Also there's only one more signing, a loan signing, coming in. I guess that's Hangeland out the picture.
Hull City Transfer Rumours - Summer 2014
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Yes I realise when you are touring Europe with Hull City AFC, then you do get out of touch.
Christian Fuchs now being mentioned....that would be interesting !
HULL City have joined Sunderland in the race to sign Austria captain Christian Fuchs, according to the Sunday People.
The left-back is under contract with Schalke until next year.
The 28-year-old has spent three seasons with the Bundesliga side, but recently lost his first-team place.
Bordeaux are also keen on the £3m-rated defender, while Palermo have cooled their interest.
Schalke sporting director Horst Heldt said: “We have had three concrete offers.”
HULL City have joined Sunderland in the race to sign Austria captain Christian Fuchs, according to the Sunday People.
The left-back is under contract with Schalke until next year.
The 28-year-old has spent three seasons with the Bundesliga side, but recently lost his first-team place.
Bordeaux are also keen on the £3m-rated defender, while Palermo have cooled their interest.
Schalke sporting director Horst Heldt said: “We have had three concrete offers.”
Another left back?
Not sure, thought Robertson was signing based on getting a lot of first team football, signing the Austria captain suggests otherwise.
Can't see that one really; we have Robertson and Brady as left-wing backs, and Robertson, Figueroa and Rosenior as potential left backs. Centre half, centre midfield, back up right back and striker would be higher than left back on my wish list.
Dawson deal could be back on as he continues to be pushed down the pecking order at Spurs as they sign their second CB of the week.
Problem is the issue was never with him being first choice the issue is Spurs not wanting to give him a pay off.
Daily mail seems to think we have a good squad now.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...remier-League-title-shape-ahead-new-term.html
What shape are they in?
The Tigers are ready to roar, it would seem. They’ve added some top British talent in Tom Ince, Robert Snodgrass, Harry Maguire, Andrew Robertson and Jake Livermore and look much improved on last season.
If the manager had one wish ...
That all of his new boys start well. The last thing Steve Bruce wants is to be playing catch-up in their first season of European competition.
Why should fans be optimistic?
Bruce buys British but the Tigers are headed for Europe and they look a cracking side. It’s an historic season for the club who were in the bottom tier a decade ago.
Why should fans be worried?
We’ve seen how easily the Europa League has derailed domestic campaigns in the past and a Thursday-Sunday schedule often leaves a season feeling flat.
Maguire is a throwback to a 1980s centre half but he can play a bit, too. Dare we say it, he reminds us a bit of Bruce himself.
What signings do they need?
Another striker. Shane Long and Nikica Jelavic arrived in January but Bruce often plays two up top and more options are needed.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...remier-League-title-shape-ahead-new-term.html
What shape are they in?
The Tigers are ready to roar, it would seem. They’ve added some top British talent in Tom Ince, Robert Snodgrass, Harry Maguire, Andrew Robertson and Jake Livermore and look much improved on last season.
If the manager had one wish ...
That all of his new boys start well. The last thing Steve Bruce wants is to be playing catch-up in their first season of European competition.
Why should fans be optimistic?
Bruce buys British but the Tigers are headed for Europe and they look a cracking side. It’s an historic season for the club who were in the bottom tier a decade ago.
Why should fans be worried?
We’ve seen how easily the Europa League has derailed domestic campaigns in the past and a Thursday-Sunday schedule often leaves a season feeling flat.
Maguire is a throwback to a 1980s centre half but he can play a bit, too. Dare we say it, he reminds us a bit of Bruce himself.
What signings do they need?
Another striker. Shane Long and Nikica Jelavic arrived in January but Bruce often plays two up top and more options are needed.
Liam Cooper from Chesterfield could be a target for the development squad.
He looks a promising talent.
He looks a promising talent.
He does, but I quite rate that Cullen down at Luton Town. Not sure we could afford both.
There's a lad called Tom Cairney who plays for Blackburn who had a magnificent season, I'm shocked there's not any interest in him. Sure to be a future star.
Way out of our price range mate. I mean, you'd have to have a pretty **** transfer policy to let a talent like that go for cheap.
http://www.thegliff.com/5-transfers-that-could-take-hull-city-to-the-next-level/
Read about why some astute transfer business may not just help Hull survive, but thrive going forwards
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Dont see Alex Bruce going anywhere especially to TWS. Bruce jnr and Rosenoir were our best 2 players in Trenchin. As for Davies, SB has said he is not going anywhere. Any bids of £10m maybe have come from Newcastle as they look very poor at the back atm.
Very true. From what has been said CD does not want to leave.
What game were you watching ffs re.Bruce. ? Agree on Aluko but he was not alone. Give some credit to Trenchin who had much better match fitness mind.
Well they do have the Ulloa wonga burning a hole in the Brighton coffers.
Yes he is but until Dawson gets his contract paid up then the status quo @ WHL remains.
Erm....the one where he kept passing to Trenchin players, which one were you watching?
You probably missed it, while queuing for 16 sausages with stale bread.
