Transfer Rumours Transfer Rumours Summer 2017
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No need. Robinson has been declared fit until the end of August.
Who needs defenders ................... we've got all season to talk about it within the playing group.
I am not sure if this should be classified as a "transfer rumour", but Ariel Borysiuk could be back in Ollies' good book and back in the team.
I would be very pleased to see him perform well and if he returned, we could regard him as "new player".
However I am "slightly" confused. I thought he was loaned out (back to Poland) as he was homesick, and now it seems he did not impresses Ollie. We do seem to spin various stories.
http://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr/football-news-wls-qpr-ariel-borysiuk-future-17072017
I would be very pleased to see him perform well and if he returned, we could regard him as "new player".
However I am "slightly" confused. I thought he was loaned out (back to Poland) as he was homesick, and now it seems he did not impresses Ollie. We do seem to spin various stories.
http://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr/football-news-wls-qpr-ariel-borysiuk-future-17072017
This made me smile when I heard on the radio yesterday that Harry Redknapp is hoping to sign Robbie Keane to help Birmingham's push for promotion from the Championship, Keane has been without a club for 8 months.......
Typical Redknapp spending other peoples money with ease.......
Hope Brum's owners have deep pockets.....
Typical Redknapp spending other peoples money with ease.......
Hope Brum's owners have deep pockets.....
He looked like a decent player on the glimpses that I have seen. Let's hope he gets a go.
True. He had fairly good reviews when he played ... and then go "frozen out" in a very typical QPR way and disappeared in the black holes of Loftus Road and Harlington.
Funnily Tramore I was talking to a Reading fan yesterday discussing Redknapp and when he wanted Wayne Bridge to come to QPR before signing for Reading and playing about 3 games, then leaving with a payoff.
Have I been in a Tardis and missed something here?
I thought 'Hollow' said that Ariel was a top player who runs around all game and he is super fit and he was a top player?
Now he is back in his good books?
The bloke is an idiot.
Good news, Ryan Manning has signed a new three year deal...
http://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr/qpr-star-goes-verge-leaving-two-new-contracts-six-months
http://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr/qpr-star-goes-verge-leaving-two-new-contracts-six-months
Have I been in a Tardis and missed something here?
I thought 'Hollow' said that Ariel was a top player who runs around all game and he is super fit and he was a top player?
Now he is back in his good books?
The bloke is an idiot.
Wasn't that Pav he was talking about? Don't seem to remember Ariel getting much game-time once JFH was given the boot...
That was defo Pavel he was talking aboutHave I been in a Tardis and missed something here?
I thought 'Hollow' said that Ariel was a top player who runs around all game and he is super fit and he was a top player?
Now he is back in his good books?
The bloke is an idiot.
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HOLLOWAY ISSUES STATEMENT ON TRANSFER BUDGET AS NEW SEASON APPROACHES
Queens Park Rangers manager Ian Holloway has stated the reason why the West London club have only secured one new arrival so far in the summer transfer window, according to Get West London.
Holloway has outlined that the club’s previous, more expensive transfer windows is forcing him to adjust his approach to the current one, stating that the club ‘haven’t got the money’ to make lots of summer signings.
The former Leicester City manager explained that the club has made too many signings in the past and that is having a negative impact on his ability to bring in new faces this summer.
Holloway is looking to improve on his side’s 18th place finish last season, after he succeeded Chelsea legend Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink midway through the campaign, but was unable to guide the Hoops to a promotion push.
As the R’s eye a return to the Premier League under Holloway, it is clear that the impact of the club’s most recent spell in the top flight, under Harry Redknapp, is still felt by the club’s hierarchy.
That campaign, which ended in relegation back to the second tier, saw high earners such as Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand arrive, alongside expensive recruits such as Steven Caulker, who is still at the club, and Leroy Fer.
It is clear that Holloway will have to take a more frugal approach in the transfer market, if he is to engineer a return to the top flight at Loftus Road.
We really are fooked then
https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/h...-on-transfer-budget-as-new-season-approaches/
David Mac of west London sport implies there is a CD incoming.
Let's hope so as we certainly need one.
Let's hope so as we certainly need one.
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HOLLOWAY ISSUES STATEMENT ON TRANSFER BUDGET AS NEW SEASON APPROACHES
Queens Park Rangers manager Ian Holloway has stated the reason why the West London club have only secured one new arrival so far in the summer transfer window, according to Get West London.
Holloway has outlined that the club’s previous, more expensive transfer windows is forcing him to adjust his approach to the current one, stating that the club ‘haven’t got the money’ to make lots of summer signings.
The former Leicester City manager explained that the club has made too many signings in the past and that is having a negative impact on his ability to bring in new faces this summer.
Holloway is looking to improve on his side’s 18th place finish last season, after he succeeded Chelsea legend Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink midway through the campaign, but was unable to guide the Hoops to a promotion push.
As the R’s eye a return to the Premier League under Holloway, it is clear that the impact of the club’s most recent spell in the top flight, under Harry Redknapp, is still felt by the club’s hierarchy.
That campaign, which ended in relegation back to the second tier, saw high earners such as Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand arrive, alongside expensive recruits such as Steven Caulker, who is still at the club, and Leroy Fer.
It is clear that Holloway will have to take a more frugal approach in the transfer market, if he is to engineer a return to the top flight at Loftus Road.
We really are fooked then
https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/h...-on-transfer-budget-as-new-season-approaches/
And Adam Johnson.It's not just Keane, he wants to sign Ashley Cole and Stuart Downing as well.