Transfer Rumours Transfer Rumours Summer 2017
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Not sure Mr 9's, there is not enough sillyness in that rumour imo...
No, it was about Rohan Ince - guy had 20 followers and called himself a 'sports journalist'
doh!
Incidentally, I'm taking the small seagull to watch Barnet next Tues - be interesting to see if he's playing and if so how he gets on
Something tells me our luck is changing for the better.
http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/spor...s/qpr-defender-target-suffers-season-13483179
Feel bad for Tommie Hoban, but in the last few years this would have happened a week after he had signed a 3 year deal with the Rs.
http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/spor...s/qpr-defender-target-suffers-season-13483179
Feel bad for Tommie Hoban, but in the last few years this would have happened a week after he had signed a 3 year deal with the Rs.
I see Burton Albion are linked to Usain Bolt. Their chairman have apparantly offered him a trial. That could also have been us a few years ago.
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If he is even Sunday league standard as a footballer he'd be worth a punt, imagine being 1-0 down with 10 minutes left and having Bolt to bring off the bench to chase through balls!! Shirt sales would pay his wages.
Robert Snodgrass: West Ham winger is told he can leave the club
By Frank Keogh
BBC Sport
Snodgrass was on the bench for West Ham's Premier League opener at Manchester United on Sunday
West Ham have told Scotland midfielder Robert Snodgrass that he can leave the London club, either on a permanent basis or on loan.
The Hammers signed the 29-year-old from Hull City in January for £10.2m on a three-and-a-half year deal.
But after scoring seven goals in 20 matches for Hull, Snodgrass failed to score in 15 Premier League appearances for West Ham last season.
The former Leeds and Norwich player has been capped 24 times.
anybody
By Frank Keogh
BBC Sport
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Snodgrass was on the bench for West Ham's Premier League opener at Manchester United on Sunday
West Ham have told Scotland midfielder Robert Snodgrass that he can leave the London club, either on a permanent basis or on loan.
The Hammers signed the 29-year-old from Hull City in January for £10.2m on a three-and-a-half year deal.
But after scoring seven goals in 20 matches for Hull, Snodgrass failed to score in 15 Premier League appearances for West Ham last season.
The former Leeds and Norwich player has been capped 24 times.
anybody
Transfer Rumours UK@TransferRumou14 3m3 minutes ago
Queens Park Rangers have seen a bid rejected for Swedish international Saman Ghoddos #QPR
Queens Park Rangers have seen a bid rejected for Swedish international Saman Ghoddos #QPR
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Oh well. Judging from that photo he does seem to have arms, legs and a good set of teeth. Must be brilliant then. Unless of course there is a reason why the photo is only from the abdomen up. Love to know how we find out about these people. A scouts report would be good but I suspect it's the work of his agent or media rights consultant
http://www.westlondonsport.com/qpr/deal-agreed-forward-join-qpr
QPR are poised to sign Paul Smyth after agreeing a deal in principle with Linfield.
Rangers recently made an offer for the forward, who turns 20 next month and is under contract until 2019.
Linfield’s directors have discussed the offer and the finer details of the deal are now being ironed out ahead of Smyth’s expected move to Loftus Road.
Meanwhile, QPR are looking to bring in a defender before next Thursday’s transfer deadline following the news that James Perch faces several months on the sidelines with a knee injury.
BUT also
https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/qpr-to-get-transfer-indication-soon-in-chase-for-23-year-old-star/
Certainly, there’s always room for improvement in the second tier and it looks as though Saman Ghoddos could just end up with the R’s if things fall their way.
I, his club Ostersund’s chairman Daneil Kinberg has said the 23-year-old winger could leave if they fail to reach the Europa League tonight:
“It’s not just from the Balkans interest comes, but there are also several other clubs that are interested. It is a misconception that we have rejected any bid. We have said that we will be following this up after our match in the Europa League against PAOK.”
QPR – an interested party, might not have long to wait, then.
The Verdict
It’s clear that Holloway wants Ghoddos to arrive at Loftus Road as soon as possible and the R’s might not have that long to wait now.
Indeed, there’ll be a few fans of the club keeping across the tie between Ostersund and PAOK – which is a rare sentence to be writing – and, in the nicest possible way, they’ll be hoping for a Greek victory.
QPR are poised to sign Paul Smyth after agreeing a deal in principle with Linfield.
Rangers recently made an offer for the forward, who turns 20 next month and is under contract until 2019.
Linfield’s directors have discussed the offer and the finer details of the deal are now being ironed out ahead of Smyth’s expected move to Loftus Road.
Meanwhile, QPR are looking to bring in a defender before next Thursday’s transfer deadline following the news that James Perch faces several months on the sidelines with a knee injury.
BUT also
https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/qpr-to-get-transfer-indication-soon-in-chase-for-23-year-old-star/
Certainly, there’s always room for improvement in the second tier and it looks as though Saman Ghoddos could just end up with the R’s if things fall their way.
You must log in or register to see images
I, his club Ostersund’s chairman Daneil Kinberg has said the 23-year-old winger could leave if they fail to reach the Europa League tonight:
“It’s not just from the Balkans interest comes, but there are also several other clubs that are interested. It is a misconception that we have rejected any bid. We have said that we will be following this up after our match in the Europa League against PAOK.”
QPR – an interested party, might not have long to wait, then.
The Verdict
It’s clear that Holloway wants Ghoddos to arrive at Loftus Road as soon as possible and the R’s might not have that long to wait now.
Indeed, there’ll be a few fans of the club keeping across the tie between Ostersund and PAOK – which is a rare sentence to be writing – and, in the nicest possible way, they’ll be hoping for a Greek victory.