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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Proven where? knowing our luck it will be at Cinderella Rockafella's in about 1988
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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Proven where? knowing our luck it will be at Cinderella Rockafella's in about 1988
Leeds are looking to get rid of BamfordQuote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Would suit us. Old, expensive and slow.
He’s about 5 years older than I thought. I must be getting old!Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
You left out injuredQuote:
Originally Posted by City123
You are surely jesting. Tore us a new one last season schooling both CB's.Some think he's slow and lazy but for me one of the most intelligent players I've seen down here.Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
I think he's good! He's definitely an intelligent player, good finisher and a hard worker, but pacy he is not and that's something we desperately need going forwardQuote:
Originally Posted by sneggyblubird
Madine to Hartlepool, how the mighty …..
been a while since Hartlepool were mightyQuote:
Originally Posted by Des Parrot
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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Owen Beck anyone? Only 22, good attacking left back, Liverpool looking to move him on for a couple of million and was in the SPL Team of the Year despite playing for Dundee. We need a left back and have some cash
I like itQuote:
Originally Posted by City123
Good call. I'd be happy with Beck as a signing. He's quite feisty, which we needQuote:
Originally Posted by City123
Jackson Muleka off to Saudi Arabia apparently, got a feeling that may mean we’re back to square one when it comes to a striker.
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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
I think there are ongoing discussions with another striker Paul
id like to get Tom Cannon
Powerfull shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
Hope it’s not the Swedish striker we were linked to in the article that also mentioned Muleka - I’m probably not being fair to someone I’ve not heard of before, but his record makes him look a bit of a flat track bully.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninian1962
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Edvardsen
I don`t think it is but, like you, would be unimpressed if it is as it would mean that current target hadn`t got across the lineQuote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
That’s good, thanks Keith :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninian1962
Another athlete incoming.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninian1962
What about Tsunoda? Isn't he a CB?Quote:
Originally Posted by ccfcwelshlad
doesn't seem to be in Buluts thinking at all. think he said he hasn't really seen him play yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bald Barry Bastad
We’re getting a few over the line, but none in the net.
Arthur Scargill knowing our lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninian1962
In the building or out on the grass?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
So McGuinness has joined Luton, for a significant sum according to the Hatters.
really, you'd think this would have been mentioned on hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Cleve van Leef
He scored 9 in 60 for one of the best 4 teams in Turkey. Can’t help to think we dodged a bullet here.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
although he would have definitely been in the running for top goalscorer with that kind of form hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Eli King going out on loan to a League 1 club apparently
All part of his development, only 7 more loans before he turns 28 and is deemed eligible to play in our midfield
Winds me up when people say we don’t need to sign younger players as the kids are coming through. They’re not, he’s never going to play them and it’s highly likely he doesn’t rate them either.Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
at least a loan to league one gives a potential pathway into the first team - if a player goes there and does really well then there's a decent chance they'll do well at this level.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
if you go on loan to the Irish league or the national league, even if you have a really good loan they still aren't going to put you in the side.
If I was King I would just ask to go on a transfer as it's clear with Bulut here he's not getting in the side. He had two good loans last season in league one and in the Scottish league where both teams praised him highly. What is going out on loan again really going to benefit him?
The thought process is clearly he's not going to get a game here so ship him out.
Bulut has said for weeks he wants more midfielders whilst he sends all our young talent out on loan. Let's get more free old has-never beens into the squad, just what we need.
he was on loan on league 2, and then a lower end SPL team. a good league one loan would be a good opportunity, especially as we have a lot of players.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluebirds17
he's about the same age McGuiness was when he went on loan to Sheffield Wednesday
See people banging on about how we're using a "blend of youth and experience" every time we're linked with another old player. We're not! We must have had the oldest team in the league on SaturdayQuote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
He may have been in a 'lower end SPL team' but he had a full and successful season which included playing against 'upper end SPL teams' regularly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
I can't see the value in a third annual loan. Use him or let him go.
If Wintle leaves (?) and maybe Rinomhota (?) then King should be there competing with Siopis for the anchor DM role.
he went to the SPL at the end of January, and played 10 games in the regular season before the split to the relegation league and then a relegation playoff. Played Celtic once and Rangers twiceQuote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
Bulut has stated publicly at a fans meeting that he sees Cardiff City as a stepping stone to establishing a reputation for himself in this country and a means to getting a bigger job. He has got 2 years to do this so we are going to get a degree of short termism from him. Whether he rates King or not I don’t know but Bulut probably doesn’t think that he is a player at the moment who can contribute to his aims and also, I would guess , that the backing Bulut is getting requires us to offload as much wages as possible. More loans out to come I suspect.
Always suspected this was the case. Probably thinks it's more likely 'established' players can bring him the instant success he needs, though apart from Bulut, Dalman and football 'experts' who didn't have to watch City in and out last season, ie the fans, he's yet to convince. I just hope he doesn't jettison any decent youngsters in pursuit of his own personal ambitions..Quote:
Originally Posted by Enoch Mort
Siopis is the problem. He can't fill the role of a 6 or an 8. He imbalances the midfield. It also appears that under the current manager he will play every minute of every game.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
I know some love Siopis for his efforts and energy but his lack of quality or physical presence mean that we are always going to be half a man down in midfield.