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Sterling Archer said:
Haha no not on football manager! I'm off to watch Hertha Berlin on Saturday against Werder Bremen. See, any old football will do.

Well I sit in the South Stand so if you see a loudmouth obnoxious ****...actually, thats not helpful at all is it?
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The Olympiastadion is an amazing ground. You're in for one hell of an atmosphere! Do a lap of the stadium when you're there.
 
Benjo said:
The Olympiastadion is an amazing ground. You're in for one hell of an atmosphere! Do a lap of the stadium when you're there.
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I'm looking forward to it, I've never been to a bundesliga game before and the atmosphere is going to be mental. Do they let you just walk round?
 
originallambrettaman said:
I hope there's something in this Harrison Reed one, he looks a real prospect, he has a very similar playing style to Paul Scholes apparently.
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You mean when he tackles someone there's a 50/50 chance he could get sent off!?

I'm sure, despite us not knowing what's going on, stuff is going on, and young players like Reed would be a welcome addition. It would be great to get promoted again obviously, but with a far younger team than last time.
 
Transfer Rumours: Updated 18/08/15

Summer Transfer Window 2015

18/08 IN Harrison Reed - Southampton [The Times]

17/08 OUT Tom Huddlestone - Everton [via Liverpool Echo]

16/08 IN Morgan Amalifitano - West Ham (Swap for Huddlestone) [Sun on Sunday]

16/08 OUT Tom Huddlestone - West Ham [The Mirror]

12/08 IN Josh Vela - Bolton Wanderers [Daily Star]

09/08 OUT Tom Huddlestone - West Ham United [Sun on Sunday]

04/08 OUT Nikica Jelavic - West Ham United [HITC]

04/08 OUT Dame N'Doye - Trabzonspor (3m Euro) [Hull Daily Mail]

03/08 OUT Dame N'Doye - Trabzonspor [TRT Spor]

02/08 IN Paddy McNair - Man Utd [The Mirror]

01/08 IN Shaun Maloney - Chicago Fire [Burnsy]

01/08 IN Chuba Akpom - Arsenal (Loan) [BBC]

30 /07 IN Anthony Stokes - Celtic [Daily Mail]

30/07 IN Ricardo Vaz Te (Free Agent) [HITC]

30/07 IN Isaac Hayden - Arsenal (Loan) [The Guardian]

30/07 IN Moses Odubajo - Brentford (£3.5m) [Get West London]

29/07 IN Andre Gray - Brentford [Hull Daily Mail]

27/07 OUT Ahmed Elmohamady - Stoke & WBA (£3m) [The Mail]

27/07 OUT James Chester - Crystal Palace, Southampton, Newcastle, WBA, Aston Villa & Leicester [The Express]

26/07 OUT Abel Hernandez - Benfica (POR) [A Bola]

24/07 OUT James Chester - Southampton (£10m) [The Mirror]

24/07 IN Sam Clucas - Chesterfield (£1m) [Radio Humberside]

24/07 OUT Abel Hernandez - Olympiakos (GRE) [Daily Star]

23/07 IN Ryan Taylor - Newcastle (Free) [Hull Daily Mail]

22/07 OUT James Chester - Crystal Palace [Hull Daily Mail]

22/07 OUT Nikica Jelavic - Olympiakos (GRE) (£3m) [Daily Star]

22/07 OUT Abel Hernandez - Wolves [Birmingham Mail]

21/07 OUT Abel Hernandez - Napoli (ITA) [tuttomercatoweb.com]

19/07 IN Daniel Bentley - Southend (£750k) [Daily Mail]

15/07 OUT Dame N'Doye - Besiktas (TUR) (£3.5m) [Hull Daily Mail]

15/07 OUT Dame N'Doye - Crystal Palace (£5m) [Metro]

15/07 IN Wilson Palacios - Stoke (Free) [Hull Daily Mail]

14/07 IN Haris Vuckic - Newcastle [HITC]

14/07 IN Anthony Stokes - Celtic [HITC]

12/07 IN Demarai Gray - Brimingham (£6m) [The Mirror]

10/07 IN Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu - Udinese (ITA) (£4.4m) [The Mirror]

10/07 OUT Robbie Brady - Norwich (£6m) [The Mirror]

09/07 IN Tom Lees - Sheff Wed [HITC]

08/07 IN Lukasz Gikiewicz - Levski Sofia (BUL) (Free) [Chicago Daily Herald]

07/07 IN Ryan Taylor - Newcastle (Free) [The Mirror]

