfield in August 2021, he also captained his side in a 2-0 defeat at non-league Chorley on a frozen pitch in front of live television cameras in the 2020-21 season and enjoyed loan spells at Forest Green and Crawley. The latter included goals in the home fixtures with Swindon Town, in which game Tom Nichols also scored, and his future club Walsall; and Hutchinson also played against Rovers in Crawley’s League fixture in March 2022, a match Rovers won 2-1. It was at Walsall, though, that he made his name over two seasons, and particularly during 2023-24. The Saddlers’ top scorer that campaign with twelve League goals and eleven assists, he was their Player of the Year, scored their Goal of the Season after sixty-five minutes of a victory over Colchester United in September 2023, and completed a hat-trick in the 4-1 victory in October 2023 at home to Gillingham, with two left-footed shots and an eighty-fifth-minute header, before adding two goals in a 6-1 win at Grimsby on New Year’s Day 2024.

Don't give a flying ****

You will , when you’re banned and have nowhere to cry about it. Let’s face it, you only came here because of your. Rightful. Lifetime ban, from gaschat. You cried about it, as if it wasn’t well deserved 

One's best to ignore the attention-seeking behaviours of grown (supposed) adults.

I think I'm moderately happy with the signing.

Edit: of Issac Hutchinson, I mean. Gaschat are welcome to GGMI if he wants to return from his loan spell here.