I agree but he is still young and if somebody or something turns him back to the good side what a player he could be!!!!
Agreed. I think they'll sell him. Using the inflated window to get their fee and spent wages back. They'd be daft not to.
Not in the same league as a truly class kid such as Ravel Morrison on the pitch, stupid signing by United. I think people got carried away with just how good he was, that lazy QPR dosser was by far and away the best player in the Championship, the guy looks like a chump in the EPL. Adel Taraabt. Morrison is the one I'm most disappointed about in the last 20-odd years, including Pogba.
He's the exact same player as Kenwyne Jones, I'd snap Pardew's hand off for £9m I'd spend that £9m, all of it, on getting Gignac in instead, who's a far better French striker who should be available for under £5m as his contract's about up.
Newcastle fans going mental on Twitter, cos Santon's Mrs has come out and said the club pushed him out the door What is the world coming to when a club can't choose to dispose of one of their players?
If memory serves, I think it was Keano who suggested he couldn't attract players to us cos their wives didn't want to shop in Sunderland he's probably got a point like but ****ing hell, what has happened to the game?
POSITIVE injury news on Lee Cattermole is likely to scupper any last-gasp transfer moves from Sunderland, short of the Black Cats receiving an “incredible” offer for any of their players. For the last fortnight, Sunderland boss Gus Poyet has stressed that he expects Jermain Defoe to be the one and only new arrival at the Stadium of Light during the January transfer window, and that still looks to be the case ahead of the deadline. Sunderland still have one Premier League loan available to them, but with the club close to its Financial Fair Play limits and Poyet happy with the Black Cats squad, it is highly likely that there won’t be any last-gasp arrivals. Had midfielder Cattermole been facing a sustained spell on the sidelines, it could have prompted Sunderland to make a late move in the transfer market. But Poyet is hopeful that the 26-year-old, who is yet to play in 2015 due to groin and knee problems, will be back in the fold within three weeks after seeing a specialist on Friday. please log in to view this image Poyet said: “It is decent news on Lee. I was a little bit nervous. “We were ready for the worst. “It was important we had clarification before the transfer window finished. “If it had been bad news and a long-term injury maybe we would have had to move quickly. “He’ll rest for four or five days and then slowly start training. The specialist is positive he will be back without any problems.” Since Defoe’s signing, Sunderland have been working to offload those considered surplus to requirements, principally Cabral and Greek international Charis Mavrias. Mavrias put the finishing touches to a return to Panathinaikos over the weekend and a loan until the end of the season is due to be confirmed by both clubs. The 20-year-old, a £2million arrival at the Stadium of Light 18 months ago, was watched by scouts from Celtic and the Championship last week, but has opted to return to Panathinaikos, despite a more lucrative offer from another interested party. But Poyet says any further departures – which would inevitably prompt Sunderland to consider replacements – will not be welcomed. “I hope I have the same squad after the transfer window shuts,” he said. “People are telling me to switch my phone off and not read my emails because that’s the only thing that can change it – an unexpected, incredible offer for one of my players.
Fulham forward Bryan Ruiz is set to join Spanish La Liga side Levante on loan until the end of the season.
After reading this I wouldn't rule anything out. Fecking Agents congesting the deals until clubs are desperate. One transfer being pushed through could spark a lot of late business. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30923145
I read something similar last night but due to alcohol I can't remember where it was it was the ins and outs of transfer dealings and very enlightening. Basically, as you have said, one transfer can start a chain reaction and as Gus has also said, they are ready if it does happen. Just a gut feeling mate but I don't think there'll be anymore from us either way.
