Summer 2015 - Transfer Rumours, Speculation & Suggestions

[manic-road]

Good luck to Andi, I hope TS can get in a much better replacement.

[David_Nab]

£2.75 mil reported fee by the Mail

Good luck think he will do well there

[Lsvilla]

Bent and Weimann. Welcome to the real world former Chelsea and Real Madrid coach Paul Clement.

A great chance for him to demonstrate his coaching credentials with that pairing.

[clash city rocker]

Has anyone read the nowhere men. It's about scouts in British football. Having read it I can see why moyes was so relatively successful  at everton. It also shows that a manager needs a lot of time at a club to get them playing how he wants and also to get the signings that fit in with his criteria.

[Malandro]

My brother in law (Derby fan) says that its done, 4 year contract. Fee reported to be 2.5million - but who knows.

The Meaning Evil are reporting it now.

Stealing my ITK. Bastards.

[Villa in Denmark]

Don't want too sound harsh, but I didn't even particularly rate him as a finisher. He missed as may decent chances as he tucked away, and it's all about consistency at the top level. ironically, the first goal that he ever scored for us was easily his best. I'd put him in the same bracket as the likes of Adam Le Fondre, and would expect him to find his level in a midtable Championship side from hereon in.

I'd say his finish against Man Utd a couple of years ago after Smalling had been Benteke'd was better than crawling on his hands and knees to poke the ball home with his nose against Fulham for f##king 'eck

[paul_e]

Don't want too sound harsh, but I didn't even particularly rate him as a finisher. He missed as may decent chances as he tucked away, and it's all about consistency at the top level. ironically, the first goal that he ever scored for us was easily his best. I'd put him in the same bracket as the likes of Adam Le Fondre, and would expect him to find his level in a midtable Championship side from hereon in.

I'd say his finish against Man Utd a couple of years ago after Smalling had been Benteke'd was better than crawling on his hands and knees to poke the ball home with his nose against Fulham for f##king 'eck

The one against liverpool about the same time was also a fantastic goal.

[ciggiesnbeer]

Don't want too sound harsh, but I didn't even particularly rate him as a finisher. He missed as may decent chances as he tucked away, and it's all about consistency at the top level. ironically, the first goal that he ever scored for us was easily his best. I'd put him in the same bracket as the likes of Adam Le Fondre, and would expect him to find his level in a midtable Championship side from hereon in.

I'd say his finish against Man Utd a couple of years ago after Smalling had been Benteke'd was better than crawling on his hands and knees to poke the ball home with his nose against Fulham for f##king 'eck

The one against liverpool about the same time was also a fantastic goal.

Brilliant goal that.

https://youtu.be/sLLkr7Ztk9I?t=20s

[paul_e]

Don't want too sound harsh, but I didn't even particularly rate him as a finisher. He missed as may decent chances as he tucked away, and it's all about consistency at the top level. ironically, the first goal that he ever scored for us was easily his best. I'd put him in the same bracket as the likes of Adam Le Fondre, and would expect him to find his level in a midtable Championship side from hereon in.

I'd say his finish against Man Utd a couple of years ago after Smalling had been Benteke'd was better than crawling on his hands and knees to poke the ball home with his nose against Fulham for f##king 'eck

The one against liverpool about the same time was also a fantastic goal.

Brilliant goal that.

https://youtu.be/sLLkr7Ztk9I?t=20s

it's right up there with the best goals we've scored in the last 4-5 years for me, the movement and interplay is superb, just tore them apart.

[Matt Collins]

We've been linked with Tom Carroll. He's disappointed  at Swansea but I'm liking what I'm seeing so far

[aj2k77]

We've been linked with Tom Carroll. He's disappointed  at Swansea but I'm liking what I'm seeing so far

Considering we've sold Weimann for £2.75m and he has more premier experience and has done more at this level then Carroll's worth should be considerably less. I wouldn't consider paying the reputed £5m Spurs wanted from Swansea for him.

[ciggiesnbeer]

Don't want too sound harsh, but I didn't even particularly rate him as a finisher. He missed as may decent chances as he tucked away, and it's all about consistency at the top level. ironically, the first goal that he ever scored for us was easily his best. I'd put him in the same bracket as the likes of Adam Le Fondre, and would expect him to find his level in a midtable Championship side from hereon in.

I'd say his finish against Man Utd a couple of years ago after Smalling had been Benteke'd was better than crawling on his hands and knees to poke the ball home with his nose against Fulham for f##king 'eck

The one against liverpool about the same time was also a fantastic goal.

Brilliant goal that.

https://youtu.be/sLLkr7Ztk9I?t=20s

it's right up there with the best goals we've scored in the last 4-5 years for me, the movement and interplay is superb, just tore them apart.

Aye. Come to think of it, even though we were in relegation trouble the whole time the Lambert era really did give us some incredibly memorable high quality goals. It was just a shame there were not more of them. Weird.

[paul_e]

We've been linked with Tom Carroll. He's disappointed  at Swansea but I'm liking what I'm seeing so far

I think he's been poor, Chalobah is the best midfielder on the pitch for me, he'd be worth a look.

[Matt Collins]

Yeah ever since I made that comment he's done nowt

Chalobah and Redmond have been the pick. Kane has been poor apart from a couple of shots

[alan_clarke]

Townsend 1/4 to join us on skybet