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January 2020 transfer rumours thread (Deadline Day starts Page 283)
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Got a good shot on him2
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killerandflash said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Byrne_(footballer)
Fairly uninspiring playing history. Might be one for the future, but hardly someone to go straight into the team now
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Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:The same principles don’t apply since there is a deadline for the selling club. They can’t hold their asset forever because if they miss the deadline they get 0.
Like I said if they don’t want to sell in the first place, what makes you think the price is going up late in the window?
Are we asking more for Lyle Taylor now than we were two weeks ago?0 -
SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:The same principles don’t apply since there is a deadline for the selling club. They can’t hold their asset forever because if they miss the deadline they get 0.
Like I said if they don’t want to sell in the first place, what makes you think the price is going up late in the window?
Are we asking more for Lyle Taylor now than we were two weeks ago?3 -
SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:The same principles don’t apply since there is a deadline for the selling club. They can’t hold their asset forever because if they miss the deadline they get 0.
Like I said if they don’t want to sell in the first place, what makes you think the price is going up late in the window?
Are we asking more for Lyle Taylor now than we were two weeks ago?1 -
SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:The same principles don’t apply since there is a deadline for the selling club. They can’t hold their asset forever because if they miss the deadline they get 0.
Like I said if they don’t want to sell in the first place, what makes you think the price is going up late in the window?
Are we asking more for Lyle Taylor now than we were two weeks ago?0 -
Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:The same principles don’t apply since there is a deadline for the selling club. They can’t hold their asset forever because if they miss the deadline they get 0.
Like I said if they don’t want to sell in the first place, what makes you think the price is going up late in the window?
Are we asking more for Lyle Taylor now than we were two weeks ago?2 -
Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:The same principles don’t apply since there is a deadline for the selling club. They can’t hold their asset forever because if they miss the deadline they get 0.
Like I said if they don’t want to sell in the first place, what makes you think the price is going up late in the window?
Are we asking more for Lyle Taylor now than we were two weeks ago?
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Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:SoundAsa£ said:Callumcafc said:The same principles don’t apply since there is a deadline for the selling club. They can’t hold their asset forever because if they miss the deadline they get 0.
Like I said if they don’t want to sell in the first place, what makes you think the price is going up late in the window?
Are we asking more for Lyle Taylor now than we were two weeks ago?1 -
Dazzler21 said:killerandflash said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Byrne_(footballer)
Fairly uninspiring playing history. Might be one for the future, but hardly someone to go straight into the team now
Nothing wrong with signing such players for the future, but that's surely not our main priority this window3 -
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What I’ll say on Bonne, is he is a perfect early summer signing, who you can work on for a couple of months, and then get him into the team2
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I always wanted us to completely, totally and utterly take away any risk of relegation by going hard and aggressive at this window.
Thats how catastrophic relegation would be - and I hope(d) the takeover would allow us to banish all risk with some proper signings. In other words the risk of going down outweighs the risk of ESI getting their wallet out and maybe paying a bit over the odds.
In our position it’s a sellers market and we will just need to swallow that.
The end of this week will tell us a lot as to whether the takeover banished any risk of disaster
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Millwall have spent over £2m.0
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Not sure if it’s been mentioned yet but I’ve seen an article saying we’ve already passed on Pogba as we ‘want a younger centre back with a resale value’
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mart77 said:Not sure if it’s been mentioned yet but I’ve seen an article saying we’ve already passed on Pogba as we ‘want a younger centre back with a resale value’1
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Todds_right_hook said:mart77 said:Not sure if it’s been mentioned yet but I’ve seen an article saying we’ve already passed on Pogba as we ‘want a younger centre back with a resale value’4
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Are we shopping at Lidl instead of M&S.1
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Dizzle said:Todds_right_hook said:mart77 said:Not sure if it’s been mentioned yet but I’ve seen an article saying we’ve already passed on Pogba as we ‘want a younger centre back with a resale value’
As long as that’s combined with reliable proven players that’s a good thing.
We got it badly wrong in 15/16 when the bulk of the squad were from the academy or abroad.1 -
It's a game of poker.
Or to be more accurate multiple games of poker.
And yes, the stakes get higher every minute as the end of window approaches.
But that doesn't just apply to us. It's the same for other clubs, agents and players.
Will ESI blink?
Are ESI bluffing?
Are ESI overplaying a weak hand?
Or maybe ESI hold all aces?
