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Posted: Thu Nov 20th, 2008 12:36 pm |
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| is going for jemaine pennant too ambitious?
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Posted: Thu Nov 20th, 2008 12:38 pm |
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Frandsen08 wrote: is going for jemaine pennant too ambitious?
Err No !!! is just bloody daft 
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Posted: Thu Nov 20th, 2008 12:44 pm |
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| Helgusson on loan to The Gers from today. Thats one wage bill less and hopefuly a fee if he pulls his finger out and stays fit!
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Posted: Thu Nov 20th, 2008 12:45 pm |
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F.G.M.B wrote: Frandsen08 wrote: is going for jemaine pennant too ambitious?
Err No !!! is just bloody daft
he aint a bad player, but not liverpool standard, ebanks blake would be a good un though
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Posted: Thu Nov 20th, 2008 12:57 pm |
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Salford White wrote: Helgusson on loan to The Gers from today. Thats one wage bill less and hopefuly a fee if he pulls his finger out and stays fit!
Aye, bdi said earlier ..... hope he stays away in Jan 
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Posted: Thu Nov 20th, 2008 01:11 pm |
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Mark08 wrote: bdi wrote: Mark08 wrote: bdi wrote: F.G.M.B wrote: bdi wrote: Didn't want to start another thread, but from "Offish Text" Helguson has just completed an emergency loan move to QPR until the end of January.
Well the thread title contains the word Jan Good Spot - using your bdi's
Lol... Thought the thread was not just for incoming players/managers,  but for them who leave as well. 
you could have used the 'Outgoing Loans' thread also
Too far down the page for me to notice.   
time to change your bi-focals
 
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Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 02:01 pm |
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Copied and Pasted, from somewhere.
Bolton have stepped up their interest in Hannover 96 winger Szabolcs Huszti - the golden boy of Hungarian football.
Gary Megson is on the look-out for a wide left player who can deliver quality crosses and Huszti, 25, fits the bill.
The Trotters boss sent scout Alan Harper to watch him inspire Hungary to a 2-0 win over Northern Ireland on Wednesday.
Huszti, who moved to the Bundesliga from French side Metz for £210,000 two years ago, laid on his country's opening goal at Windsor Park with a lightning burst down the right.
Huszti has previously been linked with a move to Real Madrid while Sevilla, Celtic and Everton are also said to be interested
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White Steel
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Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 02:08 pm |
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bdi wrote: Copied and Pasted, from somewhere.
Bolton have stepped up their interest in Hannover 96 winger Szabolcs Huszti - the golden boy of Hungarian football.
Gary Megson is on the look-out for a wide left player who can deliver quality crosses and Huszti, 25, fits the bill.
The Trotters boss sent scout Alan Harper to watch him inspire Hungary to a 2-0 win over Northern Ireland on Wednesday.
Huszti, who moved to the Bundesliga from French side Metz for £210,000 two years ago, laid on his country's opening goal at Windsor Park with a lightning burst down the right.
Huszti has previously been linked with a move to Real Madrid while Sevilla, Celtic and Everton are also said to be interested
For information the Zs are silent if they follow an S (I work with Hungarians).
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bdi
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Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 02:22 pm |
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| Deleted due to me not being able to read...Lol. Last edited on Fri Nov 21st, 2008 02:33 pm by bdi
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Tony Kelly IS Zico!
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Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 03:35 pm |
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Sprout wrote: bdi wrote: Copied and Pasted, from somewhere.
Bolton have stepped up their interest in Hannover 96 winger Szabolcs Huszti - the golden boy of Hungarian football.
Gary Megson is on the look-out for a wide left player who can deliver quality crosses and Huszti, 25, fits the bill.
The Trotters boss sent scout Alan Harper to watch him inspire Hungary to a 2-0 win over Northern Ireland on Wednesday.
Huszti, who moved to the Bundesliga from French side Metz for £210,000 two years ago, laid on his country's opening goal at Windsor Park with a lightning burst down the right.
Huszti has previously been linked with a move to Real Madrid while Sevilla, Celtic and Everton are also said to be interested
For information the Zs are silent if they follow an S (I work with Hungarians).
