Even if the Sheaf rumors are genuine, Sheaf has 2.5 years remaining on his deal, Luton is a dump, Luton's ground if you have ever been will agree it is a bloody maisonette. Luton will be coming back down next season, Luton will be able to offer him 20 grand a week more until he is then relegated with that club. We can demand a transfer fee of at least 15-20million quid for Sheaf because of the duration left on his contract.
Luton's most expensive signing this season is £5m. So unless they plan to triple that, Sheaf isn't joining them.
There are always rumours during a transfer window. Journalists want news and just pick up on fans hunches and rumours. Most of them are wide of the mark.
I just wait and see what happens. It is not something I can control so pointless getting worked up over every rumour and every fans hunch.
Sheaf is one of them that is seen as someone that will stick around at the club for a long time and I can guarantee he wont be leaving anytime soon
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Not like he'd be pitching up in a two bed terrace right in the heart of Luton's mean streets, is it!
Well he could not claim traffic made him late on a matchday, if he took an 'away end apartment'.
Even im fucking bored now
As is my source
As is my source
In reality if all that happens is Torp in it’s a good window. Jan window is a nothingness in reality and is 80% rumour, 19% over inflated prices and 1% activity. We’ve picked up a good midfield prospect and lost no-one. Anything else is a bonus
In fact that is Ryan Giles - it’s their all-time record signing (£5million) - can’t see them stumping up £10+million for Sheaf anytime soon.
I mean I've been told a winger is still happening
But means we must have missed out on one
But means we must have missed out on one
A lot can change in the last 24-48hrs of the window. Players who weren’t available suddenly are.
Regarding my disrespectful comments towards Luton 
Believe it or not, i am actually rooting for Luton this season in the Prem. The thought of all these Premier League prima donnas having to play in an 11 thousand capacity stadium that is half a bleeding house is absolutely brilliant. I genuinely want nothing but the best for Luton in the Prem, proper underdogs. Where Sheaf is concerned, i just cannot honestly see how Luton is an attractive proposition for a player that is arguably the most consistent in the Championship. Sheaf will know Luton might be able to double his current salary but with relegation almost a certainty, the implications of that reality will not only see Sheaf lose almost 2/3's of his weekly salary because of the relegation wage reduction clauses in player contracts. Sheaf will also be watching a mass exodus of Luton's star players. It is the sad reality of some of these small time Football Clubs, the likes of Coventry City with one idea of promotion and spending money in order to achieve that is the complete opposite of a club that is relegated, where the objective for any relegated club is to reestablish financial stability,which usually comes in the way of selling star players,rebuilding a squad with capable Championship players and this comes with a transitional period, which for some clubs can be 3 years before pushing for another crack at promotion and this is only if they get things right. Most clubs free fall, the manager loses star players,gets 1/3 of the budget to rebuild the squad, doesn't get time for the players to click, gets sacked, cycle repeats. Sheaf ain't going nowhere!
Believe it or not, i am actually rooting for Luton this season in the Prem. The thought of all these Premier League prima donnas having to play in an 11 thousand capacity stadium that is half a bleeding house is absolutely brilliant. I genuinely want nothing but the best for Luton in the Prem, proper underdogs. Where Sheaf is concerned, i just cannot honestly see how Luton is an attractive proposition for a player that is arguably the most consistent in the Championship. Sheaf will know Luton might be able to double his current salary but with relegation almost a certainty, the implications of that reality will not only see Sheaf lose almost 2/3's of his weekly salary because of the relegation wage reduction clauses in player contracts. Sheaf will also be watching a mass exodus of Luton's star players. It is the sad reality of some of these small time Football Clubs, the likes of Coventry City with one idea of promotion and spending money in order to achieve that is the complete opposite of a club that is relegated, where the objective for any relegated club is to reestablish financial stability,which usually comes in the way of selling star players,rebuilding a squad with capable Championship players and this comes with a transitional period, which for some clubs can be 3 years before pushing for another crack at promotion and this is only if they get things right. Most clubs free fall, the manager loses star players,gets 1/3 of the budget to rebuild the squad, doesn't get time for the players to click, gets sacked, cycle repeats. Sheaf ain't going nowhere!
Why the second line @Saddlebrains ? Because you were previously told two?
There has been very little money spent on the market at all this month. Seems a tougher than usual window.
I’m still surprised we haven’t got a loan ‘winger’ in. I get waiting for the right player but the closer we get to the deadline the more chance we’ll be scrabbling round.
Yep we were deffo after 2 wingers and a CM
CM in, none of the wingers yet so assume we've deffo missed out on at least 1
Think the days of us bringing in tom, dick and harry on loan are pretty much few and far between now mate. I think Doug King as well as Robins want permanent stayers opposed to having to rebuild season after season.
Which God do I need to start praying to to get a new centre forward in?
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From looking him up it appears he was linked with premiership clubs in the summer. Brentford and Luton were interested
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And vice-versa….
I suspect clubs expected Tavares to be available on loan but if we don’t bring any more attackers in I suspect he won’t go out on loan after all.
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Spurs already eyeing up alternative targets.
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Cheers. I'll come up with some more after that encouragement.Hilarious
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