braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
They can probably fund some of these moves by selling Carroll and some squad players along with the extra tv and sponsorship money.
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Other Clubs - Rumours and Discussion
- Thread starter Jordinho
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They can probably fund some of these moves by selling Carroll and some squad players along with the extra tv and sponsorship money.
Robbo
Paul Walsh
Surely, as a talented midfielder, he'll likely end up loaned out from Chelski before we know it.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
:lol:
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Really hope he signs for Real Madrid. Would be a lot of fun to see him in the PL, but it would also be super annoying to have both him and Silva at City.
Fantastic player. And oh look, they're actually going for players that can PASS and CREATE. What the fudge are we doing? :/
metalgear
Luka Modric
i really wonder too.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
there manager likes possession football, he buys players to suit him and his team.
raboner
Banned
The England star is to hold talks over a five-year deal with Hammers boss Sam Allardyce next week.
Big Sam has made Carroll his No 1 priority and his board are backing him to the hilt.
Joint-chairman David Sullivan has now agreed to pay Liverpool a club-record £16m up front with a further £3m in add-ons to prove his commitment to the player — taking the deal to £19m.
Carroll will also be paid around £100,000 a week to smash the Hammers’ pay barrier as their marquee signing.
The five-year deal would amount to more than £25m in wages for the big Geordie.
An insider said: “Carroll is weighing up the offer. He still fancies a top-five club or a return to Saudi Sportswashing Machine, where he has two children. So there is still a battle to sign him.”
West Ham are set to move into the 54,000-seater Olympic Stadium in 2016 and want a team worthy of their new home.
Carroll, 24, is due back from his holiday in America next week and Sullivan’s co-chairman David Gold tweeted: “The chances of Andy Carroll joining West Ham have risen from 50/50 to 75/25.”
The striker has been desperate to prove he can make it at Liverpool following a £35m switch from Saudi Sportswashing Machine.
But the imminent arrival of Celta Vigo hitman Iago Aspas has made him realise he has no future under Brendan Rodgers.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4969536/Andy-Carroll-to-cost-West-Ham-44MILLION.html
Big Sam has made Carroll his No 1 priority and his board are backing him to the hilt.
Joint-chairman David Sullivan has now agreed to pay Liverpool a club-record £16m up front with a further £3m in add-ons to prove his commitment to the player — taking the deal to £19m.
Carroll will also be paid around £100,000 a week to smash the Hammers’ pay barrier as their marquee signing.
The five-year deal would amount to more than £25m in wages for the big Geordie.
An insider said: “Carroll is weighing up the offer. He still fancies a top-five club or a return to Saudi Sportswashing Machine, where he has two children. So there is still a battle to sign him.”
West Ham are set to move into the 54,000-seater Olympic Stadium in 2016 and want a team worthy of their new home.
Carroll, 24, is due back from his holiday in America next week and Sullivan’s co-chairman David Gold tweeted: “The chances of Andy Carroll joining West Ham have risen from 50/50 to 75/25.”
The striker has been desperate to prove he can make it at Liverpool following a £35m switch from Saudi Sportswashing Machine.
But the imminent arrival of Celta Vigo hitman Iago Aspas has made him realise he has no future under Brendan Rodgers.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4969536/Andy-Carroll-to-cost-West-Ham-44MILLION.html
Although im worried by the lack of creative players linked - at the moment all we have to go on is ITK and Journalist guess work - so i din't think it's worth worrying too much about - at least until 1st September anyhow.
New DoF coming in so perhaps we're following up players we were already aware of and once he is confirmed we'll get to work on some other parts of the team.
Simon_B
Matthew Etherington
Haven't seen any fee mentioned so it's hard to pass judgement of this signing but unlike Okore i doubt that he'll make it in the premier league. He's a big profile in the danish league but I can't see him taking such a big step. Out of the young danish strikers I consider Simon Makienok and especially Andreas Cornelius to be the bigger talents.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Plus unlike Liverpool, we don't do our business via the back pages.
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indianspur
Guest
i think Lambert is pretty smart in the transfer market. He has his budget, knows the level he can afford, and does his best to get the players in as early as possible
Helenius could very well be the Benteke replacement. Who would have thought Benteke could have made such a impact in his first Prem season. Great spot by Lambert
stinkfoot
Eidur Gudjohnsen
Do they really use COYI?