January 2022 Transfer Window
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Re: January 2022 Transfer Window
Athletic (and Daniel Taylor, who is on anything Forest and can be trusted) say Brentford want Brennan Johnson at £15m, Forest want £18m. Describes Brentford as "persistent" and Forest as not wanting to sell.
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Ward Prowse?? Does he play CH? CF or LB? No. Then why are we discussing him? Hardly someone we need.
Also Hlozek is doing well in the Czech league I believe. 6 goals and 12 assists according to our resident experts in 19 games!! And only 19.
Also Hlozek is doing well in the Czech league I believe. 6 goals and 12 assists according to our resident experts in 19 games!! And only 19.
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No I don'tEl brooko79 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 2:25 pm Do you think they would make the Czech squads?
He isn't just a youth player we can test out, we have to buy him.
Half this board were going nuts about Sima last transfer window, he can't even get in the Stoke team.
Edit: think I miss-understood your point after seeing the context
But he cannot be judged on the Euros. And he's got a different profile to Sima too, there's more data to back up his rise and potential, it's happened over more time. As the transfer articles on the site can attest: https://www.kumb.com/article.php?id=44203
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I cant say I'm all that excited by hozelock. I think defences are no where near what they are like here and he will struggle. Not only that he just reminds me of a brand of garden watering equipment.
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Re: January 2022 Transfer Window
Benny will be like a new signing when he returns from the AFCON next week
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Re: January 2022 Transfer Window
Unfortunately that means we are probably not very close to signing anyone.HammerAl wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 12:35 pm I don’t believe any transfer rumours now, whether they’re from Sky, TalkSPORT, Twitter, Ex or ITKs on here. Moyes seems to have stopped most, if not all, of the leaks regarding players coming in or out, with the majority of rumours out there being old news or fake news.
And it’s brilliant to see.
Transfer negotiations involves too many people from opposing sides to for Moyes to be able to keep them quiet when they are close.
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Who plays central midfield when either Rice &/or Soucek are missing? We saw how well that went last Sunday.
We certainly need a Centre half and a left back. And I am not saying Ward Prowse would necessarily be my choice of player for central midfield. But I would argue that position is as important as the others we need to strengthen.
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Re: January 2022 Transfer Window
Last Sunday was all about the terrible display of Diopfunky chicken wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 3:31 pm Who plays central midfield when either Rice &/or Soucek are missing? We saw how well that went last Sunday.
Central midfield is not a position we need to strengthen in
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I'm wasn't all about Diop. We got overrun in CM too.
Just because we have bigger problems doesn't mean CM isn't one also.
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We’ve just had it so many times in the past where we’ve been given false hope. I’d much rather hear absolutely nothing until we’ve signed a player. Moyes and Sullivan both seem to do more business later in the window, so wouldn’t expect any news until next week. Really hoping they’ll pull some good signings out the bag
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My feeling is Newman has been brought in by DM as another hurdle old little legs has to jump over in his pursuit of stuffing our ranks with overpriced has beens.
Him and Moyse are old muckers so Newman will know exactly how his boss wants to run the team and will work with him to help realise his vision. A professional doing a professional job in transfers to make a fresh change
The club used to be leakier than a colandar of minges and would go into transfer windows like a clown with its hair on fire.
Has anyone thought that no news could actually mean good news?
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He was. However I disagree it’s not a position we need to strengthen. Noble is out injured and will be retiring in a few months time. And Moyes doesn’t seem to fancy Kral. If Rice or Soucek are missing for a considerable amount of time we are very vulnerable.
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One bad performance probably isn't enough to mean we need to worry about it now. We were missing two players who would have started ahead of Lanzini, the midfield didnt play well, Leeds are unique and we could have played Kral, the choice was just made to go with Lanzini.
And the two were in front of our weakest centre back pairing, Cresswell on his second game back too.
And the two were in front of our weakest centre back pairing, Cresswell on his second game back too.
Re: January 2022 Transfer Window
We do need to strengthen if that means the bench options. We would be hard pressed to find/afford better first choices. That said it is not something we need to do in a rush in the January market. It can wait.
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No signings ( save maybe loans) might be good news if it means we are not buying players foist upon us by agents / DS despite the fact that this will be presented by many as a lack of ambition.Long Shot wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 3:36 pm My feeling is Newman has been brought in by DM as another hurdle old little legs has to jump over in his pursuit of stuffing our ranks with overpriced has beens.
Him and Moyse are old muckers so Newman will know exactly how his boss wants to run the team and will work with him to help realise his vision. A professional doing a professional job in transfers to make a fresh change
The club used to be leakier than a colandar of minges and would go into transfer windows like a clown with its hair on fire.
Has anyone thought that no news could actually mean good news?
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Re: January 2022 Transfer Window
Agreed, but I suspect they will keep him isolated until he’s taken a few c19 tests and passed negatives. Other clubs will have similar problems of course. Be interesting to see which clubs welcome back their travellers without due care and attention.Puff Daddy wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 3:00 pm Benny will be like a new signing when he returns from the AFCON next week
Could be even more games off due to international travel cases rather than training ground. Potentially new variants. Oh the fun……
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Issa Diop is unbelievable.
If it wasn't for him ruining everything, we'd have solved climate change, brought peace to Israel/Palestine, and Craig Dawson's hair would all magically grow back fuller and shinier.
If it wasn't for him ruining everything, we'd have solved climate change, brought peace to Israel/Palestine, and Craig Dawson's hair would all magically grow back fuller and shinier.
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Allegedly Diop was shagging Bats in Wuhan, late 2019..StevePottsGoalsReel wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 3:54 pm Issa Diop is unbelievable.
If it wasn't for him ruining everything, we'd have solved climate change, brought peace to Israel/Palestine, and Craig Dawson's hair would all magically grow back fuller and shinier.
Just saying..
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Re: January 2022 Transfer Window
I feel for Alex Kral …funky chicken wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 3:37 pm He was. However I disagree it’s not a position we need to strengthen. Noble is out injured and will be retiring in a few months time. And Moyes doesn’t seem to fancy Kral. If Rice or Soucek are missing for a considerable amount of time we are very vulnerable.
I had high hopes … if only he got playing time regularly