QPRs Freeman to Sheff Utd

[dml1954]

Nah he's contracted till 2021 so had the same contract now as when we got promoted in terms of time.

I think our recruitment policy was all over the place last summer and highlighted where we are as a club.
It was basically Warnock saying "I've see him play, he's good let's sign him."

It looks like we stumbled upon Camarasa cos we played Betis in a friendly. (Fortunately)

The new market is upcoming English players in my opinion. They're overtaking their European counterparts in terms of ability but the problem is the greed attached to the English game.

I heard an interview with Stuart Webber the other day implying that Norwich got Patrick Robert's on loan from Man City really cheap so there are bargains to be had.

Countries like Romania in these u21 Euros are showing that there are players out there if you have a decent recruitment network.

The lad Puskas has been excellent.

We had been chasing Camarasa for months before we signed him and the friendly was arranged as a result of that rather than the other way around. Also, Camarasa didnt actually play in the game anyway - he was an unused sub, which tends to disprove your assertion that we signed him on a 'whim' after seeing him play. You really are being naive if you think that someone like NW would sign any player like that. He is probably one of the most thorough managers around in terms of research on players and making sure they fit in with the rest of the squad before signing them.

[Croesy Blue]

We had been chasing Camarasa for months before we signed him and the friendly was arranged as a result of that rather than the other way around. Also, Camarasa didnt actually play in the game anyway - he was an unused sub, which tends to disprove your assertion that we signed him on a 'whim' after seeing him play. You really are being naive if you think that someone like NW would sign any player like that. He is probably one of the most thorough managers around in terms of research on players and making sure they fit in with the rest of the squad before signing them.

Watch out the Ministry of Truth has logged on.

[LeningradCowboy]

We had been chasing Camarasa for months before we signed him and the friendly was arranged as a result of that rather than the other way around. Also, Camarasa didnt actually play in the game anyway - he was an unused sub, which tends to disprove your assertion that we signed him on a 'whim' after seeing him play. You really are being naive if you think that someone like NW would sign any player like that. He is probably one of the most thorough managers around in terms of research on players and making sure they fit in with the rest of the squad before signing them.

"He played on Friday at Bournemouth and was mentioned to me before that," said the Yorkshireman.

"We had someone at the game at Bournemouth, talked to him at great length and then looked beyond that.

"Once we knew he was considering coming to us it took a whole new ball game because he's a good player."

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...sfers-15012878

Doesn't sound like we had been chasing Camarasa for months.

[NYCBlue]

You really are being naive if you think that someone like NW would sign any player like that. He is probably one of the most thorough managers around in terms of research on players and making sure they fit in with the rest of the squad before signing them.

Like Madine and Tomlin? Who researched that?