Normandy seagull
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from next week see offical site and two possible bids for household named strikers. Magoo been watching les bleus too much
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Four French players on trial at Albion
- Thread starter Normandy seagull
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Withdean Wanderer
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FOUR?
Hope we don't get CHEATS like Henry...although i'd probably take him...
Hope we don't get CHEATS like Henry...although i'd probably take him...
Normandy seagull
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Yes four oh happy days
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Seb Carole's agent?And two household strikers?My experience in McGhee's promises doesn't make me jump for joy
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This season's Molango/Turienzo on their way then.
Withdean Wanderer
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Carole's agents knows where to make his cash doesn't he!
McGhee Targets Household Names
By Tim Dudding
Mark McGhee today told seagulls.co.uk that he is targeting two well-known strikers to boost his squad ahead of the new season in League One.
The Seagulls boss was speaking at the club's Falmer training ground, where the first-team squad had earlier reported back to begin their pre-season preparations.
McGhee has already made one new acquisition this summer, following the signing of prolific Braintree Town forward Alex Revell last week.
"We've got inquiries in for two strikers, one which we'd like to bring in," he said. "They're of a stature and a quality that the supporters will be happy and encouraged that we are serious about our intentions to get out of this division.
"The person we want to bring in to lead the line will be, at this level at least, a well known player, a household name if you like."
Oatway could miss another three months
Albion's preparations have suffered an early set-back, with the news that skipper Charlie Oatway could be out of action for up to a further three months after requiring more surgery on his ankle.
McGhee explained, "Charlie has had a bit of a set-back with his ankle which has resulted in him having a little bit of work done. He is likely to miss two, maybe three months, rather than two or three weeks.
"That's a big blow to us because we really wanted Charlie back as soon as possible.
"We missed him in games [last season] and his presence around the place is always very positive. It's a shame and it's a real pity for Charlie himself who is very disappointed by the set-back."
Another player missing from proceedings today was Seb Carole - the Frenchman joined Leeds during the close season - but McGhee revealed that the winger's agent has recommended four new French players, all of whom will join the squad on trial next week.
McGhee Targets Household Names
By Tim Dudding
Mark McGhee today told seagulls.co.uk that he is targeting two well-known strikers to boost his squad ahead of the new season in League One.
The Seagulls boss was speaking at the club's Falmer training ground, where the first-team squad had earlier reported back to begin their pre-season preparations.
McGhee has already made one new acquisition this summer, following the signing of prolific Braintree Town forward Alex Revell last week.
"We've got inquiries in for two strikers, one which we'd like to bring in," he said. "They're of a stature and a quality that the supporters will be happy and encouraged that we are serious about our intentions to get out of this division.
"The person we want to bring in to lead the line will be, at this level at least, a well known player, a household name if you like."
Oatway could miss another three months
Albion's preparations have suffered an early set-back, with the news that skipper Charlie Oatway could be out of action for up to a further three months after requiring more surgery on his ankle.
McGhee explained, "Charlie has had a bit of a set-back with his ankle which has resulted in him having a little bit of work done. He is likely to miss two, maybe three months, rather than two or three weeks.
"That's a big blow to us because we really wanted Charlie back as soon as possible.
"We missed him in games [last season] and his presence around the place is always very positive. It's a shame and it's a real pity for Charlie himself who is very disappointed by the set-back."
Another player missing from proceedings today was Seb Carole - the Frenchman joined Leeds during the close season - but McGhee revealed that the winger's agent has recommended four new French players, all of whom will join the squad on trial next week.
Normandy seagull
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I have it on good authority that Franck Ribery is one of them
seagullsovergrimsby
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Well known in his own household.Normandy seagull said:
Wilka
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seagullsovergrimsby said:
Ummmm are you sure
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Withdean Wanderer said:
Why the fcuk is he bothering with the other one then!!!
Captain Pugwash
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neil shipperly being the household name?
Da Man Clay
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Think.seagullsovergrimsby said:
Withdean Wanderer
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Trigger said:
Because we are dillusional?
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I hear the two household name strikers are a goal machine from the Sussex County League Division 3 and a well-known Hungarian who scored twice in 50 games for Dynamo Budapest C, both of which are said to be "ones for the future".
Woodchip
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Household names.... anyone heard of strikers called Bleach and Hoover?Normandy seagull said:from next week see offical site and two possible bids for household named strikers. Magoo been watching les bleus too much
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I dont think we'll have the cash for him let alone afford his wage demands.DAMANCLAY said:Think.
Da Man Clay
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- Dec 16, 2004
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Very true, but it was written like u didn't know who he was!seagullsovergrimsby said: