Gus still relaxed re:LuaLua

[fruitnveg]

Am worried about HP Seagull, he still isnt back from his time travel

Maybe he likes it in the future?

 

[IndependentWSU]

Maybe he likes it in the future?

Watching the Donny game, HP Seagull tell us what its like.

I am going to wait another hour

 

[SB005]

with all the potentail transfers this summer ( Jason Scotland, Robbie Keane, Craig McKail Smith, Michael Owen! Diego Foraln!!!!!!!) does it not seem like actually as tough as it is, we need to just be patient with this realistic transfer target................................................................for god's sake Gus & Tony hurry up and sign Kaz, I'm going mad!!!!!!!!

 

[pasty]

Am worried about HP Seagull, he still isnt back from his time travel

Maybe his flux capacitor has broken and he can't find Doc Brown

 

[IndependentWSU]

Maybe his flux capacitor has broken and he can't find Doc Brown

Oh god, he cant get the 88 miles an hour.

HP Seagull, we need you back

Will give it another hour

 

[Deleted User X18H]

If its true he didn't pass a medical realting to the ankle break. Then the club could indeed be finding it a problem to arrange 'curtailment' cover through a broker or syndicate. I know of a least 5 or 6 Lloyds Syndicates who write such cover. The insurance will indemnify the club against shelling out a large fee and then that player not being able to perform for them as a result of and injury for the duration of his contract ie having to retire. If whilst negotaiting the insurance it is apparent there is a discrepancy with any medical undertaken significant exclusions or additional premiums could occur. As this is likely to be the Albion's record signing of well in excess of a million pounds I imagine it would be quite a significant deal. Most medicals of this type have to be undertaken by a independent source.

 

[chucky1973]

well what does the argus say, shirley someone has got up early to buy it?

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

If its true he didn't pass a medical realting to the ankle break. Then the club could indeed be finding it a problem to arrange 'curtailment' cover through a broker or syndicate. I know of a least 5 or 6 Lloyds Syndicates who write such cover. The insurance will indemnify the club against shelling out a large fee and then that player not being able to perform for them as a result of and injury for the duration of his contract ie having to retire. If whilst negotaiting the insurance it is apparent there is a discrepancy with any medical undertaken significant exclusions or additional premiums could occur. As this is likely to be the Albion's record signing of well in excess of a million pounds I imagine it would be quite a significant deal. Most medicals of this type have to be undertaken by a independent source.

For once,that sounds pretty plausible.

 

[BigGully]

If its true he didn't pass a medical realting to the ankle break. Then the club could indeed be finding it a problem to arrange 'curtailment' cover through a broker or syndicate. I know of a least 5 or 6 Lloyds Syndicates who write such cover. The insurance will indemnify the club against shelling out a large fee and then that player not being able to perform for them as a result of and injury for the duration of his contract ie having to retire. If whilst negotaiting the insurance it is apparent there is a discrepancy with any medical undertaken significant exclusions or additional premiums could occur. As this is likely to be the Albion's record signing of well in excess of a million pounds I imagine it would be quite a significant deal. Most medicals of this type have to be undertaken by a independent source.

Is it not worth noting that if it has been found that his ankle might pose a problem, then we would not actually be signing the Lua Lua player pre-injury.

So I would guess that insurance etc is relevant, however this isnt a game of top trumps, it might actually be that there is a risk of him being not being physically able to compete to the level that he could previously.

So the club have a real stake in ensuring he is as fit as is acceptable to Poyet, Bloom and the medical staff before agreeing any fee.

 

[Sheebo]

well what does the argus say, shirley someone has got up early to buy it?

Yes can someone enlighten us pls?

 

[peterward]

Is it not worth noting that if it has been found that his ankle might pose a problem, then we would not actually be signing the Lua Lua player pre-injury.

So I would guess that insurance etc is relevant, however this isnt a game of top trumps, it might actually be that there is a risk of him being not being physically able to compete to the level that he could previously.

So the club have a real stake in ensuring he is as fit as is acceptable to Poyet, Bloom and the medical staff before agreeing any fee.

The obvious solution would be a 5 month (non recall) Loan deal with a guaranteed option to buy at todays agreed price in the January transfer window.

We can put it to the test

 

[Scoffers]

well what does the argus say, shirley someone has got up early to buy it?

I wouldn't get too excited

 

[Bald Gull]

The 9am online story is pretty unexciting...

Jake aims for knockout stages

9:00am Wednesday 22nd June 2011

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Albion midfielder Jake Forster-Caskey is hoping to help England under-17s to the knockout stages of their age group World Cup in Mexico by beating Canada tonight.

Forster-Caskey was a threat from set pieces as England won their opening group fixture 2-0 against Rwanda in Pachuca on Sunday.

Tonight’s tie sees England boss John Peacock, whose side are on course for the last 16, go up against his brother-in-law Rob Gale, who is Canada’s assistant coach.

Canada lost 3-0 to Uruguay in their first match. Kick-off is at 6pm local time, midnight in the UK.

 

[severnside gull]

well that's one "news" story that probably no other local rag in the country will have broken............................

don't think I will be staying up for the match.

 

[Marshy]

The obvious solution would be a 5 month (non recall) Loan deal with a guaranteed option to buy at todays agreed price in the January transfer window.

We can put it to the test

I still think it just haggling. However if there is a medical issue, this sounds like a good solution to me.

 

[dingodan]

Ongoing negotiations RE:Kaz are with Newcastle United. Not the player himself.

Source: Argus.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Ongoing negotiations RE:Kaz are with Newcastle United. Not the player himself.

Source: Argus.

Which makes sense if we're looking to negotiate a new deal following a medical problem.

 

[peterward]

Ongoing negotiations RE:Kaz are with Newcastle United. Not the player himself.

Source: Argus.

come on we're desperate and need more than that [MENTION=18559]dingodan[/MENTION] what does the Argus say?

That still lines up with the medical failure, personal terms agreed, re-negotiating due medical issues?

 

[dingodan]

Which makes sense if we're looking to negotiate a new deal following a medical problem.

Yep. I think in the argus it mentioned that the medical had caused some delays if I remember rightly. But still very confident on getting our man.

Also 3 or 4 other things being done at the mo.

I have a feeling we will be sorting a prem loan signing over the next couple of days, possibly from Spurs? Maybe John Bostock? The Source for this is my waters.

 

[Marshy]

I have a copy of the Argus in front of me now...