This could be a sticking point?
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bdi
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Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 03:40 pm |
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Tony Kelly IS Zico! wrote: Sprout wrote: bdi wrote: Copied and Pasted, from somewhere.
Bolton have stepped up their interest in Hannover 96 winger Szabolcs Huszti - the golden boy of Hungarian football.
Gary Megson is on the look-out for a wide left player who can deliver quality crosses and Huszti, 25, fits the bill.
The Trotters boss sent scout Alan Harper to watch him inspire Hungary to a 2-0 win over Northern Ireland on Wednesday.
Huszti, who moved to the Bundesliga from French side Metz for £210,000 two years ago, laid on his country's opening goal at Windsor Park with a lightning burst down the right.
Huszti has previously been linked with a move to Real Madrid while Sevilla, Celtic and Everton are also said to be interested
For information the Zs are silent if they follow an S (I work with Hungarians).
This could be a sticking point?
I know. As soon as other clubs are mentioned, usually means that we are out of the running. So much is our pulling power. 
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Tony Kelly IS Zico!
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Posted: Fri Nov 21st, 2008 03:50 pm |
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bdi wrote: Tony Kelly IS Zico! wrote: Sprout wrote: bdi wrote: Copied and Pasted, from somewhere.
Bolton have stepped up their interest in Hannover 96 winger Szabolcs Huszti - the golden boy of Hungarian football.
Gary Megson is on the look-out for a wide left player who can deliver quality crosses and Huszti, 25, fits the bill.
The Trotters boss sent scout Alan Harper to watch him inspire Hungary to a 2-0 win over Northern Ireland on Wednesday.
Huszti, who moved to the Bundesliga from French side Metz for £210,000 two years ago, laid on his country's opening goal at Windsor Park with a lightning burst down the right.
Huszti has previously been linked with a move to Real Madrid while Sevilla, Celtic and Everton are also said to be interested
For information the Zs are silent if they follow an S (I work with Hungarians).
This could be a sticking point?
I know. As soon as other clubs are mentioned, usually means that we are out of the running. So much is our pulling power.
Agreed BDI, it's the "little ol' Bowton" thing again
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Posted: Sat Nov 22nd, 2008 04:32 pm |
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I think in January I'd we need..........
1 x CB
1 x CM
1 x RM
1 x ST unless Smolarek is the man.
So............
1 x CB - ?
Ive heard people say.......
1 x CM - Bullard is that realistic?
1 x RM - Pennant is that a big risk?
If we did get these two I would be quite impressed and it would be interesting to see how Megson would play them.
Smolarek would be the striker maybe if he gets his chance but CB not to sure.
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Posted: Sat Nov 22nd, 2008 06:12 pm |
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The only problem in signing a centre back is that AoB and Cahill will be automatic first choice. So they will only play if one of them two is injured or suspended. A decent centre back is unlikely to come to us if they dont think they will play. That means we have to sign someone who isnt bothered about sitting on the bench on a decent wage (which I dont want) or a youngster that is willing to wait for a chance. With regards to the latter, we may as well stick with our own. We already did the former in signing Shittu.
I think Pennant would be a good signing. Quick, can cross, attacking. Yes his temperment is questionable but he hasnt done anything controversial at Liverpool that I can think of. Benitez may be willing to loan him and it will give us a chance to see what he can do. The only problem if he does well someone will probably sign him permanently. But to play him who would you drop? Although I do quite fancy Gardner and Pennant on the wings with Davies and Elmander up front! We also have Riga (who I thought was good against Everton).
I dont think we need to sign a striker to be honest. It will probably be a gamble and or expensive. Elmander will always start if fit. Dropping Davies will take bottle. Rather just give Smolarek the chance.
A centre midfielder would also probably struggle to get in the side bearing in mind that there is Nolan (captain) Muamba McCann and Taylor who can play there.
Unless the new signings will add real quality and be automatic first teamers I dont see the need to just add bulk to our squad (unless injuries start to kick in, however historically our team generally stays the most injury free in the Premier League).
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| forget bullard, why on earth would he move?
