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deadline day what'll happen?

  • more signings to come in Monday

    Votes: 11 30.6%

  • that's it we're done

    Votes: 9 25.0%

  • just outgoing players only

    Votes: 14 38.9%

  • only excitement will be the usual inflatable sex doll and a dildo on Sky Tv

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • just gimme a beer this is boring

    Votes: 2 5.6%
  • Total voters
    36
  • Poll closed .
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The transfer deadline joke sightings are already upon us...

Mr Lancaster: Just seen Harry Redknapp at my local car wash. Looks like the range rover is set for a big day.

Neil Rigby: Just seen Ronaldinho walking up Walton Lane asking about dentists and estate agents. No smoke...

Chris, Wirral: Sheffield Wednesday participating in their first ever deadline day following takeover by Thai seafood consortium. Connor Sammon, James Perch both linked.... I'm hoping for Messi!

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Oh it's deadline day <doh>
 
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mackemwelder said:
I like this to be honest, I think we have what it takes to coast it through to the end and firmly believe that with Defoe settling in and getting more and more match time, the goals will come. Not only that, but he will bring the other players in as well, whether it is Wickham or Fletcher or even Graham, the goals will come.

Our defence has got us where we are now and without them we would be right in the clarts by now, apart from the blip against Southampton, they've been pretty good IMO. Don't forget, they've done this with stand-in fullbacks as well and we now have a fully fit defensive line up to choose from with two very competent wing backs to boot.

Only injury worry at the minute is Catts but the club have said he is OK and just needs to take it gradually, around 3 weeks before he is back in the fold. Great news, no Op needed.

I think we're in a good place right now and not even remotely concerned about relegation.
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Glad Catts isn't too bad. I feel any incoming depends on Cabral being shifted. If he can be shifted a bit more pace would be nice.
 
Funky said:
Glad Catts isn't too bad. I feel any incoming depends on Cabral being shifted. If he can be shifted a bit more pace would be nice.
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I think you're right mate, even with Mavrias gone that wouldn't be enough to allow someone to come in, we need to shift A.N.Other and most probably Cabral.

I'd still take Rosiscky if he was available like, yes he's 'mature' but still capable and would really add something to our midfield.

Agreed though, we do need pace.
 
Aaron Lennon's proposed Deadline Day move from Tottenham to Hull is OFF.

The winger looked set to seal a switch to Humberside for the rest of the season, with a view to a permanent £7million deal in the summer, should the Tigers retain their Premier League status.

However, talks appear to have broken down between Lennon and the Premier League strugglers, and he will not be making the move before tonight's 11pm deadline.

The news could alert Everton, Swansea, Stoke and Sunderland, who have all shown interest in the player.
 
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all seems pretty boring so far ... such as Huth to Leicester :emoticon-0113-sleep - even Jim White will struggle later for enthusiasm for what looks likely to be a damp squib of day
 
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Sampdoria are interested in signing former Sunderland man Modibo Diakite.

The defender joined Sunderland in June 2013 as a free transfer under former manager Paulo Di Canio.

However, he was shipped out on loan to Fiorentina almost as soon as Gus Poyettook over in January that year and he had his contract ripped up by mutual agreement in September 2014, allowing him to join Deportivo La Coruna.

The 27-year-old Frenchman now appears to have rebuilt his reputation enough for Sampdoria to be interested in snapping him up on transfer deadline day.
 
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