[Albion] Would you take Glenn Murray on loan?

[Spanish Seagulls]

There seems to be an obsession with Glenn Murray, as what was rightly stated by one poster we would not have got Leo & made £8,000,000 after getting fantastic service from him had we have kept Murray. If I were to have a choice I would take Leo back, not Murray as he has shown more love for BHAFC than Murray ever did.
Please lets move on from this obsession.
There is now a great team recruiting players that was not in place previously so let them get on with identifying players who could actually fire us into The Premier League & have a future here.
Yes I would take Murray but he is far from my first choice.
A fit BZ would be a better option.

 

[GT49er]

well if we agree to pay 10k or 15k of the £30k then bournemouth might be up for that

I seriously doubt it! If we paid the whole of it, that would be £120K for a 28 day loan, up to or around Christmas, covering 4 or 5 key matches. That would potentially be good value, giving us a boost through to the January window.

 

[Randsta]

I cant believe people saying no! what's up with that?

 

[paul pring]

it pains me to say yes but if it meant getting us into the prem then sorry but a big fat YES

 

[8ace]

Hard to believe that that anyone could fall out with a lovable cheeky chappy like Eddie Howe.

 

[dazzer6666]

Murray on loan until our South American wizard turns up. Job's a good 'un.

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

He's soiled, I'd rather not go up

 

[grummitts gloves]

I've voted yes, but would rather get Leo back if there was a hypothetical choice between the two.

 

[BensGrandad]

I've voted yes, but would rather get Leo back if there was a hypothetical choice between the two.

Havent Leicester said they are not interested in loaning out Leo, or am I imagining it? He would be in greater demand by other Premier clubs than GM so other than his possible affection for us we would be lower on the list than a lot of clubs for him to join. GM is a more realistic possibility of a loan.

 

[Justice]

Why are people so desperate to go up have you seen the ticket prices in the PL?

 

[BensGrandad]

Why are people so desperate to go up have you seen the ticket prices in the PL?

Why would that stop anybody wanting THEIR TEAM to be in the top tier of football. Assorted kick off times will affect a lot as well but it shouldnt stop us wanting to get promoted.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Why would that stop anybody wanting THEIR TEAM to be in the top tier of football. Assorted kick off times will affect a lot as well but it shouldnt stop us wanting to get promoted.

I would struggle to find my season ticket money for the Amex let, alone go to away grounds, which is what I enjoy doing now.
I also like watching Brighton win games and lets be honest, we wouldn't win many games in the top tier. Maybe enough to stay up, but it wouldn't be anything like the percentage of wins we have now.

In the early 80s, crowds fell away because of the results.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

What if, talking purely hypothetically, Howe and Murray had a big falling out such that Murray won't get another game at Bournemouth, which might explain him mysteriously not making the 18 for their last game against Newcastle?

Fisticuffs ?

 

[Guinness Boy]

Why would that stop anybody wanting THEIR TEAM to be in the top tier of football. Assorted kick off times will affect a lot as well but it shouldnt stop us wanting to get promoted.

Wahey! You can post stuff I agree with.

Let's be clear, the Premier League is a circus, a bloated, money centric business with silly kick off times and expensive tickets. We'll have no chance of winning it and will do well to stay up. Does that mean I don't want to get promoted? I really, really want us to get promoted. Hughton will stay, Tone will get a return on his investment, we'll have some proper away fan atmosphere at the Amex and we won't have sodding Bournemouth Lord Mayoring it over us. Those "Premier Greed" displays from the Always Ultras soon disappeared when the scum went up.

 

[spanish flair]

Why are people so desperate to go up have you seen the ticket prices in the PL?

You are kidding right? We are already higher than 8 Premier League clubs for the cheapest adult season ticket price and the second highest in the Championship.

 

[8ace]

Hemed, Murray and Zamora would be a pretty slow strike force.

 

[Justice]

You are kidding right? We are already higher than 8 Premier League clubs for the cheapest adult season ticket price and the second highest in the Championship.

Im not kidding away prices are horrendous £50 before a beer is purchased even though I could afford the odd away game would I really want to pay that much to watch a game of football?

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

Hemed, Murray and Zamora would be a pretty slow strike force.

Indeed but two of the three know where the net is.

Ball loose in the 6 yard box or a cross whipped in and I know who I want on the end of them.

 

[Sheebo]

[MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] can you pls give a little more info on this - maybe likelihood of it happening or something? I appreciate you're only allowed to let on so much but would be good to know if anything like this (loan market) was imminent...?

Thanks

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

We are a striker short in the squad anyway, with 4 the realistic minimum for a top 2 finish.
If Baldock is injured for a while, we are down to 2 strikers.

So, a loan for Murray, and a January purchase of 1 of the South American striking targets is just what we need.