If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
A bit like Pochettino what ever his name is had links with S'oton?
I don't really care as long as he can get the players going with his training methods.
I wouldnt mind Collins with murph as his No.2 but that would depend what Collins has been up to of late IE. checking out other clubs and their training techniques or sitting around doing a bit of media work.
Hoddle might be alright as long as he doesn't abuse that little section in the Stevenage Road stand
Apparently Coleman has shown an interest in the Crystal Palace job.. so who knows.. he might be approached by Fulham.
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Sanchez didn't get a big kitty, that's a myth.
Net spend was about £5 million.
Quote from: leonffc on October 30, 2013, 04:44:25 PM
A bit like Pochettino what ever his name is had links with S'oton?
I don't really care as long as he can get the players going with his training methods.
I wouldnt mind Collins with murph as his No.2 but that would depend what Collins has been up to of late IE. checking out other clubs and their training techniques or sitting around doing a bit of media work.
Hoddle might be alright as long as he doesn't abuse that little section in the Stevenage Road stand
Hoddle seems to be an astute and thoughtful observer of the game, so that is a plus. It seems he might bring some tactical nous and a more modern approach. Whether he is a motivator to bring the passion back is very hard to tell. He would get a vote from me.
I would certainly welcome back Fulham old boy as Asst Coach, whoever would provide the best mix of chemistry with the Manager. So often the right partnership is greater than the sum of the parts e.g. Taylor and Clough. In fact that is one point regards Jol's benighted reign; he has seemed rather isolated at times. But I guess he took the view he didn't need a Fulham man alongside him and knew all he needed to know.
I completely disagree, although I would like Danny Murphy back as a coach. What would be the point in going back to manager who was simply successful in keeping us up in Chris Coleman? He hasn't done well elsewhere which, for me, states a lot. John Collins? Not much management experience.
Without disrespect, I feel the ideology of our next manager having links to Fulham is a very ancient way of viewing the situation. Roy Hodgson didn't have a link to Fulham, neither did Jean Tigana and they were our most successful managers. What if Danny Murphy was to manage us and fail? It would spoil his legacy with Fulham. A coach yes, a manager no.
If Martin Jol is to leave, we need to move on, we need to progress and we need to move with the times. We need to put faith in our academy and start playing some attractive football. I would go with Zola, but that's if we wait until the summer to rebuild.
Quote from: Frankie-Peter Taylor on October 30, 2013, 05:04:25 PM
I completely disagree, although I would like Danny Murphy back as a coach. What would be the point in going back to manager who was simply successful in keeping us up in Chris Coleman? He hasn't done well elsewhere which, for me, states a lot. John Collins? Not much management experience.
Without disrespect, I feel the ideology of our next manager having links to Fulham is a very ancient way of viewing the situation. Roy Hodgson didn't have a link to Fulham, neither did Jean Tigana and they were our most successful managers. What if Danny Murphy was to manage us and fail? It would spoil his legacy with Fulham. A coach yes, a manager no.
If Martin Jol is to leave, we need to move on, we need to progress and we need to move with the times. We need to put faith in our academy and start playing some attractive football. I would go with Zola, but that's if we wait until the summer to rebuild.
Fair point. Zola wouldn't be a bad shout
Quote from: Harold Shand on October 30, 2013, 04:56:45 PM
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Sanchez didn't get a big kitty, that's a myth.
Net spend was about £5 million.
I can't think who he sold but Sanchez spent just over 6 mill on Kamari, around 3.5 on Healy, his only good signings were Hughes for 2 million ish and barid can't remember what we paid for him.
In total he spent close on 13 million, but incoming I can't remember certainly don't think it was 8-10 million.
But it reminds me how bad he truly was.
I don't care if the new guy (if there is one) has ties to Fulham, as long as he can coach the best out of the players and motivate them to want to wear the white shirt and get better results then that's good enough for me.
We are having a dreadful time with the fanatical Jol Outers. Were you not around when the Coleman Outers were about. Are they the same platoon I wonder? Maybe one or two were Dicks Outers.
Quote from: grandad on October 30, 2013, 05:39:20 PM
We are having a dreadful time with the fanatical Jol Outers. Were you not around when the Coleman Outers were about. Are they the same platoon I wonder? Maybe one or two were Dicks Outers.
