The Transfer Rumour Thread

[Des Parrot]

He'll be very, very good next season in my opinion.

Rumours Willock is close to leaving and the club are trying to sell Daland (probably off the back of their non involvement vs Southend)

Rumours are that we’re trying to sell Horvath, Tanner, NG, Robinson, Robertson, Tsunoda, Willock & Daland, did I miss anyone?

[Ninian1962]

Rumours are that we’re trying to sell Horvath, Tanner, NG, Robinson, Robertson, Tsunoda, Willock & Daland, did I miss anyone?

Cheeky bid from Peter Ridsdale to try and get Robinson back to Preston?

Has anyone actually explained what the NG injury is to keep NG out for an estimated 5 weeks?

[Coyote]

Rumours are that we’re trying to sell Horvath, Tanner, NG, Robinson, Robertson, Tsunoda, Willock & Daland, did I miss anyone?

We should keep Robertson and I don't really see the point of getting rid of Tanner, don't think we'll fetch much for him.

[Carl Dale's Mole]

WOL ****ing useless:

“Speaking during the club's pre-season tour last week, Barry-Murphy outlined his transfer priorities — and made it clear that any incoming signings must significantly raise the standard of the first XI. “Quantity over quality” was the message, a nod to a summer that might not be busy in volume, but must be impactful if Cardiff are to mount a serious promotion push.“

[Tuerto]

WOL ****ing useless:

“Speaking during the club's pre-season tour last week, Barry-Murphy outlined his transfer priorities — and made it clear that any incoming signings must significantly raise the standard of the first XI. “Quantity over quality” was the message, a nod to a summer that might not be busy in volume, but must be impactful if Cardiff are to mount a serious promotion push.“

A bit harsh, going on previous seasons they would be spot on.

[Carl Dale's Mole]

[MOZZER2]

jack sykes on the radar of Rangers

https://hayters.com/rangers-interest...ter-exclusive/

[Rjk]

jack sykes on the radar of Rangers

https://hayters.com/rangers-interest...ter-exclusive/

I guess there will always be players who's heads are turned when offers come in, and you can't blame them.
However, at the moment we seem to have more of a pipeline from the youth teams into the first team than at any point for a long long time -I wonder if that will make it easier to try to keep hold of some of our younger prospects in the future (assuming that pathway continues)

[Undercoverinwurzelland]

I guess there will always be players who's heads are turned when offers come in, and you can't blame them.
However, at the moment we seem to have more of a pipeline from the youth teams into the first team than at any point for a long long time -I wonder if that will make it easier to try to keep hold of some of our younger prospects in the future (assuming that pathway continues)

One of the objectives of the new Independent Football Regulator is "to protect and promote the financial resilience of English football as a whole, ensuring that systemic risks and structural issues like the distribution of revenue through the pyramid are managed appropriately", the poaching of young players by bigger clubs from smaller clubs is something he should look at. Clubs losing players they've developed should be properly compensated at the time, and maybe there should be a compulsory minimum % sell-on clause rule.

[fugsyphil]

One of the objectives of the new Independent Football Regulator is "to protect and promote the financial resilience of English football as a whole, ensuring that systemic risks and structural issues like the distribution of revenue through the pyramid are managed appropriately", the poaching of young players by bigger clubs from smaller clubs is something he should look at. Clubs losing players they've developed should be properly compensated at the time, and maybe there should be a compulsory minimum % sell-on clause rule.

Totally agree

[Pedro de la Rosa]

One of the objectives of the new Independent Football Regulator is "to protect and promote the financial resilience of English football as a whole, ensuring that systemic risks and structural issues like the distribution of revenue through the pyramid are managed appropriately", the poaching of young players by bigger clubs from smaller clubs is something he should look at. Clubs losing players they've developed should be properly compensated at the time, and maybe there should be a compulsory minimum % sell-on clause rule.

EPPP has absolutely screwed clubs, God I hate the Premier League

[Undercoverinwurzelland]

EPPP has absolutely screwed clubs, God I hate the Premier League

👍

[Rjk]

EPPP has absolutely screwed clubs, God I hate the Premier League

every successive rule change has conceded more power to the big clubs to counteract the threat of them forming a breakaway league.

As such the FA aren't really equipped to do much for the smaller clubs. It would take a government to redress the balance IMO.

[Pedro de la Rosa]

every successive rule change has conceded more power to the big clubs to counteract the threat of them forming a breakaway league.

As such the FA aren't really equipped to do much for the smaller clubs. It would take a government to redress the balance IMO.

The FA are behind it, they want players at "elite" clubs.

[tforturton]

If Cardiff were to give the player a professional contract, does this mean that he can't be poached for a pittance, as at present?

[Rjk]

If Cardiff were to give the player a professional contract, does this mean that he can't be poached for a pittance, as at present?

don't they need to be 17 for a pro-contract?

[City123]

don't they need to be 17 for a pro-contract?

I think it can be offered as part of their scholarship but it can't be signed until they turn 17