02/07 IN Sandro Wagner - Hertha Berlin (GER) [HITC]

02/07 OUT Harry Maguire - Bristol City (£2.5m) [Sky Sports]

02/07 IN James Wilson - Manchester United (Loan) [Hull Daily Mail]

01/07 IN Peter Whittingham - Cardiff [The Sun]

30/06 IN Andre Gray - Brentford (£4m) [Hull Daily Mail]

24/06 OUT Dame N'Doye - Everton [Liverpool Echo]

24/06 OUT Abel Hernandez - Chievo (ITA) (£5m) [Sky Italia]

24/06 IN Jordan Cousins - Charlton [South London Press]

21/06 OUT Dame N'Doye - Norwich (£3m) [Sun on Sunday]

20/06 OUT Stephen Quinn - Reading [Get Reading]

19/06 OUT Nikica Jelavic - Napoli (ITA) & Al-Ahli (UAE) [Daily Star]

19/06 OUT Robbie Brady - WBA [HITC]

17/06 OUT Robbie Brady - Aston Villa [The Mirror]

16/06 IN Tomi Juric - Western Sydney (AUS) (Free) [La Meuse]

15/06 OUT Tom Huddlestone - Aston Villa (£5.5m) [The Mirror]

14/06 OUT James Chester - Leicester [Daily Mail]

14/06 OUT Ahmed Elmohamady - Everton (£4m) [The Mirror]

14/06 OUT Nikica Jelavic - Trabzonspor (TUR) (£3m) [Daily Star]

11/06 IN Daryl Murphy - Ipswich [HITC]

11/06 OUT Tom Ince - Newcastle [Sky Sports]

11/06 OUT Tom Huddlestone - Bournemouth (£5m) [Talksport]

10/06 OUT Tom Ince - Derby (£6m) [The Mirror]

09/06 OUT Tom Ince - Derby [Hull Daily Mail]

05/06 OUT Robbie Brady - Norwich (£15m) [Burnsy]04/06 EX Paul McShane - Reading [Get Reading]

04/06 OUT Andy Robertson - Aston Villa [The Scotsman]

03/06 OUT Curtis Davies - Leicester, Palace & Watford [Daily Star]

02/06 IN Sebastien Dewaest - Charleroi (BEL) (1.7m) [La Dernière Heure]

01/06 OUT Dame N'Doye - LA Galaxy (US) [MLS Transfers Twitter]

01/06 EX Steve Harper - Hartlepool [Hartlepool Mail]

31/05 EX Paul McShane - Ipswich [Sunday Mirror]

31/05 OUT Dame N'Doye - WBA & Crystal Palace [Sunday People]

31/05 OUT Dame N'Doye - Aston Villa, Sunderland & Newcastle [Sunday Mirror]

31/05 OUT James Chester - Aston Villa, Newcastle & WBA (£4m) [Daily Star]

30/05 OUT Dame N'Doye - Newcastle [Newcastle Chronicle]

29/05 OUT Abel Hernandez - Sampdoria/Genoa (ITA) [forzaitalianfootball.com]

27/05 OUT James Chester - Newcastle [Daily Star]

20/05 IN Max Gradel - St. Etienne (FRA) [Clubcall]

12/05 OUT James Chester - WBA (£3m) [The Mirror]

11/05 OUT Gaston Ramirez - Inter (ITA) [La Gazzetta dello Sport]

10/05 IN Ruben Ferreria - Maritimo (POR) [A Bola]

10/05 OUT Dame N'Doye - Crystal Palace/WBA [Sunday People]

10/05 IN Nedum Onouha - QPR (£2m) [The Mirror]

10/05 IN Claudio Beauvue - Guingamp (FRA) (£6m) [Mail On Sunday]

07/05 OUT Tom Ince - Leeds United [Daily Star]

07/05 IN Orjan Nyland - Molde (NOR) (£2.3m) [Daily Mail]

05/05 IN Rickie Lambert - Liverpool [The Mirror]

04/05 OUT Andy Robertson - Aston Villa (£12m) [The Mirror]
03/05 IN Sulley Muntari - AC Milan ["Italian newspaper"]
30/04 IN Callum Wilson - Bournemouth (£12m) [The Mirror]

28/04 OUT Abel Hernandez - Torino (ITA) [Daily Mail]

24/04 OUT Jake Livermore - Aston Villa [The Mirror]

24/04 OUT Abel Hernandez - AC Milan/Torino (ITA) [tuttomercatoweb.com]

20/04 IN Maciej Rybus - Terek Grozny (POL) [Hull Daily Mail]

