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disquietTiger said:
I think we'll take Boyd and have a look at him playing off a striker with a view to first dibs at a perm in summer. We need to be looking and a replacement for Koren, he won't have the legs forever.
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we have it would seem an abundance of people to 'play off a striker'. Aluko, Proz, Simpson and Koren, what we need is a striker for then to play off. With Koren's relatively low work rate, he can go another 2/3 years comfortably.
 
how many out of those 4 do you think we will keep for next season. Would be nice to have someone to replace Koren when hes having one of his more lazy days. That being said striker is the immediate priority. Another stab at Blake would be my choice
 
Look, if City were not willing to meet DJC's wage demands then why would we meet Saha's? (which presumably would be similar)
 
Zidane's Left Foot said:
He'd go to the Prem if he was looking to come to England on loan.
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He isnt looking to come to the PL]. Taking a break before MLS pre-season training.

Jammos said:
Has Robbie Keane been implicated in a move...expensive, but would bang em in
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Already signed a new deal with LA Galaxy.

tigercity said:
Look, if City were not willing to meet DJC's wage demands then why would we meet Saha's? (which presumably would be similar)
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Short term City would pay Louis Saha. He has been paid off by Sunderland so he would not be as expensive as many think.
 
Robo said:
FFS you going by helicopter or what?
RAC route planner says
187.12 miles, 3 hours, 51 minutes
and that is on a straight run with none of the known holdups
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Well I have done it in 3 hours, and that was keeping to the national speed limit of 70mph
 
Robo said:
FFS you going by helicopter or what?
RAC route planner says
187.12 miles, 3 hours, 51 minutes
and that is on a straight run with none of the known holdups
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I've been driving to London and back every week for 21 years, it's only ever taken me 3 hours 51 minutes if it was snowing, or some daft twat had crashed.

Leaving first thing it normally takes three hours to get there and leaving at 6.00 pm it takes 2 hours 30 minutes to get back(and that's home to office, door to door).
 
originallambrettaman said:
I've been driving to London and back every week for 21 years, it's only ever taken me 3 hours 51 minutes if it was snowing, or some daft twat had crashed.

Leaving first thing it normally takes three hours to get there and leaving at 6.00 pm it takes 2 hours 30 minutes to get back(and that's home to office, door to door).
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Ditto.
 
originallambrettaman said:
I've been driving to London and back every week for 21 years, it's only ever taken me 3 hours 51 minutes if it was snowing, or some daft twat had crashed.

Leaving first thing it normally takes three hours to get there and leaving at 6.00 pm it takes 2 hours 30 minutes to get back(and that's home to office, door to door).
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And that's on a Scooter.
 
No chance of Kane. Spurs recalled him from a season-long at Norwich, because of failing to strengthen on deadline day and Defoe is now injured. Why would they loan him out again?
 
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