F***ed if I know. It's getting tense for sure but we're in the game.13 -
Valley27000 said:Are we shopping at Lidl instead of M&S.14
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Henry Irving said:It's a game of poker.
Or to be more accurate multiple games of poker.
And yes, the stakes get higher every minute as the end of window approaches.
But that doesn't just apply to us. It's the same for other clubs, agents and players.
Will ESI blink?
Are ESI bluffing?
Are ESI overplaying a weak hand?
Or maybe ESI hold all aces?
F***ed if I know. It's getting tense for sure but we're in the game.0 -
Just hope ESI's 5 year plan will stretch to 8 or even 10 years. Over the last 50 years every time we've been relegated to the 3rd tier it's taken us 3 years to get out. And now there are bigger & better teams than Hartlepool & Accrington down there.
Relegation is very much on the cards. We are on the slide & the lack of hardened players that can stop it & turn it around is worrying. Drafting in players from the Irish league or players that have not played competitively in this league wont cut it I'm afraid. For every Gallagher there are Dodoos & Kai Kai's.10 -
Henry Irving said:It's a game of poker.
Or to be more accurate multiple games of poker.
And yes, the stakes get higher every minute as the end of window approaches.
But that doesn't just apply to us. It's the same for other clubs, agents and players.
Will ESI blink?
Are ESI bluffing?
Are ESI overplaying a weak hand?
Or maybe ESI hold all aces?
F***ed if I know. It's getting tense for sure but we're in the game.
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golfaddick said:Just hope ESI's 5 year plan will stretch to 8 or even 10 years. Over the last 50 years every time we've been relegated to the 3rd tier it's taken us 3 years to get out. And now there are bigger & better teams than Hartlepool & Accrington down there.
Relegation is very much on the cards. We are on the slide & the lack of hardened players that can stop it & turn it around is worrying. Drafting in players from the Irish league or players that have not played competitively in this league wont cut it I'm afraid. For every Gallagher there are Dodoos & Kai Kai's.7 -
Henry Irving said:It's a game of poker.
Or to be more accurate multiple games of poker.
And yes, the stakes get higher every minute as the end of window approaches.
But that doesn't just apply to us. It's the same for other clubs, agents and players.
Will ESI blink?
Are ESI bluffing?
Are ESI overplaying a weak hand?
Or maybe ESI hold all aces?
F***ed if I know. It's getting tense for sure but we're in the game.
we are flirting with league one so it can be argued we have less leeway than some others1 -
Sage said:Valley27000 said:Are we shopping at Lidl instead of M&S.
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Jack Byrne is an interesting one. Very talented player, always had good pedigree but had difficulty settling in the UK. Has talked at length about how he feels more comfortable back in Ireland being able to see his family regularly again.LOI players who dominate in Ireland and then move to Championship have a spotty track record. You have the likes of Kevin Doyle and Shane Long who had great careers, players like Alan Browne who looks like hes ready to step up a division, players like Sean Maguire who is holding his head above water in the Championship but injuries have set him back somewhat.Then you get players like Kevin O'Connor, Andy Boyle and Graham Burke who are back in Ireland within a year or two.In lower divisions there are the likes of Chiedoze Ogbene, Kieran Sadlier and Eoin Doyle who are doing very well at L1/L2 level.IIt can be a good league to mine as you probably can get good value when you get it right, and they tend to be on shorter contracts as the talented young players know that benefits them in their goal of getting over to England. Most of the players named above went for ~100k or lower.From a selfish point of view I hope Shamrock Rovers get no money for Byrne. Fuck the Hooped cunts.12
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golfaddick said:Just hope ESI's 5 year plan will stretch to 8 or even 10 years. Over the last 50 years every time we've been relegated to the 3rd tier it's taken us 3 years to get out. And now there are bigger & better teams than Hartlepool & Accrington down there.
Relegation is very much on the cards. We are on the slide & the lack of hardened players that can stop it & turn it around is worrying. Drafting in players from the Irish league or players that have not played competitively in this league wont cut it I'm afraid. For every Gallagher there are Dodoos & Kai Kai's.0 -
Since we're so desperate for any rumours here's one made up by a teenager in his bedroom.28
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MS is reminding me of the Sunderland CEO in the Netflix series. He had his fancy clobber, Range Rover and espresso machine but could not get any signings over the line. Funnily enough they signed Johnny Williams on loan but he got injured and they got relegated !1