Deadline Day: Bring Out The Transfer Gimp!

batistuta9

-Ade- wrote: »

Tad disappointed if Hoillet has indeed joined QPR. It's been off the table for awhile now I know but it'd have been nice to see him opt for the Bundesliga and Gladbach.

possibly CL football, maybe even a title bid (you'd know better about that), he's got links to germany as well i think so you'd think he view it as a good move against a team that'll probably be mid table or there about's in the PL & more money i'd think + london lifestyle.

Has to be for the money or they've told him their going to invest heavily if he goes to QPR, or he's trying to wait for a bigger PL club to come in.

Did gladbach sign anyone to replace Reus? The only player i know they've signed is Xhaka but he's not the same type

amiable

Nottingham Forest are delighted to announce the appointment of Sean O'Driscoll as the Club's new Manager

Rekop dog

Paddy Power have QPR at 20/1 in the without the Big 6* market, they've bought well already and will continue to spend, and also have Faurlin returning from injury who's a quality player.

*includes Liverpool

BKC

Rekop dog wrote: »

Paddy Power have QPR at 20/1 in the without the Big 6* market, they've bought well already and will continue to spend, and also have Faurlin returning from injury who's a quality player.

*includes Liverpool

I don't think they'll even finish in the top half of the league. I just don't think they are good enough.

amiable wrote: »

Nottingham Forest are delighted to announce the appointment of Sean O'Driscoll as the Club's new Manager

Harsh enough on Crawley tbh.

amiable

Rekop dog wrote: »

Paddy Power have QPR at 20/1 in the without the Big 6* market, they've bought well already and will continue to spend, and also have Faurlin returning from injury who's a quality player.

*includes Liverpool

Faurlin is under rated IMHO
I still can't see QPR topping that group.
I think QPR will be happy to stay up with a bit to spare next season and build from there again.

elefant

zerks wrote: »

Valencia have got him (Gago) & Sergio Canales for a total of €9 million.

Looks a brilliant deal. Hopefully the two can stay injury-free (or in Canales case, can return from serious injury)

Rekop dog

amiable wrote: »

Rekop dog wrote: »

Paddy Power have QPR at 20/1 in the without the Big 6* market, they've bought well already and will continue to spend, and also have Faurlin returning from injury who's a quality player.

*includes Liverpool

Faurlin is under rated IMHO
I still can't see QPR topping that group.
I think QPR will be happy to stay up with a bit to spare next season and build from there again.

Newcastle weren't that far from relagation in their first season back in the prem but made a giant leap last season with a few quality value signings. QPR are going the right way with the likes of Hoilet and Fabio. Don't think there's that big a gulf in class outside the top 6 and nobody stregthening significantly. Few more signings will have them in contention, they'll start the season shorter than 20/1 for sure.

amiable

Rekop dog wrote: »

Newcastle weren't that far from relagation in their first season back in the prem but made a giant leap last season with a few quality value signings. QPR are going the right way with the likes of Hoilet and Fabio. Don't think there's that big a gulf in class outside the top 6 and nobody stregthening significantly. Few more signings will have them in contention, they'll start the season shorter than 20/1 for sure.

Fabio is meh IMHO and Hoillet looks a good player with lots of potential.
I think Hughes will turn them in to a team very difficult to break down and beat.
I just think once the spring comes and they are safe the foot may come off the gas.
Cabaye, Demba Ba, Papiss Cisse were all better than signings that QPR have made so far.
Add to that Ben Arfa returned and was like a new addition.
I just think QPR have a bit to go to catch up with Newcastle.

Sgt Pepper 64

I can see QPR replacing Liverpool as a mid table team alright

amiable

Sgt Pepper 64 wrote: »

I can see QPR replacing Liverpool as a mid table team alright

Is that what it says on Football Manager?

Super-Rush

Sgt Pepper 64 wrote: »

I can see QPR replacing Liverpool as a mid table team alright

Well someone will have to as we'll be in the top four.

Cantona's Collars

Super-Rush wrote: »

Well someone will have to as we'll be in the top four.

Aaaaaaannnnddddd it starts!!:pac:

kryogen

Rekop dog wrote: »

Paddy Power have QPR at 20/1 in the without the Big 6* market, they've bought well already and will continue to spend, and also have Faurlin returning from injury who's a quality player.

