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Good, everyone that stood on the Holte knows the right side is the best, and the left is for idiots.

This might be the wrongest post I've ever seen on here, and I include the recent epidemic of "you're not a proper racist if you don't come from North Birmingham" nonsense.

The Left Side is obviously better. As in politics, the Left are seekers of a noble truth, a band of brothers and sisters dedicated to the bettering of humankind. The Right Side have no such values, and are lacking in any form of decency or character.

Even the layout is a giveaway, with the Left Side sharing in the glorious history of its neighbour, the Trinity Road Stand, while the Right Side sluttishly joins onto the disgracefully renamed Quisling Stand.

I remember for a cup game once having to sit on the Right Side. It made me feel physically sick. I couldn't even look at myself in the mirror for weeks afterwards which, admittedly, made shaving quite difficult. Luckily I had decided to grow a beard in a desperate attempt to disguise myself in case anyone had seen me at the game and pointed me out as a filthy Right Sider. The shame would have been unbearable.

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Good, everyone that stood on the Holte knows the right side is the best, and the left is for idiots.

This might be the wrongest post I've ever seen on here

Ahem. Roasters.

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Good, everyone that stood on the Holte knows the right side is the best, and the left is for idiots.

This might be the wrongest post I've ever seen on here

Ahem. Roasters.

Bacon. Ketchup.

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Looks like Hause May sign on loan Today, according to John Percy (Telegraph). Wonder if it would be a loan to buy

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Looks like Hause May sign on loan Today, according to John Percy (Telegraph). Wonder if it would be a loan to buy

It was reported yesterday that he was currently injured so is unlikely to pass a medical for a permanent deal at the moment.

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Oh great, another injured defender!

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Another loan who also has injury problems.Will we ever learn.

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You'd imagine that there would be a clause to send him back if he doesn't recover within x days, unless there is a loan fee...

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Oh great, another injured defender!

I was going to say, if someone can’t pass a medical for a permanent deal why on earth would you want them on loan?! Presumably you sign someone on loan to make an immediate impact!

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Looks like Hause May sign on loan Today, according to John Percy (Telegraph). Wonder if it would be a loan to buy

Have we sorted the mortgage?

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Oh great, another injured defender!

I was going to say, if someone can’t pass a medical for a permanent deal why on earth would you want them on loan?! Presumably you sign someone on loan to make an immediate impact!

I'd rather take a loan punt than buying him so we can see how he recovers from his injury and also if he as good as we hope he can be given he's hardly played in the last 12 months.  Obviously it would be better if there's an option to buy.

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Oh great, another injured defender!

I was going to say, if someone can’t pass a medical for a permanent deal why on earth would you want them on loan?! Presumably you sign someone on loan to make an immediate impact!

I'd rather take a loan punt than buying him so we can see how he recovers from his injury and also if he as good as we hope he can be given he's hardly played in the last 12 months.  Obviously it would be better if there's an option to buy.

My point was more that if you’re signing a player on loan it would seem pointless to have someone who can’t make an impact in the short-term. If his injury would cause him to fail a permanent medical why would he be of use for our purposes on loan? Unless it’s a technicality around inclusion on insurance.

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Oh great, another injured defender!

I was going to say, if someone can’t pass a medical for a permanent deal why on earth would you want them on loan?! Presumably you sign someone on loan to make an immediate impact!

I'd rather take a loan punt than buying him so we can see how he recovers from his injury and also if he as good as we hope he can be given he's hardly played in the last 12 months.  Obviously it would be better if there's an option to buy.

My point was more that if you’re signing a player on loan it would seem pointless to have someone who can’t make an impact in the short-term. If his injury would cause him to fail a permanent medical why would he be of use for our purposes on loan? Unless it’s a technicality around inclusion on insurance.
I've no idea what the injury is, but there can certainly be injuries where players can play but not pass a medical.  A loan just takes out the risk.  But yeah, if it will take several weeks before he's up to speed then we should probably look elsewhere.  Of course if there's an option to buy and the loan is cheap we may also be looking at the longer term.

