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Marvin Emnes? Isn't get much game time and can play on the wing or up top ... also wouldn't be the first Swansea player to make a loan move.

Frank De Boer or someone similar from abroad will end up with the Newcastle job long term.

Expect Troy Deeney to end up at a lower end premiership club if he does move. Most likely will be Burnley or West Brom.

With manager jobs at some premiership clubs being precarious, it wouldn't be surprising if Bloom & co drew up a list of less known names as a back up plan just incase, but if those smaller names did then become front runners you would seriously need to question why none of the original targets...

There's stumbling block in the way for any club who could be looking to take him on. First of all Rangers were paying him 800k a year and his reluctance to take a pay cut whilst the players under him were indicates that he'll probably be out for a similar salary which might put a dampener on hos...

Gary McAllister? Ex Team mate of Sami's, has management experience and is also available.

Why would any good player currently want to join Brighton? The team is in a relegation spot, seriously out of form and there is a very big question mark over the managers future - no player should find that an attractive proposition, especially when other clubs might also be showing interest in...

The papers are reporting he pulled out because he wants the Rangers job - fingers crossed that they are correct for once! Also hope that the boards tendency to both surprise and opt for a fresh faced manager in the past means that Nobby Solano won't be in the running either.

In a nutshell partly because the money that has been invested in the stadium and training ground and partly because every club should aim to do better and be better. No fan should be happy to see their club move backwards.

Are you being serious? Wasn't completely match fit today but definitely helped liven things up and gave a new impetus when he came on this afternoon. p.s. you're aware that a match squad can only include five loanees right?

If the manager is going to change before next transfer window- it is better to do it sooner rather than later as it'll give the newcomer a chance to work with the squad and draw up a list of targets ... stumbling block is who would BHAFC realistically be able to get: Mowbray? Clark? Rosler...

Hughes can also play right back, he's played there previously for other clubs in the past, so .... still odd that Calderon isn't starting.

Really surprised Brian Mcdermott isn't one of the poll options, can he be added? Would def be a realistic option.

Now on the BBC site : http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29774801

Billy McKinlay?

Heskey scored one goal in 19 appearances for Newcastle Jets last season, if he can't find the back of the net in the Australian league then I seriously doubt he'll be able to in the Championship.

Was commonly done by Liverpool last season, results were mixed. Brighton do need to bring in a younger right back in one of the next two windows, only a matter of time before the legs of Bruno and Calderon go and if the tactics is for the full backs to push on, you need them to have pace.

His point is that though FFP is geared to keep clubs solvent, it's negative impact is that it strengthens the status quo. The big clubs stay strong and powerful, with the competition between clubs ever narrowing.

Sigurdsson turned down Palace and instead returned to Swansea ...

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