18/04 OUT Tom Ince - Derby [Yorkshire Post]

17/04 IN Johann Gudmundsson - Charlton [clubcall.com]

16/04 IN Rudy Gestede - Blackburn [clubcall.com]

07/04 IN Alex Mowatt - Leeds (£7m) [Yorkshire Post/The Mirror/Daily Mail]

02/04 IN Victor Anichebe - WBA [clubcall.com]

02/04 IN Javier Hernandez - Man United (£8m) [sportsvibe.co.uk]

30/04 IN Matt Ritchie - Bournemouth [The Sun]

27/03 OUT Abel Hernandez - West Ham (£8m) [Daily Star]

25/03 OUT Abel Hernandez - Newcastle [tuttomercatoweb.com]

25/03 IN Robin Olsen - Malmo (SWE) [fobtollskanalen.se]

11/03 IN Will Keane - Man United [The Sun]

01/03 IN Odion Ighalo - Watford [Sunday People]

26/02 IN Darnell Furlong - QPR [The Mirror/Daily Mail]

http://boothferrytowembley.blogspot.co.uk/p/blog-page.html
 
originallambrettaman said:
I hope there's something in this Harrison Reed one, he looks a real prospect, he has a very similar playing style to Paul Scholes apparently.
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Just found this....

Ronald Koeman hails Harrison Reed after outstanding Southampton debut
• Koeman delighted with 19-year-old midfielder’s performance
• Saints squad included five development squad players on bench
• Match report: Southampton 3-0 Everton

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Southampton debutant Harrison Reed emerges with possession after a tussle with Everton's Steven Naismith. Photograph: Chris Ison/PA
Alan Smith at St Mary's Stadium

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Sunday 21 December 2014 22.30 GMTLast modified on Saturday 3 January 201516.21

Southampton’s academy is the gift that keeps on giving. On Saturday, the 19-year-old Harrison Reed restricted Everton’s Ross Barkley and Samuel Eto’o to minimal impacts in a comprehensive victory while five of the seven substitutes were products of the club’s youth structure.

Ronald Koeman, the Saints manager, described the performance of Reed, making his first Premier League start, as outstanding but is unable to pinpoint the precise reason why the club’s conveyor belt of young talent is the country’s most prolific.


An own goal from Romelu Lukaku followed by second-half efforts from Graziano Pellè and Maya Yoshida earned Saints a first win in six league games but it was the 5ft 6in Reed, dominating the territory in front of an experimental back three, who stood out. He made 15 successful tackles, two more than the entire Everton team, leaving his team-mate Shane Long to compare him to the television character Ray Donovan, a Hollywood fixer who takes care of the rich and famous because “he cleans up in midfield”.

“He was outstanding,” Koeman said. “It’s always important with a young one in your team that he needs to be comfortable in the position he plays. He played in his best position, in front of the three centre-halves. He was playing against Eto’o some of the time but he always had a good feeling with the rest of the midfield and did a lot of pressing and introduced a lot of energy.”


And what is the academy’s secret? “I don’t know. We have a lot of talent and the academy is working at a high level. We need the academy because we can’t spend the money different teams can spend on big players. We need to bring through young players.”

Injuries and suspensions meant Koeman was forced to name five development-squad players on the bench – Matt Targett and Dominic Gape were introduced late on – but the Dutchman was not worried by their lack of experience. “I wasn’t nervous about that,” he said. “I was nervous about needing the win, not the young players we had to play or put on the bench. It was important to win and of course we didn’t have some good players available but the answer the lads gave was about the spirit they have.”

The Everton manager, Roberto Martínez, refused to blame the Europa League’s demands for his team’s inconsistent form. They have won consecutive league games just once this season and while enjoying plenty of possession againstSouthampton, they lacked a threat in front of goal. Lukaku went closest with a long-range effort which was turned away by Fraser Forster at 2-0 and Martínez acknowledges an inability to put a run of wins together is increasingly frustrating. However, he insists Everton can still push for a Champions League place.

“The league is more open than it was the last campaign,” Martínez said. “I must admit that at this stage last season you could sense the first three positions were taken. I don’t think that is the case now. Southampton and West Ham have been the best teams this season when you look at how they have performed. That opens a real competitive edge in the top six. Spurs, Arsenal will be there too but I still think there’s a lot of points to fight for.

“From our point of view it is about getting a good run of results, making sure we reach a good level of performance and we try and get into the final third of the season with an opportunity to finish as high as we can.

