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Campbell - Grant - RakSaknCrack.
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You’ve just outed yourself as one of the Grammar Police, only five more to go;)eastterrace6168 said:
their...🙄Addickted47 said:
No he's depressed remembering when we stole there two best players Holland and HreidarssonForeverAddickted said:
Has Dave fallen asleep whilst being asked about the JRS deal?Addickted47 said:
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There was me being reasonable and not too greedy thinking Holsgrove would be delayed gratification but no.DamoNorthStand said:DamoNorthStand said:
I would keep a very close eye on that one........Henry Irving said:
I can see him being someone we go in again in January or next summerTheNotoriousBWP said:
I’m really intrigued to see what happens with Jordan Holsgrove now. I fully expected him to have signed for someone by now but it all seems to have gone quiet on that front now, or at least I haven’t seen anything concrete when there appeared to be so much interest before.wolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
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A medical technically isn’t to determine if a player is fit, it’s to determine how much insurance you payElfsborgAddick said:Leuth said:
You don't fly to England because a deal that's clearly going to go through might not go throughcantersaddick said:Playing devils advocate a little bit here. We all know we currently have the nubers we need across the pitch (except arguably RW) Is it possible that we have enouhg "powder" for one player of quality who will take us up a level but arent dead set in which area of the pitch it comes. So possibly it could be that if JRS falls through we go back for Holsgrove. The only thing that changes is who we look to ship out. We can say if we dont get JRS then Apter as 4th choice winger is good enough and Holsgrove will take our midfield up another level so lets move on Doc and JRC.
Just random speculation tbh.
A player might fail the medical.5 -
Carter also explained that isn't how they account the spending, it is based on the year the cash flows to the selling club. He also said the wage budget was separate to the transfer budget.Crispywood said:Carter said the outlay would be similar to last summer. JRS takes the fees to 7-7.5M this summer + wage increases, and last summer we had an initial outlay of 8.9M no way there’s room in the budget for Holsgrove as well.Wherever he ends up can’t wait for Ouma to absolutely two foot him back to Portugal
Unless you know the structure of the deals, there is no way to tell how much has been spent one year to the next, until the accounts come out.4 -
Couldn’t imagine a bigger anticlimax than Holsgrove signing for QPR of all teamsCB1 said:QPR journalist Will Halliday has just asked the QPR fans what their thoughts are on Jordan Holsgrove. Would imagine that matches what @stjohnshill was saying earlier.12 -
Interested to see if we describe it as a club record fee on the announcement.17
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He has been reprieved so long as we keep winning matches. First defeat and he will be out on his ear. We will promote from within to save money.John_Fitzpatrick1 said:When is jones getting sacked for walking out of the meeting at the start of the summer?0 -
He's the new Andy Delort #teardropGarrymanilow said:
Couldn’t imagine a bigger anticlimax than Holsgrove signing for QPR of all teamsCB1 said:QPR journalist Will Halliday has just asked the QPR fans what their thoughts are on Jordan Holsgrove. Would imagine that matches what @stjohnshill was saying earlier.0 -
It will be undisclosed. So it could be £5m or £50m. Both will be a club record fee.Crispywood said:Interested to see if we describe it as a club record fee on the announcement.0 -
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Ronnie Schwartz is coming home?DOUCHER said:'shit, we got Charlton next week - the huge centre forward bullies you, the 2 wingers either side wrap you in knots and then the gunslinger finish you off' - oh - don't bother going long - you have to win headers against Lloyd Jones and his 6'5 sidekick. This season is looking like it could be a lot of fun .2 -
Would be flabbergasted if Holsgrove was heading here.@DamoNorthStand is raising my hopes though damn him…4
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I wish some others would as wellbakchat said:
I very rarely comment... but what a silly post.Doomer Jon said:I really think we do not need JRS. His record is not that great/overrated and we have Godden, Leaburn, Grant, MBick and TC. Better to strengthen elsewhere.
Charlton - League 1: 15 goals in 43 games
Sheff United: 7 goals in 34 games
Obscure Turkish team: 4 goals in 11 games
Stoke: 2 goals in 15
Overhyped IMHO
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Would love to hear it pleaseCallumcafc said:If Holsgrove is off on the motorway to another club, Nathan Jones needs to give Curbs a bell and find out how he intercepted Claus Jensen at the services on the way to Ipswich. Don’t know if many people know that story.2 -
Isn’t that journalist basically confirming it’s QPR that Holsgrove is going to?2
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Gavin Carter also mentioned fees are typically paid over 3 years, so we’re probably not paying many in full in a single payment.mcgrandall said:
Carter also explained that isn't how they account the spending, it is based on the year the cash flows to the selling club. He also said the wage budget was separate to the transfer budget.Crispywood said:Carter said the outlay would be similar to last summer. JRS takes the fees to 7-7.5M this summer + wage increases, and last summer we had an initial outlay of 8.9M no way there’s room in the budget for Holsgrove as well.Wherever he ends up can’t wait for Ouma to absolutely two foot him back to Portugal
Unless you know the structure of the deals, there is no way to tell how much has been spent one year to the next, until the accounts come out.1 -
Whats the chances of a 5pm announcement ? be nice to have JRS on the bench tomorrow1
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Yeah, but that's why fees are paid in annual instalments, add-on's, loans instead of permanents ....all structured to spread out expenditure, and keep within budget and financial rulesfenaddick said:
All depends on how close we're flying yo the SCR limits. There might not be any wiggle roomTeeC said:I think it’s naive to think budgets, player preference etc are static here. If Holsgrove has made himself available and the club think they can get him for a price that makes sense, budget will appear. Especially when by my calculation we’re not yet at last season’s and there is more outgoings to come.1 -
Just because someone has got a different view doesn’t make them a troll.sam3110 said:
You mean that one troll....cantersaddick said:Those saying JRS is overhyped are, in my opinion, missing the non-footballing factors that have affected his loans. Being far from home, system, roles he was asked to play, starting vs bench etc.
