Who was the striker we was linked with in pre season, think he ended up going to westerlo. Then got an injury near enough straight away ?
Matty Frigger or something like that
Who was the striker we was linked with in pre season, think he ended up going to westerlo. Then got an injury near enough straight away ?
Laalaouie maybe.Who was the striker we was linked with in pre season, think he ended up going to westerlo. Then got an injury near enough straight away ?
Matija Frigan? He was already at Westerlo and we would’ve signed him last summer were it not for the transfer fee restriction. He wanted to join us and Westerlo wanted it to happen but we couldn’t make the deal work under the circumstances and he went to Parma in Italy instead. Really unfortunate about his ACL injury. I think he’s had setbacks with it as well.Who was the striker we was linked with in pre season, think he ended up going to westerlo. Then got an injury near enough straight away ?
I think we'll sign all of the Maribor lads who Acun signed for them as a holding place, so Zambrano, Carrero and Borys. All three will be reasonably cheap (surely just what Maribor paid?) and could end up being appreciating assets.Are we looking for better than Zambrano now?
Given he went to Saudi for about £70m I can't see that being feasible?How about Jhon Duran? His market value dropped a lot.
Familiar with Prem League..
Not much of an option other than to rehab him. Contract expires at the end of the season, so see how he recovers before triggering his option?What to do with Metazo?
What can we do with him?What to do with Metazo?
Looking at Sunderland’s squad, players like Ballard, O’Nien, Mayenda, Isidor and Hume were all players from their promotion season who were still utilised in the Prem this season.10-12 high quality additions needed, KJ no chance in the prem with that touch. Mo, slinks, Hughes, maybe Giles are good enough to start. Even youre Slaters and crooks millers etc be squaddies, prem is an insane standard jump from scraping 6th.
bang on wanted to speak more in depth but one handed post op its quite hardLooking at Sunderland’s squad, players like Ballard, O’Nien, Mayenda, Isidor and Hume were all players from their promotion season who were still utilised in the Prem this season.
For us, I think Giles, Hughes, McBurnie, Belloumi, Egan, Gelhardt and Slater will be utilised the same way (some more than others). The likes of Pandur, Ajayi, Millar, Joseph, Crooks and McNair are decent squad options. Everyone else, I’m afraid to say, is surplus to requirements and we’ll either try to offload them permanently or loan them out.
Considering we have 28 players in the squad as of today, including the six loan players, I would say having 12-13 of them carry over to the Prem in some capacity is good continuity. We obviously need to sign quite a few players and improve in key areas but I don’t think we need to go as apeshit as Forest did in their first season. We probably need at a minimum a new keeper to challenge Pandur (Sunderland had Patterson but still upgraded with Roefs), a starting right-back, a centre-back, depth at left-back, an athletic, physical defensive midfielder, a couple of central midfielders, a number 10, a left-winger and a striker. It may seem like a whole new team but the midfield would’ve needed an overhaul in the summer regardless of which division we ended up in.
Maybe add Man City to the relegation battle.. rumours the 115 verdict is coming in the next few weeks.
There was a player serg wanted around the time of the restrictions, I remember him saying he would really improve us and he wanted to come but it couldn’t happen for financial reasons. I think it was a striker but don’t shoot the messenger if I’ve got that wrong.Matty Frigger or something like that
They're totally unrelated in every way, but there are other more relevant precedents that would mean Man City are due a huge points deduction at the very least if they were guilty of all charges. The deductions that Forest and Everton have had in recent years were for equivalent offences on a much smaller scale, so Man City would be due a deduction many times bigger. Some of the other charges also amount to corporate fraud and would mean that the board would have to be removed if they are guilty. But all of that rests on the assumption that they are guilty of all of this stuff, which is a huge assumption that I think a lot of people believe but we really don't know. Really my point is, the question isn't whether they'll get a heavy punishment, it's whether they're guilty of everything they're charged with; if they are then the punishments will have to follow.Do you think the severity of Southamptons punishment puts any pressure on a proper punishment