Rumours

[y2dave]

Heard a few interesting rumours today. Normally reliable source.. blah blah blah... anyways they are:

Callum Willock of Peterborough could be coming down for talks and a possible trial. It would be a permanent signing but seeing how Barry Fry has messed us around before DK wants to agree a price for him up front.

Apparently he's in the big, powerfull striker mould - similar style to McCammon, not sure if thats good news!

Also a Loan enquiry for Gatting from Bristol City has been rejected.

 

[Trigger]

I think Willock scored against us last time we played at peterborough, they got him from Fulham.

 

[Normandy seagull]

now that IS interesting

 

[Ex Shelton Seagull]

A 6ft striker who's scored 3 goals in League 2 so far this season.

Sounds highly likely.

 

[Napper]

A 6ft striker who's scored 3 goals in League 2 so far this season.

Sounds highly likely.

actually the more I read that the more likely it sounds

 

[Silent Bob]

Willock http://www.theposh.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Squad/ProfilesDetail/0,,10427~11320,00.html

 

[The Wookiee]

More Rumours here:

The new lineup that Fleetwood Mac successfully unveiled with their eponymous 1975 album became even more successful with the multi-platinum Rumours, which became the band's most celebrated album and one of the best-selling albums of all time. To be sure, this was a very different sounding Fleetwood Mac than the blues-rock outfit of the late '60s. This edition of the band generally wasn't well received by rock critics (who tend to be critical of all things commercial). But as commercial and slick as Rumours is, the music has a lot of heart and never comes across as insincere. From Christine McVie's optimistic "Don't Stop" (which President Bill Clinton used as his campaign theme song in 1992) to Lindsey Buckingham's remorseful "Go Your Own Way," Rumours is consistently memorable. And the folkish "Gold Dust Woman" (covered by Courtney Love and Hole in 1996) and the melancholy hit "Dreams" made it quite clear just how much depth and substance Stevie Nicks was capable of. 10/10....

Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" hasn't become a dated Seventies artifact, mostly because it sounded odd even then. Its brainy guitar solos were rather more frequent than those of other Southern California sunny soft-rock outfits; and guitarist Lindsey Buckingham pushed the production into a magnificent combination of intricate and spare, an alloy comfortable to drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie, who thought they had formed a blues band back in 1967.The group's second album with its most famous lineup -- Fleetwood, Buckingham and his then-girlfriend, singer Stevie Nicks, and McVie and his ex-wife, singer and keyboardist Christine McVie -- Rumours tracks the twin couples as they split. It's not a classic breakup record; it wasn't built as a soundtrack to whatever heartbreak you're trying to sing along to. But it's their breakup record, and in its idiosyncratic way it mirrors all the lost loves of the world. The two couples confess, blame, sigh and ride a deep, chugging groove toward some kind of resolution.You can see the outlines of the couples' relationships -- both musical and romantic -- in the rubble. Here is the cool tenderness with which Nicks inserts her harmony on the words "been tossed around enough" during Buckingham's "Second Hand News"; here is Christine McVie coming out all generous like the sun on her smiley-face ballads "Songbird" and "Oh Daddy" and the mellow boogie "You Make Loving Fun." When Nicks isn't being tough on hits such as "Dreams" and, particularly, "Gold Dust Woman" -- as nasty a bit of business as her cute, torn voice ever got into -- she's inviting the whole group in for the countryish "I Don't Want to Know." Nothing explodes when it promises to: not the chorus of "Go Your Own Way," no matter what Fleetwood does to his drum kit; not the full-band invocation of coming darkness and cramped emotional interdependence on "The Chain." Instead, Rumours is splendid and pleasant and somehow too dense, like being trapped in an open meadow. 10/10....

 

[Barrel of Fun]

A rumour from a friend at work, whos mother works with a mother of a friend of Virgo, and he is possibly coming down on loan to get some more first team football.

Long shot? GS and MM are good friends, no?

 

[Oscar]

I think Willock looks worth a go - certainly a trial.

 

[Springal]

hehe, i hope thats true, Celtic pay all that money for him, then we end up getting him back for the latter part of the season, get in

 

[B.W.]

Callum Willock has a 1 goal in 2 game record... might be worth a punt...

 

[B.W.]

Can't see Virgs returning, but that would be a top coup...