General transfer thread
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Chicago and Houston both have made last min 7 mill bids for Hernandez and aparantly are offering $10 mill a year in salary. Reports are that Man U have countered demanding 11 mill.
I was excited reading the first part of that...
Derby had a £5m bid for Antonio rejected apparently. With Ince one side and Antonio they would walk the league easily imo
I can imagine Clement being an incredibly good manager at this level as well. My tip for promotion personally even without Antonio.
Ermm.. I think he meant about selling Hernandez. The Abel variety. I thought the same for a second.
We are unlikely to get excited about the other one going to the MLS
Yea I knew who he meant. They have really been trying to get Chichirito to come here as you can see by offering him a $10 mill a year salary. It would be a bigger deal then when Beckham came.Ermm.. I think he meant about selling Hernandez. The Abel variety. I thought the same for a second.
We are unlikely to get excited about the other one going to the MLS
****ing hell! Like others, I thought this was great news until I got to the bit about Man Utd. You'll give us all heart attacks.
Skysports Transfer Centre:
QPR DROP AUSTIN PRICE
QPR are willing to listen to offers for less than £15m for Charlie Austin, according to the Daily Mirror.
The striker looks likely to move away from Loftus Road with Newcastle and Tottenham interested but no club has yet to meet QPR’s £15m valuation for the player.
However, QPR are willing to drop their asking price for Austin to £13m - provided the transfer fee is paid in full, according to the newspaper.
QPR DROP AUSTIN PRICE
QPR are willing to listen to offers for less than £15m for Charlie Austin, according to the Daily Mirror.
The striker looks likely to move away from Loftus Road with Newcastle and Tottenham interested but no club has yet to meet QPR’s £15m valuation for the player.
However, QPR are willing to drop their asking price for Austin to £13m - provided the transfer fee is paid in full, according to the newspaper.
No one would pay that for Abel. Chichirito coming to the MLS would be a bigger deal than Beckham coming.
To the extent that some people would produce more than a "little pee"?
Just in terms of the qty of Mexican football fans in the U.S. it would be a huge deal. It's why they pushed so hard for him and Dos Santos who they were able to bring in. Maybe the equivalent would be Celtic signing Rooney away from Man U.