“The lack of consistency has been a real disappointment but in terms of performances I think we are getting better. I do think the young players are getting stronger and have a better understanding. The squad is getting ready to compete in the second half of the season.”

Man of the match Harrison Reed (Southampton)
 
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Red top reader said:
Just found this....

Ronald Koeman hails Harrison Reed after outstanding Southampton debut
• Koeman delighted with 19-year-old midfielder’s performance
• Saints squad included five development squad players on bench
• Match report: Southampton 3-0 Everton

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Southampton debutant Harrison Reed emerges with possession after a tussle with Everton's Steven Naismith. Photograph: Chris Ison/PA
Alan Smith at St Mary's Stadium

@alansmith90
Sunday 21 December 2014 22.30 GMTLast modified on Saturday 3 January 201516.21

Southampton’s academy is the gift that keeps on giving. On Saturday, the 19-year-old Harrison Reed restricted Everton’s Ross Barkley and Samuel Eto’o to minimal impacts in a comprehensive victory while five of the seven substitutes were products of the club’s youth structure.

Ronald Koeman, the Saints manager, described the performance of Reed, making his first Premier League start, as outstanding but is unable to pinpoint the precise reason why the club’s conveyor belt of young talent is the country’s most prolific.


An own goal from Romelu Lukaku followed by second-half efforts from Graziano Pellè and Maya Yoshida earned Saints a first win in six league games but it was the 5ft 6in Reed, dominating the territory in front of an experimental back three, who stood out. He made 15 successful tackles, two more than the entire Everton team, leaving his team-mate Shane Long to compare him to the television character Ray Donovan, a Hollywood fixer who takes care of the rich and famous because “he cleans up in midfield”.

“He was outstanding,” Koeman said. “It’s always important with a young one in your team that he needs to be comfortable in the position he plays. He played in his best position, in front of the three centre-halves. He was playing against Eto’o some of the time but he always had a good feeling with the rest of the midfield and did a lot of pressing and introduced a lot of energy.”


And what is the academy’s secret? “I don’t know. We have a lot of talent and the academy is working at a high level. We need the academy because we can’t spend the money different teams can spend on big players. We need to bring through young players.”

Injuries and suspensions meant Koeman was forced to name five development-squad players on the bench – Matt Targett and Dominic Gape were introduced late on – but the Dutchman was not worried by their lack of experience. “I wasn’t nervous about that,” he said. “I was nervous about needing the win, not the young players we had to play or put on the bench. It was important to win and of course we didn’t have some good players available but the answer the lads gave was about the spirit they have.”

The Everton manager, Roberto Martínez, refused to blame the Europa League’s demands for his team’s inconsistent form. They have won consecutive league games just once this season and while enjoying plenty of possession againstSouthampton, they lacked a threat in front of goal. Lukaku went closest with a long-range effort which was turned away by Fraser Forster at 2-0 and Martínez acknowledges an inability to put a run of wins together is increasingly frustrating. However, he insists Everton can still push for a Champions League place.

“The league is more open than it was the last campaign,” Martínez said. “I must admit that at this stage last season you could sense the first three positions were taken. I don’t think that is the case now. Southampton and West Ham have been the best teams this season when you look at how they have performed. That opens a real competitive edge in the top six. Spurs, Arsenal will be there too but I still think there’s a lot of points to fight for.

“From our point of view it is about getting a good run of results, making sure we reach a good level of performance and we try and get into the final third of the season with an opportunity to finish as high as we can.

“The lack of consistency has been a real disappointment but in terms of performances I think we are getting better. I do think the young players are getting stronger and have a better understanding. The squad is getting ready to compete in the second half of the season.”

Man of the match Harrison Reed (Southampton)
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So unlikely to be anything in the story unless a loanee.
 
originallambrettaman said:
Transfer Rumours: Updated 18/08/15

Summer Transfer Window 2015

18/08 IN Harrison Reed - Southampton [The Times]

17/08 OUT Tom Huddlestone - Everton [via Liverpool Echo]

16/08 IN Morgan Amalifitano - West Ham (Swap for Huddlestone) [Sun on Sunday]

16/08 OUT Tom Huddlestone - West Ham [The Mirror]

12/08 IN Josh Vela - Bolton Wanderers [Daily Star]

09/08 OUT Tom Huddlestone - West Ham United [Sun on Sunday]

04/08 OUT Nikica Jelavic - West Ham United [HITC]

04/08 OUT Dame N'Doye - Trabzonspor (3m Euro) [Hull Daily Mail]

