is Huddlestone any closer to a move yet?
Nope. None of them are.
is Huddlestone any closer to a move yet?
It's difficult making sure I'm perfect all the timeYou shouldn't be so hard on yourself, Peter.
£7m Elmo
£7m Diame
£7m Abel
£7m Dawson
£2-3m Jela
Free Huddlestone
We could have Loadsa money come the close of the window...and no players. I reckon our 3 remaining loan spots will fill up fast!
Loan spots aren't really a problem in this window, in a couple of weeks the emergency loan window will open!
I am reliably informed that everyone at City feels the same way and Jelavic is the only player we actively want out the building.
To be honest I really don't understand why the buyout clauses aren't time limited like many other teams do i.e the clause is only in effect until 2 weeks before the window closes. If the players refused to agree to that they should have been moved on at that time instead of giving them such a powerful contract. Now it could put us in a position where we are stuck with half a squad until January, ridiculous planning from the club, is this something on their CV which we can question?
Hdm says vydra could be available for £6 million, I didn't realise he's only 23. If this is true I think he's the best option available to us and I think probably a better buy than gray.
then again maybe not. 
any truth in the Dawson to Bournemouth rumour?
Link
Hull City transfer talk: Michael Dawson to AFC Bournemouth?
They have Distin on there bench so cant see them buying amother 30 plus central defender
Anyone heard any talk about City being after striker Ifyu Seiso?
Are you telling Assem Allam how to run his business?
Nope. But Albert Scroggins is looking good atm.
I wish someone would tell Ehab Allam how to run a football club though.
Correct.
AFC Bournemouth spent £8m on Tyrone Mings who has yet to get a kick.
Tonight he should though @ Hartlepool in the coc.
Bizarrely, it seems Bournemouth are about to sign Richard Keogh, who's really a bit ****.
Is anybody stepping up?Ehab's stepping down, so no point really.
Ehab's stepping down, so no point really.
So we've now had one occasion where we were forced to sell a player to a rival against the wishes of the manager due to a clause ridiculously put into his loan contract (not to do with the player's original contract so we were not at all obliged to do so) - seriously who the **** thought that was a good idea.
We are now in a position where half our team could go in the final hour of the window.
Whoever is in charge of the contract situation appears to be completely and utterly clueless. The average football fan could tell you how stupid the contracts are, what does that say about how the business side of the club is being run?