SteveAWOL
Barry Daines
Does this journo have any ITK form? As can’t find any mention of this Scottwell in the transfer reliability guide...
https://www.thefalse9.com/2018/01/football-transfer-sources-rumours-website-reliability.html
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The transfer window thread.
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https://www.thefalse9.com/2018/01/football-transfer-sources-rumours-website-reliability.html
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
Indeed, it's a bit like being on a gameshow and someone is offering you a prize of £95,000... do you want to gamble on one more question to try to get £100,000 or do you walk away with £95,000 in your pocket?
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Rorschach
Ricky Villa
About 100k per dive
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Ive no idea, just picked it off of TFC.
I dont even have twitter.
And theres a guide?!
SteveAWOL
Barry Daines
Past performance is no guarantee of future ITK...
https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/wiki/transfer_reliability_guide
Here's how we split each Tier:
- Tier 1 - Almost undisputed when discussing a Transfer Rumour. They may not be the first to discuss a rumour, but if they are talking about it; then it is almost certainly true, and possibly close to complete.
- Tier 2 - Known to have current sources, but are still fallible and just short of being considered an authority on rumour discussions. However, multiple individuals or sources from this tier reporting the same rumour may indicate a strong possibility of truth to the rumour.
- Tier 3 - Unreliable, and not to be trusted solo. They fall into near click-bait practices and are often fighting for relevance in a sea of rumours.
- Tier 4 - Not to be trusted at all. These companies make money out of ensuring that you read them and they will make up anything to get you to harness advertising revenue.
- Tier 5 - Absolute dingdong Heads. Why are you even reading them for fudge sake?
SportBild / Christian Falk (Bayern Munich), Simon Stone (Manchester Clubs), David Ornstein (London Clubs), Adam Blackmore (Southampton) - BBC / Ben Pearce (Spurs) - Freelance / Mohammed Bouhafsi - RMC / Mike Verweij (Nederlands/Ajax) - Telegraaf / Voetbal International (Nederlands/Ajax) / CMVM.pt (Portugal) / "Quakerboy"(Galatasaray) - rerererarara.net / Edu Polo (Spain) - Mundo Deportivo / Gianluca Di Marzio (Italy) - Freelance/Sky Italia- / RTP 1 (Portugal) / Alfredo Pedulla (AC Milan) - Freelance (Italy) / Romeo Agresti (Juventus) - Goal.com (Italy) / Stephan von Nocks & Frank Lußem (Germany) - Kicker / Ruhr Nachrichten (Schalke & Borrusia Dortmund) / Craig Norwood (Manchester United) - Freelance / George Caulkin (Saudi Sportswashing Machine) - The Times / Keith Downie (Saudi Sportswashing Machine) - Sky Sports / Craig Hope (Saudi Sportswashing Machine) - Daily Mail / Reviersport (Schalke) / Paris United (France) / Globoesporte(Brasil) / Adam Leventhal (Watford) - Sky Sports / Paul Joyce (Liverpool & Everton) - Times / James Pearce (Liverpool) - Echo / Sam Lee (Manchester Clubs) - Goal.com / Rik Elfrink (PSV) - Eindhovens Dagblad / El Mercurio (Chile) / Brian Sciaretta (US) - New York Times / Stephen Goff (US) - Washington Post / Grant Wahl (US) - Fox Sports/Sports Illustrated / John Percy (England/Leicester/Wolves) - The Telegraph / Tim Nash (Wolves) - Freelance / Fabrizio Romano - The Guardian / Jose Luis Sanchez (Real Madrid) - La Sexta/ Melchor Ruiz (Real Madrid) - COPE
Tier 2
Matt Law (Chelsea), James Ducker (Chelsea/Manchester Clubs), Chris Bascombe(Liverpool/Everton) - Telegraph / Bild (Germany) / COPE (Spain) / Dan Kilpatrick (Spurs) - ESPN (England/US) / Lyall Thomas (Spurs) - Sky Sports / Ed Aarons (Spurs) - Guardian / Martin Blackburn (Emirates Marketing Project) - The Sun / Simon Mullock (Emirates Marketing Project) - The Mirror / Lee Ryder (Saudi Sportswashing Machine) - The Chronicle / Daily Echo (Southampton) / L'Equipe (France) / Amy Lawrence (Arsenal) - Guardian / Raphael Honigstein(Germany) - Sky Germany / NTVSpor (Turkey) / Serdar Saridag (Turkey) - Millyet / oJogo(Portugal) / Ahmet Ercanlar (Fenerbache) - Hürriyet Gazetesi / Sky Sport Italia (Italy) / LigTv (Turkey) / BeIn (Turkey) / Radio Catalunya (Barcelona) (Spain) / Radio Renascença (Portugal) / Cadena SER (Spain) / Sid Lowe - Freelance (Spain) / Leverkusener Anzeiger (Bayer Leverkusen) / Der Westen (Germany) / Gerard Romero(Barcelona) - RAC1 (Spain) / Chris Wathan (Swansea/Wales) - BBC / Riath Al-Samarrai(Swansea/Wales) - Daily Mail / EMOL (Chile) / Mellissa Reddy (Liverpool) - Joe.co.uk / Andy Hunter (Liverpool/Everton) - Guardian / Marcelo Bechler (Brazil) - Esporte / Josef Pedrerol (Real Madrid) - Jugones / Miguel Angel Diaz (Real Madrid) - COPE / Edu Pidal(Real Madrid) - Onda Cero
Tier 3
