The names that good I’m gonna use it fully until I get bored. Then he’ll be Nekky
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Welcome on board marra, any insights and rumours are more than welcome. Hopefully Jobe is our next signing in the next week or two. Looking forward to next season already...
Hhhaaawwwwaaaaayyyyyyy the lads
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Yeah would think so.
Going to be an interesting summer. Think it's no coincidence we are buying/targeting bigger lads, but I hope we don't ignore the need for smaller, technical players.
Really hoping we see more of Lihadji with a full pre-season under his belt, not to mention getting all the injured lads back and keeping them fit.
I know Evans is out until the New Year potentially, but are all the other lads expected back 1st day of pre-season? Maybe Roscoe a couple of weeks behind?
Really hoping we see more of Lihadji with a full pre-season under his belt, not to mention getting all the injured lads back and keeping them fit.
I know Evans is out until the New Year potentially, but are all the other lads expected back 1st day of pre-season? Maybe Roscoe a couple of weeks behind?
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I think our current best Xl is big enough to be honest.
Hume/Ballard/Bathh/Cirkin are all capable in the air, Ekwah and Stewart both massive. The problem was we were playing with 1 or 2 of them in the squad for the best part of 2 months. The main thing is having the cover - Alese, Triantis, O’nein, hopefully another versatile full back because Huggins is never fit and another striker will be enough.
Selfishly, I'd like 2 strikers even if one is a young un like Leaburn at Charlton.
I'm not connived Stewart can stay fit - feels like 2021/2 season was the anomaly - he's had a few injuries over his career. We cannot be left without strikers again - you can forgive it once, but not twice
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Christ
I know this is a transfer thread but what does everyone reckon with this
Heeees Australian,
He only cost half a million,
And we think he’s ****ing brilliant,
Nectarios
Heeees Australian,
He only cost half a million,
And we think he’s ****ing brilliant,
Nectarios
We definitely need 2 more through the door like, just meant another big lad.
Northern echo reckon semedo is a matter of time and documentation and jobe will sign once back from England
Ba really excites me, you can see his technical ability.
im excited to hopefully see more of Huggins, hope he has a spell of staying fit
I think it’s going to be stuck in my head for Atleast a week
HawayI think it’s going to be stuck in my head for Atleast a week
https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/s...gning-australian-defender-nectarios-triantis/
Bellingham is set to join the Black Cats from Birmingham City, with the framework for a deal worth around £3m already in place. While there have been suggestions in recent days that the two clubs are still some way apart in their valuation of the 17-year-old, who is the younger brother of England international Jude, it is understood that a deal is effectively agreed.
Bellingham attended the Stadium of Light last month to watch the second leg of Sunderland’s play-off semi-final with Luton Town, but is currently in Portugal with the England Under-18s squad preparing for the International Tournament of Lisbon that begins tomorrow.
Bellingham, who skippered England Under-18s in their most recent outing in March, is set to feature in matches against Norway, Australia and Portugal, and should be confirmed as a Sunderland player once his international duties are at an end.
Talks with Semedo have been similarly positive, with the 19-year-old striker close to sealing a move to the Stadium of Light.
Provided he is able to secure the necessary documentation needed to play in England, Semedo will join the Black Cats as a free agent following his release from Benfica, where he spent last season playing for the Portuguese club’s B team.
Bellingham is set to join the Black Cats from Birmingham City, with the framework for a deal worth around £3m already in place. While there have been suggestions in recent days that the two clubs are still some way apart in their valuation of the 17-year-old, who is the younger brother of England international Jude, it is understood that a deal is effectively agreed.
Bellingham attended the Stadium of Light last month to watch the second leg of Sunderland’s play-off semi-final with Luton Town, but is currently in Portugal with the England Under-18s squad preparing for the International Tournament of Lisbon that begins tomorrow.
Bellingham, who skippered England Under-18s in their most recent outing in March, is set to feature in matches against Norway, Australia and Portugal, and should be confirmed as a Sunderland player once his international duties are at an end.
Talks with Semedo have been similarly positive, with the 19-year-old striker close to sealing a move to the Stadium of Light.
Provided he is able to secure the necessary documentation needed to play in England, Semedo will join the Black Cats as a free agent following his release from Benfica, where he spent last season playing for the Portuguese club’s B team.
I always take what Scott Wilson writes with a massive pinch of salt mind
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