We're at the domino effect stage of the window. Something needs to give to get other processes moving. The Amrabat deal is the sort we have the financial elasticity to pull off irrespective of outgoings. Loan to buy at £12-15m and a relatively low wage. Traore and Diaz need others to first move on though and right now we are no closer to that than we were 3 weeks ago. We went into the window needing a ST, CM and CB. If we end it with a RW, DM and LAM, I for one will be quite confused.
Looks like ITK's actually had some legit info for once, Jonathan Veal has said we do hold interest in him, whereas a local Hull source reckons we're planning a bid to buy and loan him back, as the insider suggested.
I remember the good old days where Spurs fans waited for our players to have a run of poor performances before ****ting on them, rather than ****ting on players as soon as they're linked with us...
There's also the small detail of needing to keep £50m, or at the very least a large chunk of it, in the kitty to make Romero's loan permanent Hopefully that isn't the big announcement for February 1st
Reminds me of when we were linked with Bowen and didn't get it done. Hopefully this one won't go the same way.
DISCLAIMER: the bloke writes for both CalcioMercato and Fichajes, so he's down on the tier list Anyway... Matteo Moretto claims the reason Traore isn't done yet is because, ever since he was linked with Barca, he's not willing to commit to us just in case they make a late bid this window ...although the obvious counterpoint to this is that Fichajes are the only source running Traore to Barca that I can find
Santi Aouna reporting that Leicester are preparing an offer for Mohamed-Ali Cho So I take it he's not longer "dross" then?
Vardy and Perez both have one year on their contracts, and Vardy will be 36 when his contract's up next summer so isn't exactly a longterm option Realistically that could leave them with Daka and Iheanacho eighteen months from now, and when you consider Iheanacho has only scored 10+ league goals once in his career I can't see why anyone would shrug off their reported interest from someone who is usually pretty accurate
Mainly because they're having to battle a tide of people ****ting on anyone and everyone we're linked with
No, they're trying to talk sense into people whose automatic reaction is to **** on something they don't know about Something which Man Utd fans are just as bad for, which is no doubt the reason Diego keeps upvoting your comments...
Mainly due to how they demonstrate the only thing they know about the player is their name, and they only knew that when we were linked with them Seriously, watching one AFCoN match would've made anyone more knowledgeable about Amrabat than any of the dickheads using the NoToAmrabat hashtag yesterday, and there were an awful lot of dickheads doing that