Brian Fantana
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This.
Even if we don't sign a striker in this window, I wouldn't say that our Play-off hopes would be out of the window.
It has to be the right signing.
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Leonardo Ulloa
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This.
Even if we don't sign a striker in this window, I wouldn't say that our Play-off hopes would be out of the window.
It has to be the right signing.
TWOCHOICEStom
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It's the TENTH of January. Bare in mind that just because we're not hearing tons of rumors doesn't mean we're not in talks with players.
No need to panic at all!
- Nov 11, 2009
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he played well with CMS and Boyd in league 1 but the 3 muskateers still went straight back down after season in championship.
as we're seeing with CMS for some the gulf in quality from league 1 to championship is to wide.
McLeans terrible championship record should be more indicative of how he would be for us than anything he once did in league 1
We're not missing a goalscorer, we're missing a hold up player who will enable others to score goals. A Heskey type player.
Postman Pat
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Agree, and at 5ft 7" Mclean isn't going to do that either.
brightonmark1234
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i think we should be scoreing more goals then we are with the players we got and we need a jason roberts type or player upfront
No this is quiet wait until the end of the month when things really get started, or after a poor game when the lunatics are released then it's real fun.
brightonmark1234
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okay mate
Brian Fantana
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Sadly, there are not many Jason Roberts type players around. Especially ones within our probable price bracket.
brightonmark1234
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okay i am wrong about Aaron McLean.
sant andreu
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- Dec 18, 2011
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If you're talking about moaning about Murray (still), and moaning because things don't happen as quickly as you think they should (because you're too used to the world of Championship Manager where transfers happen as quickly as clicking a mouse button), then I agree, total friggin waste of time.
If you're talking about having some days', or a couple of weeks' patience, then you sound like a waste of time.
BensGrandad
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tinky ****in winky
dont do football manager.... apparently we were after him before , apparently he didn't have the correct passport then and apparently doesn't now , apparently if said passport is granted there are two other clubs in spain that he would rather go to .....apparently........are you his agent or something...?? in fact who the fack are you ...
Diego Napier
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- Mar 27, 2010
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It is boring seeing the repetitively boringly moaning posts of people like the boring Withdean Wanderer and BW but I'm convinced that's because in their real lives they have only ever experienced immense success, both socially and in business. Because of their stunning eptitude they find it impossible to conceive of failure, however slight. They have succeeed with consummate ease where all others have failed. They judge others by their extreme standards and see no shades of grey; either (their) total crowning success or (others) abject failure.
Surely their sneering arrogance and complete dismissal of any view other than their own does not reveal any weakness or insecurity; no, it's an overwhelmingly majestic display of their power.
Postman Pat
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BensGrandad
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Perhaps the report of him having trials at Pompey are not true but the report said it was due to his Aussie club having financial problems and him not being paid.
dadams2k11
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Lo de Ulloa y el Granada es humo y el más posicionado para Iago Falqué es el AlmerÃ*a
So to some this article up: He IS getting a passport and coming to us?
So to some this article up: He IS getting a passport and coming to us?
Ees complicated.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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I think it's worth remembering the Spanish press is even less trustworthy then our press. So I would take anything said with a pinch of salt until what's done is done.
dadams2k11
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This is Granada's Local Rag.
Ulloa, slo a tocateja
The interest of Granada CF striker Leo Ulloa has not yet been transferred to a deal with his current team, the UD Almería. This was confirmed by sporting director set Almeria, Alberto Benito, who made it clear that no one yesterday granadinista club has been in touch with them to discuss the transfer of the player. Everything can be a matter of hours. For now, as noted in yesterday's edition the newspaper As there seems to be an agreement of Granada with Ulloa. So everything would be pending negotiations between the two entities. The agreement will not be easy. Almeria president Alfonso Garcia, said that will only leave the player in exchange for hard cash.
The club has priced the player at a figure that would be between two million and a half to three million euros and you pay will be the one to take the upper hand. The manager says he set Almeria earlier chastened with transfers in which several players left the institution without seeing it 'hard'.
This is the case of Kalu Uche Ikechukwu Uche-brother, who played last season on loan at Granada CF-which after being in Almeria for five seasons, between 2005 and 2011, he transferred to Swiss Neuchatel then trained Joaquin Caparrós and ultimately did not meet Agree on how to pay a transfer amount of which amounted to a million and a half euros.
Alfonso Garcia also remembered that something similar happened with the now granadinista Juanma Ortiz when he signed for Scottish Ranger at the end of the 2010-11 season. Currently, according to Almeria, Brighton only team that plays in the English second division, has shown its willingness to pay what is asked. The problem lies in the club only if he would sign Ulloa EU passport. The player has long requested, but surely not have the right papers before the end of the month.
Moreover, the rights of Ulloa not correspond entirely to the UD Almería, which has 50 percent of its' property '. The other half is a former executive of the company, 40 percent, and soccer players, 10 percent. Therefore, if an agreement was reached for two and a half million, the Andalusian club would receive only half the amount, ie EUR 1,250,000. therefore in principle rule out any option Almería cheapen the transfer of Ulloa the transfer by the Granada, of any player.
What i make of it is Granada cant afford the price Almeria wants but we can.
You aint wrong [MENTION=4675]Frutos[/MENTION], Ees complicated.
Ulloa, slo a tocateja
The interest of Granada CF striker Leo Ulloa has not yet been transferred to a deal with his current team, the UD Almería. This was confirmed by sporting director set Almeria, Alberto Benito, who made it clear that no one yesterday granadinista club has been in touch with them to discuss the transfer of the player. Everything can be a matter of hours. For now, as noted in yesterday's edition the newspaper As there seems to be an agreement of Granada with Ulloa. So everything would be pending negotiations between the two entities. The agreement will not be easy. Almeria president Alfonso Garcia, said that will only leave the player in exchange for hard cash.
The club has priced the player at a figure that would be between two million and a half to three million euros and you pay will be the one to take the upper hand. The manager says he set Almeria earlier chastened with transfers in which several players left the institution without seeing it 'hard'.
This is the case of Kalu Uche Ikechukwu Uche-brother, who played last season on loan at Granada CF-which after being in Almeria for five seasons, between 2005 and 2011, he transferred to Swiss Neuchatel then trained Joaquin Caparrós and ultimately did not meet Agree on how to pay a transfer amount of which amounted to a million and a half euros.
Alfonso Garcia also remembered that something similar happened with the now granadinista Juanma Ortiz when he signed for Scottish Ranger at the end of the 2010-11 season. Currently, according to Almeria, Brighton only team that plays in the English second division, has shown its willingness to pay what is asked. The problem lies in the club only if he would sign Ulloa EU passport. The player has long requested, but surely not have the right papers before the end of the month.
Moreover, the rights of Ulloa not correspond entirely to the UD Almería, which has 50 percent of its' property '. The other half is a former executive of the company, 40 percent, and soccer players, 10 percent. Therefore, if an agreement was reached for two and a half million, the Andalusian club would receive only half the amount, ie EUR 1,250,000. therefore in principle rule out any option Almería cheapen the transfer of Ulloa the transfer by the Granada, of any player.
What i make of it is Granada cant afford the price Almeria wants but we can.
You aint wrong [MENTION=4675]Frutos[/MENTION], Ees complicated.