03/08 OUT Dame N'Doye - Trabzonspor [TRT Spor]

02/08 IN Paddy McNair - Man Utd [The Mirror]

01/08 IN Shaun Maloney - Chicago Fire [Burnsy]

01/08 IN Chuba Akpom - Arsenal (Loan) [BBC]

30 /07 IN Anthony Stokes - Celtic [Daily Mail]

30/07 IN Ricardo Vaz Te (Free Agent) [HITC]

30/07 IN Isaac Hayden - Arsenal (Loan) [The Guardian]

30/07 IN Moses Odubajo - Brentford (£3.5m) [Get West London]

29/07 IN Andre Gray - Brentford [Hull Daily Mail]

27/07 OUT Ahmed Elmohamady - Stoke & WBA (£3m) [The Mail]

27/07 OUT James Chester - Crystal Palace, Southampton, Newcastle, WBA, Aston Villa & Leicester [The Express]

26/07 OUT Abel Hernandez - Benfica (POR) [A Bola]

24/07 OUT James Chester - Southampton (£10m) [The Mirror]

24/07 IN Sam Clucas - Chesterfield (£1m) [Radio Humberside]

24/07 OUT Abel Hernandez - Olympiakos (GRE) [Daily Star]

23/07 IN Ryan Taylor - Newcastle (Free) [Hull Daily Mail]

22/07 OUT James Chester - Crystal Palace [Hull Daily Mail]

22/07 OUT Nikica Jelavic - Olympiakos (GRE) (£3m) [Daily Star]

22/07 OUT Abel Hernandez - Wolves [Birmingham Mail]

21/07 OUT Abel Hernandez - Napoli (ITA) [tuttomercatoweb.com]

19/07 IN Daniel Bentley - Southend (£750k) [Daily Mail]

15/07 OUT Dame N'Doye - Besiktas (TUR) (£3.5m) [Hull Daily Mail]

15/07 OUT Dame N'Doye - Crystal Palace (£5m) [Metro]

15/07 IN Wilson Palacios - Stoke (Free) [Hull Daily Mail]

14/07 IN Haris Vuckic - Newcastle [HITC]

14/07 IN Anthony Stokes - Celtic [HITC]

12/07 IN Demarai Gray - Brimingham (£6m) [The Mirror]

10/07 IN Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu - Udinese (ITA) (£4.4m) [The Mirror]

10/07 OUT Robbie Brady - Norwich (£6m) [The Mirror]

09/07 IN Tom Lees - Sheff Wed [HITC]

08/07 IN Lukasz Gikiewicz - Levski Sofia (BUL) (Free) [Chicago Daily Herald]

07/07 IN Ryan Taylor - Newcastle (Free) [The Mirror]

02/07 IN Sandro Wagner - Hertha Berlin (GER) [HITC]

02/07 OUT Harry Maguire - Bristol City (£2.5m) [Sky Sports]

02/07 IN James Wilson - Manchester United (Loan) [Hull Daily Mail]

01/07 IN Peter Whittingham - Cardiff [The Sun]

30/06 IN Andre Gray - Brentford (£4m) [Hull Daily Mail]

24/06 OUT Dame N'Doye - Everton [Liverpool Echo]

24/06 OUT Abel Hernandez - Chievo (ITA) (£5m) [Sky Italia]

24/06 IN Jordan Cousins - Charlton [South London Press]

21/06 OUT Dame N'Doye - Norwich (£3m) [Sun on Sunday]

20/06 OUT Stephen Quinn - Reading [Get Reading]

19/06 OUT Nikica Jelavic - Napoli (ITA) & Al-Ahli (UAE) [Daily Star]

19/06 OUT Robbie Brady - WBA [HITC]

17/06 OUT Robbie Brady - Aston Villa [The Mirror]

16/06 IN Tomi Juric - Western Sydney (AUS) (Free) [La Meuse]

15/06 OUT Tom Huddlestone - Aston Villa (£5.5m) [The Mirror]

14/06 OUT James Chester - Leicester [Daily Mail]

14/06 OUT Ahmed Elmohamady - Everton (£4m) [The Mirror]

14/06 OUT Nikica Jelavic - Trabzonspor (TUR) (£3m) [Daily Star]

11/06 IN Daryl Murphy - Ipswich [HITC]

11/06 OUT Tom Ince - Newcastle [Sky Sports]

11/06 OUT Tom Huddlestone - Bournemouth (£5m) [Talksport]

10/06 OUT Tom Ince - Derby (£6m) [The Mirror]

