My scouts tell me that pitman, while scoring some goals, is a bit slow. Maybe Eisa is seen as an improvement on him.I don't buy that I'm afraid, unless Pompey are thinking of selling Pitman? Which I doubt.
Eisa should be looking to go to a club where he's first choice and don't believe he would be ahead of Pitman even for over £1M.
And maybe Pitman has a short hand.My scouts tell me that pitman, while scoring some goals, is a bit slow. Maybe Eisa is seen as an improvement on him.
And maybe Pitman has a short hand.
No its a fail I am not sure Geoff Foster could interview her without dribbling and saying nothing
How do you know we dont have a replacement lined up?14 days left of the transfer window and we still don't have a striker capable of scoring goals. Absolutely suicidal to let McNulty go without having a replacement lined up. Will cost us.
Harold Wilson said a week is a long time in politics, a fortnight is an age in football. Lots of water to flow under the bridge yet !14 days left of the transfer window and we still don't have a striker capable of scoring goals. Absolutely suicidal to let McNulty go without having a replacement lined up. Will cost us.
thought it was meant to be announced last monday?Harold Wilson said a week is a long time in politics, a fortnight is an age in football. Lots of water to flow under the bridge yet !
thought it was meant to be announced last monday?
14 days left of the transfer window and we still don't have a striker capable of scoring goals. Absolutely suicidal to let McNulty go without having a replacement lined up. Will cost us.
I thought the idea was that Eisa can play wide to compliment Pitman playing through the middle.My scouts tell me that pitman, while scoring some goals, is a bit slow. Maybe Eisa is seen as an improvement on him.
14 days left of the transfer window and we still don't have a striker capable of scoring goals. Absolutely suicidal to let McNulty go without having a replacement lined up. Will cost us.
magwitchWho said that?
magwitch
Rangers and Reading both begin with “R” and have blue and white on their kit.He also said McNulty wanted to go to Rangers as his family are massive fans.
Take that how you will.
I thought the idea was that Eisa can play wide to compliment Pitman playing through the middle.
I think he's a bored/lonely Nottingham County fanHe also said McNulty wanted to go to Rangers as his family are massive fans.
Take that how you will.
My informant was correct there was a signing last Monday, just not Chaplinthought it was meant to be announced last monday?
T
My informant was correct there was a signing last Monday, just not Chaplin
Who was it?T
My informant was correct there was a signing last Monday, just not Chaplin
You're right, Turnbull was quality.
Anything more you can say?
Super Mac MacallumWho was it?
Have you got a link?Super Mac Macallum
I don't buy that I'm afraid, unless Pompey are thinking of selling Pitman? Which I doubt.
Eisa should be looking to go to a club where he's first choice and don't believe he would be ahead of Pitman even for over £1M.
How is it embarrassing at our end? It's Jackett who is running to the papers every 5 minutes to try and do his business in public. It's exactly the same as what McNulty's agent was doing with the press in Reading. The Telegraph have then just repeated it at this end and hammered it every 5 minutes. The same as it was McGoldrick a couple of weeks ago.
As far as I'm aware there's been no mention at all from this side?
To be fair to Robins we don't actually know how he is conducting his transfer business as he doesn't mouth off in the press like lots of the others do.
Yep I was referring to Robins signings not Mowbray's, I already knew how shit Mowbrays were.
Anything more you can say?
Portsmouth would let him go tomorrow if we offered more money wouldn't they?It's a matter of personal opinion Nick so you don't have to agree with me. But Portsmouth have had our pants down for two weeks now and have clearly dictated proceedings. At the end of the day that's football as in most cases clubs in the lower reaches of the EFL have to wait on their primary targets. But my issue is, why didn't Robins have a more realistic target lined up in the first place? Furthermore, why is it that Portsmouth have the sense to hold out on the Chaplin sale until a replacement is brought in, yet we could barely hold out for a week on the McNulty scenario. Yes, agents can accelerate and engineer a move but they can't break a contract. Again that's football but it seems like a never ending conveyer belt of deja vu for us.
Robins has been fantastic in the window so far but this time I think he's made a mistake, which will become clear if we fail to sign Chaplin. But I reiterate, great if we get Chaplin, but either way MR would do well not to make a repeat of this as it's far too risky reckless for my liking, especially because of the situation we currently find ourselves in - without a goalscoring striker.
Portsmouth local rag now saying less optimistic re: Eisa, so Chaplin may have to stay. It's a bit like trying to buy a house and the chain collapsing when someone pulls out. Probably Plan B, and I'm not unduly concerned.
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