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Summer Transfer Rumours 2020 (DEADLINE DAY from pg.258)
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You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.
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At least it'll be nice weather tomorrow for it.dickplumb said:If we get one player in tomorrow let alone seven, I will run around Bexleyheath stark bollock naked.3 -
Now im trying to remember what defenders we were linked with in Jan. Chances are it could be one of those lined up.Cafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.
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The only one I remember was the Birmingham guyorpingtonRED said:
Now im trying to remember what defenders we were linked with in Jan. Chances are it could be one of those lined up.Cafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.0 -
Harlee Dean was one name I remember but that might've been just forum gossiporpingtonRED said:
Now im trying to remember what defenders we were linked with in Jan. Chances are it could be one of those lined up.Cafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.0 -
I took that as if we had signed the 3-7 players we have lined up (source Bowyer, Red Henry, my source) they would have been an up grade on Green, McGeady, Davies and Smith.orpingtonRED said:
Now im trying to remember what defenders we were linked with in Jan. Chances are it could be one of those lined up.Cafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.2 -
Cafc43v3r said:
I took that as if we had signed the 3-7 players we have lined up (source Bowyer, Red Henry, my source) they would have been an up grade on Green, McGeady, Davies and Smith.orpingtonRED said:
Now im trying to remember what defenders we were linked with in Jan. Chances are it could be one of those lined up.Cafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.
I see. Yeh that makes sense as well.1 -
Not even that I think, I'm sure that came from one of those transfer rumours Twitter accounts that post made up rumours.MattF said:
Harlee Dean was one name I remember but that might've been just forum gossiporpingtonRED said:
Now im trying to remember what defenders we were linked with in Jan. Chances are it could be one of those lined up.Cafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.1 -
Redrobo said:
He said 345!Exiled_Addick said:
But that'd surely leave us short of cover at right back?
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Probably that, not sure we were ever seriously linked with anyone that we didnt get on loan apart from Maddison for obvious reasonsScoham said:
Not even that I think, I'm sure that came from one of those transfer rumours Twitter accounts that post made up rumours.MattF said:
Harlee Dean was one name I remember but that might've been just forum gossiporpingtonRED said:
Now im trying to remember what defenders we were linked with in Jan. Chances are it could be one of those lined up.Cafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.0 - Sponsored links:
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It's just gone midnight and already tomorrow.
So why no news of the 7 new signings?
#itsallredhenrysfault
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* centreCafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.
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For that matter, I've confused what budget Bowyer actually has. Are the signings Bowyer has lined up ones paid for out of TS's pocket, or are they ones paid for from the existing budget as we've lost a few (comparatively) high earners from the squad such as Solly, Sarr, Taylor and Hemed which would pay for cheaper replacements.Cafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.0 -
Stephen Taylor
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The one who used to play for Newcastle? Is he signing for us? I see he has been playing in New Zealand.KiwiValley said:Stephen Taylor0 -
Played for Newcastle with Bowyer. Greenwich born. Nearly 35!KiwiValley said:Stephen Taylor0 -
https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/football/a-league/122764168/captain-steven-taylor-leaves-wellington-phoenix-by-mutual-consentLeft Wellington Phoenix on Monday by mutual consent.
Made 44 appearances in League One for Peterborough in 17-18.0 -
Let's not be signing any more Roger Johnsons please2
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Highlight of his career was getting sent off for handball after pretending to be knocked out by the ball. It looked like he had been shot.8
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Yes not sure my ears can take all that swearing.0
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Famously there was a game where they both got sent off, for equally hilarious actions (pretending to be hit in the face when handballing off the line and fighting Kieron Dyer)Valley11 said:
Played for Newcastle with Bowyer. Greenwich born. Nearly 35!KiwiValley said:Stephen Taylor0 -
Well quite, the ownerships actions never seem to match either what they say, or all the theories banded about here. They haven't since January.killerandflash said:
For that matter, I've confused what budget Bowyer actually has. Are the signings Bowyer has lined up ones paid for out of TS's pocket, or are they ones paid for from the existing budget as we've lost a few (comparatively) high earners from the squad such as Solly, Sarr, Taylor and Hemed which would pay for cheaper replacements.Cafc43v3r said:You do wonder who signed off this year's budget.
Who is rejecting bids for our only 3 sellable players, who authorised the signings of the 2 new players, who authorised an u23 team this season etc etc
Anyway but on to the topic my "Mr center half"....
I have been badgering my source to see what else he knows/has heard. The next bit is what I have been told:
There are so many championship standard players available that wages have gone through the floor.
The pull of playing for Bowyer is massive, both for older players who remember him as a player but his reputation as a coach and improver of players is growing daily.
Mr Center half is championship level
Nabby is on less at Huddersfield than he was at Charlton. He would have stayed but wanted the security of a contract now.
The loan market has significantly changed, championship clubs can't now pay the loan fees they used to. More power to the player to choose if their club insisted they went on loan.
If we had signed all the players we have lined up now in January we would have been more likely to get in the play offs than go down.
This isn't about money, these are all players that will take what we are offering to play for us.
If you were "weeks away" from going bust why would you bring in any players and not sell any?1 -
He won't be coming to us? Ever? Yeah, we've never plucked an old English clogger from the Indian league before4
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I thought you had posted things that were in the know.KiwiValley said:0 -
You thought wrong , join the clubdickplumb said:
I thought you had posted things that were in the know.KiwiValley said:1 -
Matthews
Lynch
Cullen
Wilshire
Morrison
Field
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we can probably rule them all out given transfers seem a pretty well guarded secret nowadays.2 -
Kazaiah Sterling from Spurs? He needs to go out on loan and picks up a lot of injuries so will fit in. Been on loan at Sunderland (and Doncaster?).
Spurs have nicked our youngsters over the years, must be a couple of local lads available0 -
A brave move leaving Covid safe NZ to move to India.dickplumb said:0
