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[Football] Brentford striker Igor Thiago
- Thread starter Mancgull
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pigmanovich
Good Old Sausage by the Sea
O'Mahony
More seriously if we didn't sell Undav and he returned to Brighton to be part of the first team it would have to be Ferguson, which I wouldn't want.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
TB isn’t going to help out Brentford.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
More seriously 'it would have to be Ferguson'?O'Mahony
Weststander
Well-known member
Expect to see a betting spike.
I was sort of thinking about Sima.O'Mahony
Clubs seem to have been scared off Toney as he seems to be massive dick head.
He seems to hate Brentford
Sly comments in Euros about not playing
He seems to hate Brentford
Sly comments in Euros about not playing
redoubtable seagull
Well-known member
- Oct 27, 2004
- 2,611
He hardly set the world alight when he returned from his ban. Only scored 4 goals in about 17 games and they all came in the first five matches.
I suspect he’ll go but clubs will not overpay for him. Good penalty taker though!
I suspect he’ll go but clubs will not overpay for him. Good penalty taker though!
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Hope he finds the other one
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,625
I can see Toney staying. He's not going to get the offers he hoped he would: realistically he's not going to be on the radars of City, Arsenal or Liverpool as he's not up to that standard. He's too old at 28 for Chelsea to bother, and I don't see him wanting to go back to Newcastle. Villa don't need him, so the only option out of the top sides is Spurs, and I don't see Daniel Levy getting into a bidding war with anyone.
Which therefore means Brentford either sell him on the cheap to a mid club like West Ham, who will know that they're desperate to make any money they can for him, and thus their position is weakened, or he stays put. It depends on his ego- if he doesn't shine at his next club, his big move will never come.
Which therefore means Brentford either sell him on the cheap to a mid club like West Ham, who will know that they're desperate to make any money they can for him, and thus their position is weakened, or he stays put. It depends on his ego- if he doesn't shine at his next club, his big move will never come.
pigmanovich
Good Old Sausage by the Sea
I suppose I a) see him as more of a wide player and b) expect we’ll sell him rather than loan him out.
pigmanovich
Good Old Sausage by the Sea
Like I said I wouldn’t offer any of our strikers but in the scenario where it had to happen I don’t see it being Welbz or Pedro instead.More seriously 'it would have to be Ferguson'?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Equally, imo, it would never be Ferguson.
Like I said... don't see them looking past the Maup. They get hard work and a small but valuable bag of guaranteed goals. Probably very cheaply.