I am not a fanatical Jol outer in the slightest. This is the first time I have actually thought a change in manager might be needed. I am always one who believes managers should be given time. I never wanted Coleman out and would quite like his back because of his passion for Fulham.
Although some of the names banded around would be brilliant, I kind of have a little feeling that we might go for Martin O'Niell.
A few other guys I would like to see mentioned would be the likes of, RDM, Ince,
Ralf Rangnick.
Also I would love to see Victor Pereria our manager but really can't see us pulling that off.....
And finally here's just another name maybe to think about Billy McKinlay.
Bring Malcolm MacDonald back! or Keegan! or Dowie! Maybe Volz or McBride can be the assistant's!
So.....George Cohen with Fred Callaghan as defensive coach then?
I would like to see Lee Clark return. He has worked hard with Birmingham, would get dan burn back and playing for us. Epitomised hard working player, and a Fulham legend
Quote from: grandad on October 30, 2013, 05:39:20 PM
We are having a dreadful time with the fanatical Jol Outers. Were you not around when the Coleman Outers were about. Are they the same platoon I wonder? Maybe one or two were Dicks Outers.
There's just no place for them in public, certainly not at games.
I think Jol will be given until the end of the season to deliver a top 10 finish to earn a new deal, if he doesn't achieve this then Zola or Solskjaer would be good appointments
I like some of the names mentioned that have no connection with us at all (not o'Neill though) but totally dislike the idea of Coleman or Clarke as managers. Like Frankie Peter Taylor said Coleman has proved he's not up to scratch as a manager since us, Clarke is still learning and Fulham would be too big for him at the moment.
I love the idea of Murphs being the assistant manager/coach. My choice of manager would be Hoddle or Solskjaer.
I think Solsjaer would be very good, but I know a lot of the time it is paper talk but didn't he turn down Villa when they were in a similar position to us?
Ralf Rangnick for me though, looks decent and no fee to release him from a club so that always seems to sway the people footing the bills!
Sadly there is no one with ties to the club currently capable enough to take over apart from one Roy Hodgson.
Edit: add Montella to that list, though getting him is no more realistic.
Not sure I am that fussed about links to the club...our most successful ones in our recent history have had no links at all.
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 06:05:41 PM
Quote from: grandad on October 30, 2013, 05:39:20 PM
We are having a dreadful time with the fanatical Jol Outers. Were you not around when the Coleman Outers were about. Are they the same platoon I wonder? Maybe one or two were Dicks Outers.
I am not a fanatical Jol outer in the slightest. This is the first time I have actually thought a change in manager might be needed. I am always one who believes managers should be given time. I never wanted Coleman out and would quite like his back because of his passion for Fulham.
Totally with you there George.
Cookie was a great servant to the club as both player and manager. His downfall, from my perspective, was his pally act with some of the squad. I still believe a manager/coach can be friends with players byt strictly at the club, outside fraternising should be out.
tony pullis anyone? he has never been relegated in his career, or are we not that desperate yet
Is John Collins not managing a low league swiss club, if so that is a big jump in level...
I honestly don't care who comes in, as I think whoever they are will improve us.... Some more so than others
Quote from: fulham traveller on October 31, 2013, 05:39:09 AM
tony pullis anyone? he has never been relegated in his career, or are we not that desperate yet
If Pulis is appointed I will be shouting Pulis Out! from day one. Don't want him anywhere near our club.
Perhaps Fulham need a manager who deals in basics before anything else - whose main concern is not conceding and solid defending.
Two of Roy's first signings were Brede and Schwarz. He made us sound in defence before anything else.
So perhaps a Pulis or Allardyce type is is what we need, and is necessary to keep Fulham as a mid table Prem side on the funds available.
I am not in any Jol in out shake it all about camp whatsoever, but i do find it amusing that people seem to think that any of the numerous different names mentioned will come in and be our saviour, this happened once, there are no guarantee's this would happen again, i think almost all of the names mentioned have been sacked from various managerial position because they have failed in their tasks, yet we seem quite happy to take them on.
What happens if whoever comes in fails, are we going to go through the same campaign to get the manager sacked.
As much as i understand that maybe Jol and his tactics are not working, but then again nor are the players, i am sorry but i firmly believe that the players we have are not or no longer good enough. There has been a lot of talk that Jol broke up a successful Hodgson team, but in truth how many of Hodgson's team are still playing in the premiership, teams evolve/change or whatever you wish to call it, but sometimes it just does not work, if you cannot get your 1st choice players you have to like us sometimes settle for 2nd best.
