Middlesbrough Book Medical For Celtic Linked Attacker https://insidefutbol.com/2024/08/14/middlesbrough-book-medical-for-celtic-linked-attacker/656567/ Might be wrong but it looks like he is heading down the road of obscurity but he has to follow his own dream.
Middlesbrough set to sign Bristol City's Tommy Conway, ending sorry and regrettable saga for all Middlesbrough have been Tommy Conway's first choice throughout the process of negotiating his exit away from Ashton Gate https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/middlesbrough-tommy-conway-bristol-city-9483647
On paper this looks a great signing, the type of player we should be going for, but for some reason we have t over the last couple of years. Young and with some Prem level experience. Of course, it may not work out, but I like the intent here from LM.
Tommy has left the building https://x.com/tommyconway__/status/...tommyconway__/status/1824432034434982352?s=46
https://www.bcfc.co.uk/city-men-news/twine-returns-to-the-robins/ Bristol City are delighted to announce the return of Scott Twine on a four-year deal. Twine joins permanently from Burnley, following a loan spell last season which saw the playmaker score two goals in 10 appearances. The 25-year-old links up with Head Coach Liam Manning for the third time, having played under him at MK Dons before he joined the City attack in the last campaign. Head Coach Liam Manning said: “It has been no secret the desire to bring Scott back to the club, and it has been a long time coming but we are delighted to get the deal over the line. “We know the strengths he brings, and feel he has some unfinished business here at Ashton Gate. “He loved his time here last season, and we are excited to have him back.” Twine said: “It was a no brainer for me to come back and I am delighted it has finally been sorted.” please log in to view this image
Bristol City rewarded for their patience as Scott Twine finally becomes a permanent Robin Bristol City’s pursuit of the playmaker has been relentless and optimism over completing a deal had begun to disappear but Liam Manning has finally got his man https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/bristol-city-rewarded-patience-scott-9489094
I’d say this more than likely concludes our business for this window. Possibly another loan and maybe some leaving, but I don’t seeing us actually buying anyone else now.
One more in and some going Strongest squad for a very long time can they produce that is the question.
one out that didnt want to know,one in that coudnt sign quicky enough, good days business onwards and upwards,
I hope this bit of business brings stability and the much promised improvement for Bristol City and the next 5 matches will go a long way in telling the outcome.
No, for me, 10 games is the marker. 5 isn’t enough, especially with an international break coming so soon.
As RR said there is likely one more and the rumour is it’s a Croatian. No idea on position, plus we’ve still got Yu to come into the team. Plus anyone that departs is likely to be replaced.
There are still a couple of players that I think should leave us because I don't expect to see either of them racking up the goals. We need at least 4 players with over 10 goals this season and perhaps one who exceeds expectations as this would put the cats back among the pigeons.
