Deadline Day Thread
- Thread starter Hung Drawn and Quartered
- Start date
-
Please bear with us on the new site integration and fixing any known bugs over the coming days. If you can not log in please try resetting your password and check your spam box. If you have tried these steps and are still struggling email [email protected] with your username/registered email address
-
- Status
Seriously this is just ridiculous. Mike Ashley is taking the p***. Enough is enough.
So, permanent first team signings we have made over the last two summer transfer windows:
Vurnon Anita.
That is all.
Vurnon Anita.
That is all.
Goodness. Back in the day when the world was in black, white and courderouy brown.
Shane Long on the move possibly....................to Hull. So it looks like both him and Rhodes are available. Either would be excellent signings.
Precisely why we won't sign either. They'll take the club forward..Ashley doesn't want that.
That Kante is playing tonight apparently so doubt he will be signing.
Shane long to hull. Can't believe it.
Shane long to hull. Can't believe it.
Yes Please, I rate him. Someone needs to pull their finger out sharpish.
Last day transfers.
Some of the latest moves.
Liverpool have signed central defenders Mamadou Sakho and Tiago Ilori for a combined fee of about £25m.
Rodgers has now signed seven players this summer following the captures of defender Kolo Toure, striker Iago Aspas, winger Luis Alberto, goalkeeper Simon Mignolet and left-back Aly Cissokho.
More arrivals at Crystal Palace - as the Eagles sign Aston Villa midfielder Barry Bannan on a three-year deal for an undisclosed fee.
"West Ham United still believe they have a chance of pinching Demba Ba on loan. Arsenal are in the box seat, other Premier League clubs interested too."
The clock ticked Six when I wasn't looking - and we have FIVE hours left of the summer transfer window. Somewhere in London Harry Redknapp is emerging from his afternoon nap to hit that phone.
Will we get any of the big deals over the line?
Stoke City chief executive Tony Scholes on the signing of Aston Villa's Stephen Ireland: "Arguably the most successful period of Stephen's career to date was when he played for Mark at Manchester City and we hope that he can rediscover that form.
"Stephen is a player that Mark [Hughes] knows really well and when the opportunity arose he was keen to add him to his midfield and attacking options."
Ireland, 27, made 138 league appearances for Manchester City between 2005-2010, scoring 16 times. His last Premier League appearance? 29 December 2012.
NEWCASTLE LATEST
BBC Sport's Saj Chowdhury: "Newcastle manager Alan Pardew said last week that a 'couple more signings' might be needed before the transfer window shuts. The bad news for Magpies fans is that it's a bit quiet as regards to incomings, but the good news is that it's quiet on the outgoings front too. As it stands, midfielder Yohan Cabaye will remain a Newcastle player. But I had it pointed out to me that, 'you never know with this club'."
Ah, Shinji Kagawa.
David Moyes may have the creative midfielder he is after in his squad after all. The Manchester United man did play a lot of games for Japan during the summer so may not be 100% fit, but will he play a crucial role at Old Trafford this season?
BBC Radio 5 live reporter Pat Murphy: "I understand talks between the club and Sunderland striker Stephane Sessegnon are progressing well with the clubs hopeful of securing a permanent deal.
"I also believe there are no hitches as yet in the proposed transfer of Peter Odemwingie to Cardiff."
Some of the latest moves.
Liverpool have signed central defenders Mamadou Sakho and Tiago Ilori for a combined fee of about £25m.
Rodgers has now signed seven players this summer following the captures of defender Kolo Toure, striker Iago Aspas, winger Luis Alberto, goalkeeper Simon Mignolet and left-back Aly Cissokho.
More arrivals at Crystal Palace - as the Eagles sign Aston Villa midfielder Barry Bannan on a three-year deal for an undisclosed fee.
"West Ham United still believe they have a chance of pinching Demba Ba on loan. Arsenal are in the box seat, other Premier League clubs interested too."
The clock ticked Six when I wasn't looking - and we have FIVE hours left of the summer transfer window. Somewhere in London Harry Redknapp is emerging from his afternoon nap to hit that phone.
Will we get any of the big deals over the line?
Stoke City chief executive Tony Scholes on the signing of Aston Villa's Stephen Ireland: "Arguably the most successful period of Stephen's career to date was when he played for Mark at Manchester City and we hope that he can rediscover that form.
"Stephen is a player that Mark [Hughes] knows really well and when the opportunity arose he was keen to add him to his midfield and attacking options."
Ireland, 27, made 138 league appearances for Manchester City between 2005-2010, scoring 16 times. His last Premier League appearance? 29 December 2012.
NEWCASTLE LATEST
BBC Sport's Saj Chowdhury: "Newcastle manager Alan Pardew said last week that a 'couple more signings' might be needed before the transfer window shuts. The bad news for Magpies fans is that it's a bit quiet as regards to incomings, but the good news is that it's quiet on the outgoings front too. As it stands, midfielder Yohan Cabaye will remain a Newcastle player. But I had it pointed out to me that, 'you never know with this club'."
Ah, Shinji Kagawa.
David Moyes may have the creative midfielder he is after in his squad after all. The Manchester United man did play a lot of games for Japan during the summer so may not be 100% fit, but will he play a crucial role at Old Trafford this season?
BBC Radio 5 live reporter Pat Murphy: "I understand talks between the club and Sunderland striker Stephane Sessegnon are progressing well with the clubs hopeful of securing a permanent deal.
"I also believe there are no hitches as yet in the proposed transfer of Peter Odemwingie to Cardiff."
- Status