Quote from: RaySmith on October 31, 2013, 07:39:34 AM
Perhaps Fulham need a manager who deals in basics before anything else - whose main concern is not conceding and solid defending.
Two of Roy's first signings were Brede and Schwarz. He made us sound in defence before anything else.
So perhaps a Pulis or Allardyce type is is what we need, and is necessary to keep Fulham as a mid table Prem side on the funds available.
Either of those and I would rather support someone else or not support anyone at all. Their style of football is of the dark ages and somethig I detest
Quote from: westcliff white on October 30, 2013, 05:30:35 PM
Quote from: Harold Shand on October 30, 2013, 04:56:45 PM
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Sanchez didn't get a big kitty, that's a myth.
Net spend was about £5 million.
I can't think who he sold but Sanchez spent just over 6 mill on Kamari, around 3.5 on Healy, his only good signings were Hughes for 2 million ish and barid can't remember what we paid for him.
In total he spent close on 13 million, but incoming I can't remember certainly don't think it was 8-10 million.
But it reminds me how bad he truly was.
I don't care if the new guy (if there is one) has ties to Fulham, as long as he can coach the best out of the players and motivate them to want to wear the white shirt and get better results then that's good enough for me.
He spent about 23 million in total and pulled about 18 million back.
Can't believe a Fulham fan doesn't recollect this.
We can't complain about lazy journalism when our own fans make the same mistakes.
I'm quite shocked at this.
Do you think Mr Khan has the money to get Super Guus Hiddink? Why not? Lets try and get one of the best!
Quote from: fulham traveller on October 31, 2013, 05:39:09 AM
tony pullis anyone? he has never been relegated in his career, or are we not that desperate yet
Are you serious??? NO WAY. The guy's a footballing thug.
Quote from: Harold Shand on October 31, 2013, 09:20:06 AM
Quote from: westcliff white on October 30, 2013, 05:30:35 PM
Quote from: Harold Shand on October 30, 2013, 04:56:45 PM
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Sanchez didn't get a big kitty, that's a myth.
Net spend was about £5 million.
I can't think who he sold but Sanchez spent just over 6 mill on Kamari, around 3.5 on Healy, his only good signings were Hughes for 2 million ish and barid can't remember what we paid for him.
In total he spent close on 13 million, but incoming I can't remember certainly don't think it was 8-10 million.
But it reminds me how bad he truly was.
I don't care if the new guy (if there is one) has ties to Fulham, as long as he can coach the best out of the players and motivate them to want to wear the white shirt and get better results then that's good enough for me.
He spent about 23 million in total and pulled about 18 million back.
Can't believe a Fulham fan doesn't recollect this.
We can't complain about lazy journalism when our own fans make the same mistakes.
I'm quite shocked at this.
I wouldnt say I am lazy I just try to forget the truly abysmal days under his management.
But the players signed in the summer of 2007 were Hughes 1,320,000; Davis 5,192,000; Kamara 7,920,000; Baird 3,960,000; Healy 1,980,000; Konchescky 2,640,000; Cook 3,300,000; Liejer unknown; Bouazza 3,960,000; Keller Free; Kuqi Loan; Murphy Free; Seol Ki-Hyoen 2,750,000; Stefanovic 1,320,000 a total of £34,342,000.
Those he sold were Crossley Free; Collins Free; Helguson 1,760,000; Brown 1,144,000, Queudrue 3,300,000; Knight 4,136,000; Diop 4,400,000; Rosenior 1,672,000 a total of £16,412,000
This is what i can find on the internet, that makes a deficit of just under 18 million or there abouts. if i have missed any let me know. For me he was a total disaster only won 4 of his 24 game sin charge, when he some how kept us up he only won 1 game out of 5 with 1 draw and 3 losses. i think overall in all competitions his record was 4 wins 8 draws and 12 losses, not sure how that compares to our other managers after that many games but reckoning for the money spent it is one of the worst
Quote from: Harold Shand on October 30, 2013, 04:56:45 PM
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Sanchez didn't get a big kitty, that's a myth.
Net spend was about £5 million.
Not a supporter of Sanchez but when you look at the Nett spend and the players he bought in Murphy, Hughes, Baird we got out moneys worth from these three.