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Posted: Sat Nov 22nd, 2008 06:47 pm |
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| spend any available cash on midfielders, midfielders and more midfielders
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http://www.tribalfootball.com/content/tottenham-plan-bid-bolton-keeper-jaaskelainen
I don't really know what to make of this.
hopefully having an extra 7 mill in the transfer kitty would be beneficial and also having al-habsi, already proven him self that hes capable filling in Jussi's big shoes, but it is jussi & hes been through the thick & thin at bolton for 10/11 years.
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Posted: Sun Nov 23rd, 2008 11:44 am |
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| I saw that today and i had been thinking harry would make a move for ali, seems jussi is the man still, but if its on the cards im sure we will be ok with ali, but id hate to see jussi go id like him to play to the end of his contract.
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Posted: Sun Nov 23rd, 2008 11:49 am |
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| correct me if im wrong but dosn't ali's contract finish in the jan transfer window this year ??
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Crazy_Wanderer831 wrote: correct me if im wrong but dosn't ali's contract finish in the jan transfer window this year ?? No. It's at the end of June.
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Crazy_Wanderer831 wrote: http://www.tribalfootball.com/content/tottenham-plan-bid-bolton-keeper-jaaskelainen
I don't really know what to make of this.
hopefully having an extra 7 mill in the transfer kitty would be beneficial and also having al-habsi, already proven him self that hes capable filling in Jussi's big shoes, but it is jussi & hes been through the thick & thin at bolton for 10/11 years.
megson should tell them that jussi is not for sale at anyprice i will be  if they let him go after what he as done for this club
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white4ever wrote: Crazy_Wanderer831 wrote: http://www.tribalfootball.com/content/tottenham-plan-bid-bolton-keeper-jaaskelainen
I don't really know what to make of this.
hopefully having an extra 7 mill in the transfer kitty would be beneficial and also having al-habsi, already proven him self that hes capable filling in Jussi's big shoes, but it is jussi & hes been through the thick & thin at bolton for 10/11 years.
megson should tell them that jussi is not for sale at anyprice i will be if they let him go after what he as done for this club
How do you know that Jussi would not want to go?
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Billy Bradshaw wrote: white4ever wrote: Crazy_Wanderer831 wrote: http://www.tribalfootball.com/content/tottenham-plan-bid-bolton-keeper-jaaskelainen
I don't really know what to make of this.
hopefully having an extra 7 mill in the transfer kitty would be beneficial and also having al-habsi, already proven him self that hes capable filling in Jussi's big shoes, but it is jussi & hes been through the thick & thin at bolton for 10/11 years.
megson should tell them that jussi is not for sale at anyprice i will be if they let him go after what he as done for this club
How do you know that Jussi would not want to go? well if he wants to leave that is another matter but if he doesnt ask for a move we should turn down any move for him
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| we would be daft to sell him to a relegation rival although i doubt spurs will be involved come the spring,cant blame them for wanting him though and i would not hold it against him if he fancied it, but it could be a bad move if the spurs goalie jinx hits him they do seem to have a problem in that dept but he,s probably too good to let that happen to him maybe they know that or maybe its all b#ll#cks from the notw.
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| He just re signed, so sod spurs, they can't have him......unless its 30 mil.
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Don't want him to go but in today's market at least 10 million, pref nearer 15 million
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I watch Dzemali playing against Milan today. He holds and distributes the ball quite well. Against one of the strongest midfield in the world, he shows his quality in reading the game. I will be upset if he is not given a chance to come back to Bolton. In term of wages, I think we could offer him more than what he earns at torino. Our style might not suit him but I think he is generally better than our N & M midfield.
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Posted: Mon Nov 24th, 2008 09:49 am |
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F.G.M.B wrote: Salford White wrote: Helgusson on loan to The Gers from today. Thats one wage bill less and hopefuly a fee if he pulls his finger out and stays fit!
Aye, bdi said earlier ..... hope he stays away in Jan
Helgusson has now acrimoniously pulled out of the deal at QPR and instead signed for Chalrton. He may make his debut tomorrow night... against QPR!
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| On loan or permantly for charlton?
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| Can't be permanent, can it?
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