*includes Liverpool

I have already posted this elsewehere, but StanJames will give you 11/10 on QPR to finish ahead of both Swansea and Norwich.

Extremely good bet imo, have a fair chunk on it already. Looking like it will be my biggest season long bet at this stage

Havent checked the price today, but thats what it was when I put more on last night

Super-Rush

kryogen wrote: »

I have already posted this elsewehere, but StanJames will give you 11/10 on QPR to finish ahead of both Swansea and Norwich.

Extremely good bet imo, have a fair chunk on it already. Looking like it will be my biggest season long bet at this stage

Havent checked the price today, but thats what it was when I put more on last night

Wow that is good.

I'll get on that myself.

kryogen

Super-Rush wrote: »

Wow that is good.

I'll get on that myself.

Gone 10/11 now, its been fluctuating a lot, was 4/6 at one stage, 11/10 recently, now 10/11, Hoilett transfer probably affected the price

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/second-season-syndrome-top-club

kryogen

Riqulme is supposedly about to join Cruzeiro on loan and has rejected the chance to join Flamengo

Smegball

Super-Rush wrote: »

Well someone will have to as we'll be in the top four.

Got to love Liverpool fans!! :pac::pac::pac::pac:

Degag

Rekop dog wrote: »

Paddy Power have QPR at 20/1 in the without the Big 6* market, they've bought well already and will continue to spend, and also have Faurlin returning from injury who's a quality player.

*includes Liverpool

I think they've bought distinctly average players so far really. A few decent signings no doubt in Hoillett and Fabio on loan but nothing really to inspire much confidence that they won't be battling relegation again this year.

shrewdness

Rumours of a failed Chelsea bid of £17m for Lewandowski.

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/id/1126023/chelsea-L17-million-robert-lewandowski-bid-rejected-by-dortmund?cc=5739

Sgt Pepper 64

shrewdness wrote: »

Rumours of a failed Chelsea bid of £17m for Lewandowski.

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/id/1126023/chelsea-L17-million-robert-lewandowski-bid-rejected-by-dortmund?cc=5739

Its Harry Harris - move on!

Copper_pipe

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18935349

As my dad just said when I told him this 'Its easy talk' :P

Sgt Pepper 64

Copper_pipe wrote: »

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18935349

As my dad just said when I told him this 'Its easy talk' :P

Did he also say "talk is cheap"?

Copper_pipe

Sgt Pepper 64 wrote: »

Copper_pipe wrote: »

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18935349

As my dad just said when I told him this 'Its easy talk' :P

Did he also say "talk is cheap"?

Nope,

Seaneh

Copper_pipe wrote: »

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18935349

As my dad just said when I told him this 'Its easy talk' :P

That article is ****e on so many levels.

There is no way in the world Juve would pay ANYONE £190k (€245k) per week, there is also no way they will ever pay £28m (€36m) for anyone, let alone Suarez.

Also, if they "sell" Matri they are likely to get a handfull of peanuts and some haribo, not nearly enough to find a move for any top class striker.

Juve might sign one or the other but there is no way in hell they will sign both and neither will be more than €25m.

Nuri Sahin

Rennes manager Pierre Dreossi confirms club are in talks with "several foreign clubs" about Yann M'Vila and it's up to him to make choice according that Dalton lad.

Kess73

-Ade- wrote: »

Rennes manager Pierre Dreossi confirms club are in talks with "several foreign clubs" about Yann M'Vila and it's up to him to make choice according that Dalton lad.

Was just about to post in here when I saw your post. French radio reporting that six clubs have been in contact with Rennes. 4 from England, one from Spain and one from Portugal is the radio claim.

€20m -€25m (£15m -£20m) is the figure being spoken of.

Samich

QPR, Spurs, Arsenal, Man Utd maybe?

Donnielighto

Super-Rush wrote: »

Well someone will have to as we'll be in the top four.

At least you arent claiming to be in with a chance of the title like normal

everdead.ie

Samich wrote: »

QPR, Spurs, Arsenal, Man Utd maybe?

I doubt Spurs are looking at M'Villa with Sandro, Parker and Livermore all similar players.

Samich

everdead.ie wrote: »

I doubt Spurs are looking at M'Villa with Sandro, Parker and Livermore all similar players.

Good point. I reckon Man Utd would have enquired, Arsenal definitely, QPR could try with their money. Who else is there? Fulham? Everton could too if they plan on selling Fellaini or Baines.