Hull City Transfer Rumours - Summer 2014

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Sir Cheshire Ben said:
Because the question I asked regarding Livermore was comparable to Snodgrass at Norwich.

"If we go down next season, as Norwich have, do you think we'll be collecting a profit as Norwich have with Snodgrass?"

Norwich bought Snodgrass for an alleged £2m two years ago when he was a similar age to what Livermore is now.

Norwich have now been relegated & are selling Snodgrass for a healthy profit.

So if we go down next season, as Norwich have, do you think we'll be collecting a profit as Norwich have with Snodgrass?

The percentage equivalent would mean us selling Livermore for £32m or £14m to gain a similar profit. Both are highly unlikely.
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Swings and Roundabouts Ben - in the same way Chester would now command a decent fee.
 
Sir Cheshire Ben said:
Because the question I asked regarding Livermore was comparable to Snodgrass at Norwich.

"If we go down next season, as Norwich have, do you think we'll be collecting a profit as Norwich have with Snodgrass?"

Norwich bought Snodgrass for an alleged £2m two years ago when he was a similar age to what Livermore is now.

Norwich have now been relegated & are selling Snodgrass for a healthy profit.

So if we go down next season, as Norwich have, do you think we'll be collecting a profit as Norwich have with Snodgrass?

The percentage equivalent would mean us selling Livermore for £32m or £14m to gain a similar profit. Both are highly unlikely.
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There are players we signed for peanuts, which will more than likely have a greater potential sell on value, if we sold them now. It's football.
 
Jezz511 said:
According to a stats specialist website (Squaka) in 30 games Snodgrass scored 6 goals and created 67 goalscoring chances. In 38 games elmo scored 2 and created 42 goal scoring chances. They are they bits that are solely down to the respective players. The assists count on the other players being able to put them in the back of the net.
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Very good stats, shows up the people praising elmo and criticising Snodgrass. 2.2 created per game by Snoddy, 1.1 for elmo. Snoddy scored 1 in 5 and elmo 1 in 19
 
DONE DEAL DONE DEAL from HDM

"Forgotten man Sinclair attracting plenty of interest

The Tigers may have strengthened their midfield with Livermore's signing, but how's this for an outside bet to accompany him?

The East Grinstead Courier have Hull City among a number of contenders interested in rescuing Manchester City's forgotten man Scott Sinclair.

According to the Courier, the Tigers, Southampton, Derby and Swansea are battling to sign the 25-year-old.

Southampton have emerged as the bookies' favourites, despite reports over the past 24 hours that he is set for a return to Swansea.

Sinclair failed to impress last season while sent out on loan to West Brom, and Manchester City are preparing to cut him free as they trim their large squad.


If the East Grinstead Courier think it then.........DD


Hopefully true and he brings his bird along. Cracking pair
 
Mike White ‏@mikewhitesport 7m
Understand Robert Snodgrass passed medical with #hcafc & expected to complete deal tomorrow. However, club spokesperson says "talks ongoing"
 
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