Shows what wonders Steve Bruce can pull off on a limited budget.
Half a million bastarding quid that fat **** threw away.
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Shows what wonders Steve Bruce can pull off on a limited budget.
Half a million bastarding quid that fat **** threw away.
Or £5m thrown away on Marshall. Kuciak could quite easily have been a number 2.
He only ever played one game for, against League Two opposition, yet he could easily have been our No.2?
A match he looked somewhat shaky in. I suspect that evening in Devon was his downfall.
McGregor should've been No 2, Kuciak 3 and Mannion 4. No need at all for Marshall.
I quite like the occasional veering off into riffing!
The Guardian this morning on Grosicki
The Polish winger’s club career has been a slow burner – he has reached the Premier League at the age of 28 after a decade spent in the relative backwaters of Poland, Switzerland, Turkey and France – though there is no doubt Hull have signed a fully fledged international. After making his debut for Poland in 2008 Grosicki is now just short of a half century of caps, and played in all five games at Euro 16 for the side knocked out by Portugal at the quarter-final stage. Exceptionally quick, in Poland he is rated alongside Jakub Blaszczykowski as the national side’s main attacking threat after Robert Lewandowski, though his willingness to track back has been criticised and at club level so has his temperament.
Whether Grosicki can be an adequate replacement for Robert Snodgrass is anyone’s guess. A strong and direct runner, he is not quite as versatile a player and may not weigh in with as many goals, although as Hull have also signed Lazar Markovic on loan it is possible Grosicki will be asked to play more of a central role. Everton, who like to think they know a good winger when they see one, have been linked with the player in the past but Burnley almost brought him to England first. The player had passed a medical and agreed terms at Turf Moor last season before Rennes unexpectedly upped their £7m price and the deal fell through.
The Polish winger’s club career has been a slow burner – he has reached the Premier League at the age of 28 after a decade spent in the relative backwaters of Poland, Switzerland, Turkey and France – though there is no doubt Hull have signed a fully fledged international. After making his debut for Poland in 2008 Grosicki is now just short of a half century of caps, and played in all five games at Euro 16 for the side knocked out by Portugal at the quarter-final stage. Exceptionally quick, in Poland he is rated alongside Jakub Blaszczykowski as the national side’s main attacking threat after Robert Lewandowski, though his willingness to track back has been criticised and at club level so has his temperament.
Whether Grosicki can be an adequate replacement for Robert Snodgrass is anyone’s guess. A strong and direct runner, he is not quite as versatile a player and may not weigh in with as many goals, although as Hull have also signed Lazar Markovic on loan it is possible Grosicki will be asked to play more of a central role. Everton, who like to think they know a good winger when they see one, have been linked with the player in the past but Burnley almost brought him to England first. The player had passed a medical and agreed terms at Turf Moor last season before Rennes unexpectedly upped their £7m price and the deal fell through.
Rennes weren't allowed to up their price. They'd already accepted the bid.
This week I accepted a written offer for a fridge that I'm selling. Yesterday, when the proposed buyer was meant to collect said fridge, he said he could no longer afford it.
What's my legal rights?
You've got a frozen asset
Now now, behave yourselfRennes weren't allowed to up their price. They'd already accepted the bid.
Expert.Rennes weren't allowed to up their price. They'd already accepted the bid.
shocking transfer window 
if you have a little patience and positivity youl make the world a happier place
if you have a little patience and positivity youl make the world a happier place
Following next weeks game against Arsenal we play Burnley, Leicester, and Swansea... if we keep up the current level of performance we are going to stay up with ease.
on the plus side of this Marco will now have a bit of time to work with the players and `coach` his philosophies further, he has achieved this level of performance with very little time to actually coach the team, he has constantly been preparing for games every 3 days since he arrived. I can only see our performances getting better tbh.
Christ i bet the rest of the teams above us and still to play us will be praying Marco does not get Salibur as well.