Quote from: Harold Shand on October 31, 2013, 09:20:06 AM
Quote from: westcliff white on October 30, 2013, 05:30:35 PM
Quote from: Harold Shand on October 30, 2013, 04:56:45 PM
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Quote from: George G on October 30, 2013, 04:39:43 PM
If we are to get a new manager in, I would like it to be someone who has been with Fulham before either as a player, coach or manager.
The reason for this, is I feel we need that passion back amongst the fans. We lost our long standing chairman in the off-season and all our beloved players from the Hodgson era are gone, bar a few (Duff, Hughes, Hangeland). We almost need to get a bit of our identity back.
I would love to see Chris Coleman back actually, especially as Al Fayed has now gone. I understand Cookie did not like the way he was treated. Sacked after being given next to nothing then the following season Sanchez got a huge kitty- something I still don't understand to this day.
So what do you guys think, and if you agree what other names can you think of?
My top 3:
1.Coleman
2. John Collins,
3. Danny Murphy (Preferably as first team coach under one of the above)
Sanchez didn't get a big kitty, that's a myth.
Net spend was about £5 million.
I can't think who he sold but Sanchez spent just over 6 mill on Kamari, around 3.5 on Healy, his only good signings were Hughes for 2 million ish and barid can't remember what we paid for him.
In total he spent close on 13 million, but incoming I can't remember certainly don't think it was 8-10 million.
But it reminds me how bad he truly was.
I don't care if the new guy (if there is one) has ties to Fulham, as long as he can coach the best out of the players and motivate them to want to wear the white shirt and get better results then that's good enough for me.
He spent about 23 million in total and pulled about 18 million back.
Can't believe a Fulham fan doesn't recollect this.
We can't complain about lazy journalism when our own fans make the same mistakes.
I'm quite shocked at this.
Blagged this from the web. Prices look about right but not 100% sure
8-)
Season 07/08
Players In Players Out
Diomansy Kamara £6,000,000 Heidar Helguson Signed
Chris Baird £3,025,000 Michael Brown Signed
Paul Konchesky £2,000,000 Franck Queudrue £2,000,000
David Healy £1,500,000 Zat Knight £3,500,000
Lee Cook Signed Pape Bouba Diop Signed
Nathan Ashton Free Liam Rosenior Signed
Hameur Bouazza £3,000,000 Michael Timlin Free
Kasey Keller Free Bjorn Runstrom Free
Dejan Stefanovic £1,000,000 Carlos Bocanegr Free
Ki-Hyeon Seol Signed
Danny Murphy Signed
Brede Hangeland £2,500,000
Leon Andreasen £2,000,000
Toni Kallio Signed
Erik Nevland £1,850,000
Jari Litmanen Free
Eddie Johnson £3,000,000
Mark Schwarzer Free
David Stockdale £600,000
Zoltan Gera Free
Andranik Teymourian Free
Alex Nimely Signed
Total £26,475,000
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So you have already shaved 8 million off Westcliff White's figures (Lord know's where he got them from).
Plus Brede & Nevland were Hodgson signings.
Which is another 4.5 million off.
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Stockdale wasn't signed by Sanchez either.
At this rate I'll have him making a profit.
Eddie Johnson come after Sanchez left anall.
I don't care whether they have any ties or not, if they're good enough that's fine by me.
Quote from: Harold Shand on October 31, 2013, 01:03:40 PM
So you have already shaved 8 million off Westcliff White's figures (Lord know's where he got them from).
Plus Brede & Nevland were Hodgson signings.
Which is another 4.5 million off.
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Stockdale wasn't signed by Sanchez either.
At this rate I'll have him making a profit.
Eddie Johnson come after Sanchez left anall.
Firstly your missing Steven Davis, and I got 95% of mine from a website called transfer markt, and I only looked at players bought and sold in the summer did not include players sold by or bought by Roy, I didn't trust Wikipedia to be right as idiots like me can write anything not there. If u look for the players signed that summer and then go to transfer merit that's how I got the numbers. Maybe a typo but I do t think so
I'm not going Saturday. I don't care what happens at the moment. We Might win. We might lose. We might get a couple of brilliant goals, there might be some controversy. I've never slagged the team for losing, only for playing piss poor football. Other than the Arsenal game we have been boringly predictable at best. Kasami's goal is the best thing since Karagounis hit a couple of blinders in January. I want to care about the club I've loved for so many years but, well, the cat needs feeding at five o'clock and at least she makes me laugh.
