Think Blues will finish top 6 personally. Their squad is quite strong.
No way are they ready for that. They still have no proper strikers
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I'd imagine Hogan will start, who got 10 last year. They have players like Roberts and Dembele to support him. Not bad in my opinion.
Think people are massively over rating Blues atm personally. Just don't see it.
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Want Leicester to have to sell a few more yet. Thought they had financial problems?
Have made nearly 80m from 2 sales mind you
Have made nearly 80m from 2 sales mind you
Yeah and they have parachute payments as well, so what the F**K is going on there
Buchanan, Laird, Sanderson, Bielik all very good signing at our level. I think our fans would be extremely pleased with those signings.All bang average players at this level
Sanderson and laird I agree Parks
I’m on about the forwards mentioned
they have sold Chong and lost Hannibal
I’m on about the forwards mentioned
they have sold Chong and lost Hannibal
No way, they were atrocious at the end of last season again. Yes, they've made some good additions on paper but not convinced at all that they are top 6 material.
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Yes, I didn’t say he wasn’t
my comment was slightly confusing
I was referring originally to dembele hogan and Roberts who are all bang average
especially Tyler Roberts
Just googled the lad - he might have a neck as long as McNally's. Could be worth a punt
2 of them played for them last year where they finished 18th. Laird didn’t fair much better for QPR.
That French lad, Mbappe. Apparently we were just shy of what Al-whateverthey'recalled offered.
Hey ho.
Notice Nixon saying six Championship clubs in for Tom Cannon on loan from Everton. Can't see which clubs though.
Nixon hasn't thought of them yet.
Might be looking to the foreign market...
www.coventrytelegraph.net
Mark Robins provides transfer update as Coventry City spread net to new markets
Coventry City transfer news from CoventryLive as Mark Robins explains the current state of play regarding new signings and the markets the club are potentially tapping into this summer
Might be looking to the foreign market...
Mark Robins provides transfer update as Coventry City spread net to new markets
Coventry City transfer news from CoventryLive as Mark Robins explains the current state of play regarding new signings and the markets the club are potentially tapping into this summer
Looks like there will be a few more foreign signings to come. Sounds confident plus interesting to hear some ‘surprises’ to come…
Hinting that there might be a few more surprises along the way with players from further afield that fans will not have heard of, Robins told CoventryLive: “I have been on Zoom more times than I care to mention but that has been an instrument that has been really good because it means you don’t have to be flying all over the world to do things.
“Plus we have the GB points system that has opened up for us so we can get up to four players who don’t qualify for that, plus the ones with GB points, so that opens the market up a little bit more.”
Managers in the top two divisions can now sign up to four foreign players who would not have previously automatically qualified for a visa - as long as 35 per cent of playing time has been given to players who are eligible for England. Transfers of this nature have fallen dramatically since Brexit closed the market to targets from the European Union, with players instead needing to meet certain criteria depending on international experience and league standard.
Tatsu Sakamoto is the club’s first Japanese player who already has the makings of a being a huge hit with the supporters based on his early pre-season showings. But asked how his move came about, Robins revealed that he was spotted by accident plying his trade in Belgium, saying: “Through the work that the recruitment lads are doing. We were looking at players and there were other players we were looking at and then, all of a sudden, he jumped out. They passed it onto me to have a look at and then you get a feel for them. But they (Dean Austin and his team) do the groundwork.
“You can’t always go and see them in person but every single one of them are brilliant lads. There are others that I have spoken to and I am hopeful I can get them over the line - brilliant people and good, talented players who are hungry to come in and do well. That’s the key for me, hungry people who want to help take this forward and have the ability to transform things for us.”
“Plus we have the GB points system that has opened up for us so we can get up to four players who don’t qualify for that, plus the ones with GB points, so that opens the market up a little bit more.”
Managers in the top two divisions can now sign up to four foreign players who would not have previously automatically qualified for a visa - as long as 35 per cent of playing time has been given to players who are eligible for England. Transfers of this nature have fallen dramatically since Brexit closed the market to targets from the European Union, with players instead needing to meet certain criteria depending on international experience and league standard.
Tatsu Sakamoto is the club’s first Japanese player who already has the makings of a being a huge hit with the supporters based on his early pre-season showings. But asked how his move came about, Robins revealed that he was spotted by accident plying his trade in Belgium, saying: “Through the work that the recruitment lads are doing. We were looking at players and there were other players we were looking at and then, all of a sudden, he jumped out. They passed it onto me to have a look at and then you get a feel for them. But they (Dean Austin and his team) do the groundwork.
“You can’t always go and see them in person but every single one of them are brilliant lads. There are others that I have spoken to and I am hopeful I can get them over the line - brilliant people and good, talented players who are hungry to come in and do well. That’s the key for me, hungry people who want to help take this forward and have the ability to transform things for us.”
Millwall are moving on from McNally.
He was an unused sub for Burnley last night against Benfica in Lisbon.
He was an unused sub for Burnley last night against Benfica in Lisbon.
Think its best case we move on too. Surely someone like Cresswell could be a good option to move to.
He would get game time with Leeds surely?
Doesn't include us. Bham, Stoke, Preston, Sunderland, Blackburn, sheff wed
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