Coming to us just feels like the right move for him. We are playing better football and the perfect system for him. Close to home and with lots of close friends in the squad. Manager who will get the best out of him, club making progress. Timing and everything about it just feels bang on.It’s all about opinions and it’s good that people feel comfortable and confident enough to express that even if it differs from the consensus view.Challenge it, debate it, but we shouldn’t be trying to suppress it. That’s not how forums work effectively.35 -
Would we have got Ouma if Holsgrove was still in the picture?TheHerminator said:Isn’t that journalist basically confirming it’s QPR that Holsgrove is going to?3 -
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Admins, I think this poster might be a trollAFKABartram said:
Just because someone has got a different view doesn’t make them a troll.sam3110 said:
You mean that one troll....cantersaddick said:Those saying JRS is overhyped are, in my opinion, missing the non-footballing factors that have affected his loans. Being far from home, system, roles he was asked to play, starting vs bench etc.
Coming to us just feels like the right move for him. We are playing better football and the perfect system for him. Close to home and with lots of close friends in the squad. Manager who will get the best out of him, club making progress. Timing and everything about it just feels bang on.It’s all about opinions and it’s good that people feel comfortable and confident enough to express that even if it differs from the consensus view.Challenge it, debate it, but we shouldn’t be trying to suppress it. That’s not how forums work effectively.17 -
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Bad news for that bloke who hates paying for stuff.51
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Go ahead and pick up on that one comment @AFKABartram but it's very clear from Doomers comments over the years that he is here to just say negative things and stir the pot with every comment.AFKABartram said:
Just because someone has got a different view doesn’t make them a troll.sam3110 said:
You mean that one troll....cantersaddick said:Those saying JRS is overhyped are, in my opinion, missing the non-footballing factors that have affected his loans. Being far from home, system, roles he was asked to play, starting vs bench etc.
Coming to us just feels like the right move for him. We are playing better football and the perfect system for him. Close to home and with lots of close friends in the squad. Manager who will get the best out of him, club making progress. Timing and everything about it just feels bang on.It’s all about opinions and it’s good that people feel comfortable and confident enough to express that even if it differs from the consensus view.Challenge it, debate it, but we shouldn’t be trying to suppress it. That’s not how forums work effectively.
There are a plethora of trolls on here and whilst I admire the work you and the mods do, sometimes if it looks, walks and quacks like a duck, you gotta point at it and call it a duck7 -
So what does it say then? 😁Uboat said:Bad news for that bloke who hates paying for stuff.5 -
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JWS is our plan B if we don’t get JRS. Hopefully an upgrade on JRC. I’m told plays similar to JFC. Just hope he doesn’t see it as one last payday like JFH.gringo said:
who is JWS?Jints said:
Made worse by the fact that he made an identical post on 19 August and loads of people pointed out that JWS is a winger and not a striker.bakchat said
I very rarely comment... but what a silly post.Doomer Jon said:I really think we do not need JRS. His record is not that great/overrated and we have Godden, Leaburn, Grant, MBick and TC. Better to strengthen elsewhere.
Charlton - League 1: 15 goals in 43 games
Sheff United: 7 goals in 34 games
Obscure Turkish team: 4 goals in 11 games
Stoke: 2 goals in 15
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Valley11 said:Would JRS and Holsgrove in addition to all the other signings and contract extensions make it the finest summer transfer window ever?
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Didn’t he also say they were fixing issues in the fans bar and kiosks? 🤔😀Scoham said:
Gavin Carter also mentioned fees are typically paid over 3 years, so we’re probably not paying many in full in a single payment.mcgrandall said:
Carter also explained that isn't how they account the spending, it is based on the year the cash flows to the selling club. He also said the wage budget was separate to the transfer budget.Crispywood said:Carter said the outlay would be similar to last summer. JRS takes the fees to 7-7.5M this summer + wage increases, and last summer we had an initial outlay of 8.9M no way there’s room in the budget for Holsgrove as well.Wherever he ends up can’t wait for Ouma to absolutely two foot him back to Portugal
Unless you know the structure of the deals, there is no way to tell how much has been spent one year to the next, until the accounts come out.1