09/06 OUT Tom Ince - Derby [Hull Daily Mail]

05/06 OUT Robbie Brady - Norwich (£15m) [Burnsy]04/06 EX Paul McShane - Reading [Get Reading]

04/06 OUT Andy Robertson - Aston Villa [The Scotsman]

03/06 OUT Curtis Davies - Leicester, Palace & Watford [Daily Star]

02/06 IN Sebastien Dewaest - Charleroi (BEL) (1.7m) [La Dernière Heure]

01/06 OUT Dame N'Doye - LA Galaxy (US) [MLS Transfers Twitter]

01/06 EX Steve Harper - Hartlepool [Hartlepool Mail]

31/05 EX Paul McShane - Ipswich [Sunday Mirror]

31/05 OUT Dame N'Doye - WBA & Crystal Palace [Sunday People]

31/05 OUT Dame N'Doye - Aston Villa, Sunderland & Newcastle [Sunday Mirror]

31/05 OUT James Chester - Aston Villa, Newcastle & WBA (£4m) [Daily Star]

30/05 OUT Dame N'Doye - Newcastle [Newcastle Chronicle]

29/05 OUT Abel Hernandez - Sampdoria/Genoa (ITA) [forzaitalianfootball.com]

27/05 OUT James Chester - Newcastle [Daily Star]

20/05 IN Max Gradel - St. Etienne (FRA) [Clubcall]

12/05 OUT James Chester - WBA (£3m) [The Mirror]

11/05 OUT Gaston Ramirez - Inter (ITA) [La Gazzetta dello Sport]

10/05 IN Ruben Ferreria - Maritimo (POR) [A Bola]

10/05 OUT Dame N'Doye - Crystal Palace/WBA [Sunday People]

10/05 IN Nedum Onouha - QPR (£2m) [The Mirror]

10/05 IN Claudio Beauvue - Guingamp (FRA) (£6m) [Mail On Sunday]

07/05 OUT Tom Ince - Leeds United [Daily Star]

07/05 IN Orjan Nyland - Molde (NOR) (£2.3m) [Daily Mail]

05/05 IN Rickie Lambert - Liverpool [The Mirror]

04/05 OUT Andy Robertson - Aston Villa (£12m) [The Mirror]
03/05 IN Sulley Muntari - AC Milan ["Italian newspaper"]
30/04 IN Callum Wilson - Bournemouth (£12m) [The Mirror]

28/04 OUT Abel Hernandez - Torino (ITA) [Daily Mail]

24/04 OUT Jake Livermore - Aston Villa [The Mirror]

24/04 OUT Abel Hernandez - AC Milan/Torino (ITA) [tuttomercatoweb.com]

20/04 IN Maciej Rybus - Terek Grozny (POL) [Hull Daily Mail]

18/04 OUT Tom Ince - Derby [Yorkshire Post]

17/04 IN Johann Gudmundsson - Charlton [clubcall.com]

16/04 IN Rudy Gestede - Blackburn [clubcall.com]

07/04 IN Alex Mowatt - Leeds (£7m) [Yorkshire Post/The Mirror/Daily Mail]

02/04 IN Victor Anichebe - WBA [clubcall.com]

02/04 IN Javier Hernandez - Man United (£8m) [sportsvibe.co.uk]

30/04 IN Matt Ritchie - Bournemouth [The Sun]

27/03 OUT Abel Hernandez - West Ham (£8m) [Daily Star]

25/03 OUT Abel Hernandez - Newcastle [tuttomercatoweb.com]

25/03 IN Robin Olsen - Malmo (SWE) [fobtollskanalen.se]

11/03 IN Will Keane - Man United [The Sun]

01/03 IN Odion Ighalo - Watford [Sunday People]

26/02 IN Darnell Furlong - QPR [The Mirror/Daily Mail]

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FFS can't you keep all this transfer **** and nonsense to page one? It's interrupting the squabbling and other essential viewing.
 
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look_back_in_amber said:
5'6", red hair, MOTM, Ray Donovan-like, and plays just in front of the back four, move over Hudd.

Gerrimin.
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We like our defensive midfielders and he's Ginger. The only issue is when our less knowledgeable posters start getting on his back because he's not scored 10 goals by the midpoint of the season and isn't making at least 4 rapier like runs into the opposition penalty area every game. I'd stay where you are Harrison, a good defensive footballer like yourself will never be accepted by our FIFA 2014/15 playing chumps, that think every midfielder should go on mazy barnstorming runs from box to box before smashing it into the top corner.
 
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