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Championship Players out of contract this summer



Birmingham City
Tomasz Kuszcak
Michael Morrison
Dan Scarr
Viv Solomon-Otabor

Blackburn Rovers
Craig Conway
Paul Downing
Ben Gladwin
Sam Hart
Jayson Leutwiler
Jack Rodwell
Willem Tomlinson

Bolton Wanderers
Mark Beevers
Will Buckley
Clayton Donaldson
Jack Hobbs
Mark Little
Craig Noone
Jake Turner
Josh Vela
David Wheater
Marc Wilson


Brentford
Yoann Barbet
Alan Judge
Lewis MacLeod
Josh McEachran
Moses Odubajo

Bristol City
Frank Fielding
Niki Maenpaa
Callum O'Dowda
Eros Pisano
Matty Taylor
Bailey Wright (option to extend to 2020)

Derby County
Craig Bryson
Jacob Butterfield
David Nugent
Tom Huddlestone (option to extend to 2020)
Bradley Johnson
Joe Ledley
Marcus Olsson
Alex Pearce
Kelle Roos

Hull City
Fraizer Campbell
Evandro
Markus Henriksen
Will Keane
David Marshall
Ondrej Mazuch
Robbie McKenzie
James Weir

Ipswich Town
Tom Adeyemi (option to extend to 2020)
Teddy Bishop
Luke Chambers
Myles Kenlock
Jonas Knudsen
Jordan Spence
Grant Ward

Leeds
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Middlesbrough
Stewart Downing
Grant Leadbitter

Millwall
Jordan Archer
Tom Elliott
Shane Ferguson
Lee Gregory
Jem Karacan (expires in January)
Conor McLaughlin
Aiden O'Brien
Ryan Tunnicliffe

Norwich City
Todd Cantwell
Timm Klose
Ivo Pinto

Nottingham Forest
Danny Fox
Juan Fuentes
Stephen Henderson
Jamie Ward

Preston North End
Andy Boyle
Paul Gallagher
Michael Howard
Tommy Spurr
Calum Woods

QPR
Alex Baptiste
Jake Bidwell
Jordan Cousins
Grant Hall
Niko Hamalainen
Joel Lynch
Charlie Owens
Angel Rangel
Olamide Shodipo
Paul Smyth
Idrissa Sylla
Pawel Wszolek

Reading
David Edwards
Anssi Jaakkola
Paul McShane
John O'Shea

Rotherham
Alex Bray
Anthony Forde
Akeem Hinds
Michael Ihiekwe
Joe Mattock
Joe Newell
Darren Potter
Jon Taylor
Will Vaulks

Sheffield United
Billy Sharp
Paul Coutts
Martin Cranie (expires January 31)
Harvey Gilmour
David McGoldrick
Conor Washington

Sheffield Wednesday
Almen Abdi
George Boyd
Fredrik Fisker Nielsen
Gary Hooper
David Jones
Kieran Lee
Marco Matias
Connor O'Grady
Fraser Preston
Daniel Pudil
Keiren Westwood

Stoke City
Charlie Adam
Ibrahim Afellay
Peter Crouch
Darren Fletcher
Jakob Haugaard

Swansea City
Wilfried Bony
Leroy Fer
Adam King
Luciano Narsingh
Martin Olsson
Wayne Routledge
Mike van der Hoorn

West Brom
Gareth Barry
Chris Brunt
Rekeem Harper
James Morrison
Boaz Myhill
Bakary Sako

Wigan Athletic
Alex Bruce
Nathan Byrne
Jamie Jones
Shaun MacDonald
Gavin Massey
Callum McManaman
Chris Merrie
Nick Powell
Gary Roberts
James Vaughan

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Obvious ones

Nick Powell, esp if grealish goes. Tho he's more of a second striker
Barbet or odubajo
Bidwell
Paul coutts is meant to be good?.
Can't well would be a coup
Klose

 


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