Transfer Rumours January Window 2016

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I don't remember anyone complaining when we signed McLean, although I'm sure there's plenty who now say they did.
 
Isaac Hayden may now stay at City for the rest of the season after a loan move to Fulham fell through.

Not sure there's much point, he probably won't get played anyway.

Will Aimson is set to turn his loan move at Blackpool into a permanent transfer.

Another one gone, good luck Will.
 
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Austin was the main target at £1.5m before we moved on to Aaron McLean for £1.3m to save £200k.

It wasn't, it was Craig Mackail-Smith that we allegedly turned down because he was £200k more than McLean.

At the same time, Austin moved from Swindon to Burnley for less than we paid for McLean, we were never involved, it was between Burnley and Ipswich.
 
It wasn't, it was Craig Mackail-Smith that we allegedly turned down because he was £200k more than McLean.

At the same time, Austin moved from Swindon to Burnley for less than we paid for McLean, we were never involved, it was between Burnley and Ipswich.

This illustration highlights our problem in general when signing strikers. We nearly always sign the weaker one.
 
It wasn't, it was Craig Mackail-Smith that we allegedly turned down because he was £200k more than McLean.

At the same time, Austin moved from Swindon to Burnley for less than we paid for McLean, we were never involved, it was between Burnley and Ipswich.

You're wrong. I remember distinctly we were the first club in for Austin and Swindon rejected our bids. We then went on to sign Aaron McLean for £1.3m and Austin moved to Burnley for £1.5m after rejecting Ipswich I think it was.