Happy_Martian
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58 mins gone, he's been brought on....
Hamer benched tonight against Villa.
Just saying
Hamer benched tonight against Villa.
Just saying
How good was that, McGinns just come back from the car parkSuperb assist from Hamer.
Would take a gamble on Ali Al-Hamadi at Wimbledon in January if the gamble pays off another hefty payment our way.
Sure one Jamie Johnson will be keeping a very close eye on.
I think that and the possibility of saying you're a Premier League footballer, regardless of whether it's for a shit team, has a lot of sway. Cal's 25 now so if the chance comes up to play in the PL, and with that increase his wages, he's obviously going to take it and I can't say I blame him. Gus did the same. It's a short career and they're going to try and make the most of it.
I like keeping an eye on lower league talents. Both of these look better than league 2. I think we were briefly linked with Al-Hamadi in the summer and he seems to have continued his improvement.I think we will see a player like this as a bit of a project. Daniel Kemp is another to watch put for 24 ex Chelsea, West ham kid a no 10 very Callum O hare look alike looks like he knows where the goal is.
We can go for both?We need a top notch midfielder not a project
Worth pointing out not everyone playing in a lower league is a 'project' either. Championship clubs pull from the lower leagues constantly, some work, some don't.. no different to recruiting from a abroad or from Prem B teams in that regard, but there's plenty of talent there.We can go for both?
It certainly had legs but the issue was his current salary.Im sure the John swift story had legs and would not be shocked if he was a player we are trying to tempt for this window or the summer
But also can see younger players brought in to develop looking a head to next season.
If their takeover doesn't go through before window closes, they will have to sell. They have taken out a loan to fund general club running banking on a takeover.Im sure the John swift story had legs and would not be shocked if he was a player we are trying to tempt for this window or the summer
But also can see younger players brought in to develop looking a head to next season.
No thanksLet's go for Patrick Roberts
Tore Bidwell apart second half. His end product wasn’t as good as his dribbling.Let's go for Patrick Roberts
Let's go for Patrick Roberts
If COH didn’t sign a new contract …Just read that Burnley would be willing to accept £2.5m for Scott Twine. Would you take him at that price?
AbsolutelyJust read that Burnley would be willing to accept £2.5m for Scott Twine. Would you take him at that price?
Hull would be first in line surely?Just read that Burnley would be willing to accept £2.5m for Scott Twine. Would you take him at that price?
Would think so, they have money to spend I believeHull would be first in line surely?
Bristol city is the runour isnt itJust read that Burnley would be willing to accept £2.5m for Scott Twine. Would you take him at that price?
Not good enough imo.Just read that Burnley would be willing to accept £2.5m for Scott Twine. Would you take him at that price?
Ex-Chelsea as well.Im sure the John swift story had legs and would not be shocked if he was a player we are trying to tempt for this window or the summer
But also can see younger players brought in to develop looking a head to next season.
Can they afford him? They are 50 million plus in debt. Even with selling that player to Bournemouth.Bristol city is the runour isnt it
He is a 10 or an inside forward who can come off in off the left … he’s very definitely not an 8Intresting, this detailed write up sees him as a 10 and lacking the athleticism to be an 8 which seems to be where we need to strengthen. No doubt he would be a good addition though.
Player Profile: John Swift - Breaking The Lines
West Bromwich Albion attacking midfielder John Swift graduated from Chelsea's academy in 2012. Although he made his debut for the first team, (albeit only as a substitute for Eden Hazard in the dying minutes of a 2-1 win vs Cardiff City in the last match of the 2013-14 season), he wasn’t quite...breakingthelines.com
Hamer wanted to go, we offered him a deal, he didn’t want to sign. Thats it. No disaster.With the continuing saga of Callum O’Hare’s contract, surely we can’t lose him , or in Doug Kings limited football knowledge , with the Hamer fuck up , just pay him his worth .
We’re lucky that his major injury has seen him come back & be a revelation, so please Doug , with the money you’ve stashed away , give us all a massive Christmas present & learn from your Hamer disaster !
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