Telegraph (England) / Guardian (England) / Independant (England) / Sky Sports(England) / Ian Ladyman (Manchester Clubs) - Daily Mail / Manchester Evening News(England) / Jim White (England) - Sky Sports / ESPN (Various) / The Echo(Liverpool/Everton) / Futbol Arena (Turkey) / Record (Portugal) / aBola (Portugal) / Gazzetta dello Sport (Italy) / Corriere dello Sport (Italy) / Il Tempo (Italy) / la Repubblica (Italy) / Get French Football News (France) / Le Parisien (France) / Transfer Merkezi (Turkey) / Mundo Deportivo (Spain) / Sport (Spain) / COPE (Spain) / Onda Cero (Spain) / Sport1 (Germany) / Duncan Castles (England) /
Tier 4
PaulnMerson (England) / The Sun (England) / Guillem Balague (England/Spain) / Metro(England) / NBC Sports (US) / Sports Witness (Various) / Marca (Spain) / AS (Spain) / Fotomaç (Turkey) / Fanatik (Turkey) / Aspor (Turkey) / Hurriyet (Turkey) / Haberturk (Turkey) / Correio da Manhã (Portugal) / Tuttosport (Italy) / Voetbalzone.nl(Nederlands) / Pierre Menes (France) / Sky Germany (Germany) / Bleacher Report(Various) / Miguel Delaney (Freelance) (England) / Andy Mitten (Manchester United) - Freelance / Talksport (U.K.) / Here is the City (Manchester Clubs) / Calciomercato (Italy)
Tier 5
Tancredi Palmieri / IndyKaila / Daily Star / Sqwaka / LadBible / Caught Offside / Joe.ie / Joe.co.uk / 90min / Muzzy Ozcan / Don Balon
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
That might be one of the saddest things Ive ever read!
SteveAWOL
Barry Daines
Not nearly so bad as most of the tabloid click bait posted in this thread
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Sad in a different way. Think about it, people have been assessing all that tabloid click bait to work out which tabloid click bait to believe, and then applied a scale to it - and now when some flimflam is posted they go back to their list to check if its even believable before thinking about it...
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
It's only common sense if you have all the facts and figures and are aware of what the options are, Every company I have worked for operate to a financial plan rather than media puffs and computer game strategies. I have no idea of the figures involved so would not consider saying what the club should do.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Like it is for them to buy every player who are for sale.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
parklane1
Tony Galvin
It really is.
Rorschach
Ricky Villa
Tears of a clown
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
ITK list is clearly bollox, there is no Ben stalking Heathrow Burger king
Kandi1977
Garth Crooks
So that's an hourly fee then.
Finney Is Back
Andy Thompson
With Kane probably out for the season we clearly need a striker. Yes we have Son who can fill in there but then we lose him from his best position and effectively weaken the team in two positions instead of one. Same with Moura. A champions league club should not be in a position where they have to weaken two positions in the team like that when they lose a single player.
I think the problem is that we have no money to buy a striker so we will be looking for a loan deal, just as virtually every club in Europe will be looking for. We are therefore unlikely to get anyone other than a truly unwanted player.
It seems that Piatek is available this window for a fee that isn't too ridiculous. I think he was a player we had interest in before he went to Milan and it would seem that we still retain an interest in him. It would seem that we have a real opportunity here to bring in a player who could be a proper back-up to Kane, allowing us to give Kane the rest that any player needs and perhaps even good enough to replace him longer term if and when Kane departs.
Let's see if we actually go and land a real target or whether we instead bring in a has been who never even was. I think the option we take will be telling of both the state of the finances at the club and the ambition that the chairman has to compete for trophies.
I think the problem is that we have no money to buy a striker so we will be looking for a loan deal, just as virtually every club in Europe will be looking for. We are therefore unlikely to get anyone other than a truly unwanted player.
It seems that Piatek is available this window for a fee that isn't too ridiculous. I think he was a player we had interest in before he went to Milan and it would seem that we still retain an interest in him. It would seem that we have a real opportunity here to bring in a player who could be a proper back-up to Kane, allowing us to give Kane the rest that any player needs and perhaps even good enough to replace him longer term if and when Kane departs.
Let's see if we actually go and land a real target or whether we instead bring in a has been who never even was. I think the option we take will be telling of both the state of the finances at the club and the ambition that the chairman has to compete for trophies.