£8m ? I could have sworn they were putting it out last night that he cost £12m !HammerMan2004 wrote:
Hugill has scored 10 goals in all competitions for the Championship club this season and West Ham paid £8m to sign the 25-year-old despite not being convinced that he will be a success in the Premier League.
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Transfer Window: January 2018
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Re: January transfer window
Re: January transfer window
This season we have:
Sold 13 players (for approx £53m)
Loaned out 4 players
Bought 4 players (for approx £40m)
Loaned in 2 players
Probably a net profit of about £10m on player movements, taking into account loan fees.
Sold 13 players (for approx £53m)
Loaned out 4 players
Bought 4 players (for approx £40m)
Loaned in 2 players
Probably a net profit of about £10m on player movements, taking into account loan fees.
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Re: January transfer window
Ok I may be getting close to conspiracy theory territory here. But I had a thought earlier that just may give some meaning to recent seemingly incomprehensible events. Firstly Many have been shocked at just how little the club have done this window to improve the squad even by the low expectations and confidence we have in the owners ability/willingness to spend.
Meanwhile in the final hours of the window we get the Henry allegations. We presume that these two events are unlinked in any way though vague accusations that the latter was a leak by Sullivan were made because of the obvious timing. Well I wonder if the timing was indeed not coincidence though not quite in the way we think. The fact this was released by the Mail the morning after the window closed was clearly no coincidence, but probably they left it till then to avoid muddying transfer business which could have led to accusations against the paper's interference and risk diluting the accusations themselves. That being said how long ago did this happen and how long have the owners known of this problem and prospective publication? Days, a week, weeks? Can anyone clarify this from released information? But if it's a week or more knowing how our owners leave things late at the best of times did it effect their desire to bring in players and indeed even the shift out of troublesome players at any costs to try to minimise colateral damage. After all we already have Kouyate making his opinion clear and others decidedly unhappy it seems. We can only guess how this will relate to performance on the pitch.
Equally if the owners had heard whispers of this breaking story, who knows when, but certainly one presumes at least when the Mail spoke to Henry, then the potential damage including perhaps even the prospective loss of our Manager (maybe even worse) at a vital moment would be known to them, indeed who knows what else. In that circumstance would they want to invest heavily even with the risks involved in not doing so? Wouldn't they want to save, even grab money this window, thus making 6 month loans of decent players with no enforced buy clause and otherwise cheap buys the preferred options until they know the true dangers they face and the effects on the team, whether the damage is survivable be it team or club hierarchy? After all keeping the Manager happy is hardly a priority in that scenario is it, or indeed the fans too. So maybe this isn't such a fanciful thought after all.
Meanwhile in the final hours of the window we get the Henry allegations. We presume that these two events are unlinked in any way though vague accusations that the latter was a leak by Sullivan were made because of the obvious timing. Well I wonder if the timing was indeed not coincidence though not quite in the way we think. The fact this was released by the Mail the morning after the window closed was clearly no coincidence, but probably they left it till then to avoid muddying transfer business which could have led to accusations against the paper's interference and risk diluting the accusations themselves. That being said how long ago did this happen and how long have the owners known of this problem and prospective publication? Days, a week, weeks? Can anyone clarify this from released information? But if it's a week or more knowing how our owners leave things late at the best of times did it effect their desire to bring in players and indeed even the shift out of troublesome players at any costs to try to minimise colateral damage. After all we already have Kouyate making his opinion clear and others decidedly unhappy it seems. We can only guess how this will relate to performance on the pitch.
Equally if the owners had heard whispers of this breaking story, who knows when, but certainly one presumes at least when the Mail spoke to Henry, then the potential damage including perhaps even the prospective loss of our Manager (maybe even worse) at a vital moment would be known to them, indeed who knows what else. In that circumstance would they want to invest heavily even with the risks involved in not doing so? Wouldn't they want to save, even grab money this window, thus making 6 month loans of decent players with no enforced buy clause and otherwise cheap buys the preferred options until they know the true dangers they face and the effects on the team, whether the damage is survivable be it team or club hierarchy? After all keeping the Manager happy is hardly a priority in that scenario is it, or indeed the fans too. So maybe this isn't such a fanciful thought after all.
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Re: January transfer window
Belgium midfielder Leander Dendoncker is negotiating a release cause with Anderlecht after the club rejected a deadline-day offer from West Ham. ( Het Laatste Nieuws in Dutch).
Crystal Palace also made an offer for Dendoncker, 22, but it was too late to work out a deal, according to Anderlecht General Manager Herman van Holsbeek ( Sporza - in Dutch)
Crystal Palace also made an offer for Dendoncker, 22, but it was too late to work out a deal, according to Anderlecht General Manager Herman van Holsbeek ( Sporza - in Dutch)
Re: January transfer window
Being serious, Kirchoff would be decent, if it's a performance related deal that is no risk to us.
He'd certainly be motivated to prove everybody wrong and rescue his career.
A bit like Moyes...
He'd certainly be motivated to prove everybody wrong and rescue his career.
A bit like Moyes...
Re: January transfer window
Believer,
Think you may have missed the odd player and some of the figures might be a little light. Also I think the figure needs to include all wages thus appearance fees and goal/clean sheet bonuses on top. That said I would be very surprised if we were so close to the cap we could not have afforded at least one more if they had wanted to pay the fee. I do not understand why they left Obiang’s injury uncovered - seems to be a very dangerous risk. As for the business we did do not to unhappy with that as we shipped out two players Moyes did not want to play for two he would be prepared to use by the look of it.
Think you may have missed the odd player and some of the figures might be a little light. Also I think the figure needs to include all wages thus appearance fees and goal/clean sheet bonuses on top. That said I would be very surprised if we were so close to the cap we could not have afforded at least one more if they had wanted to pay the fee. I do not understand why they left Obiang’s injury uncovered - seems to be a very dangerous risk. As for the business we did do not to unhappy with that as we shipped out two players Moyes did not want to play for two he would be prepared to use by the look of it.
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Re: January transfer window
So good he named them twiceBen wrote:As if gsbgsb doesn't stand for Gold Sullivan Brady :lol:
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Re: January transfer window
I also forgot Doris the cleaner, Mavis that makes the tea or Percy who empties the bins.Gsbgsb wrote:Believer,
Also I think the figure needs to include all wages thus appearance fees and goal/clean sheet bonuses on top. .
Fact remains they are suggesting that we have the 7th highest pay bill yet it seems to me we are at no more than £50m - £60m which is well below their claims
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Re: January transfer window
Was thinking that. He is a decent player.M*A*R*C wrote:Being serious, Kirchoff would be decent, if it's a performance related deal that is no risk to us.
He'd certainly be motivated to prove everybody wrong and rescue his career.
A bit like Moyes...
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Re: January transfer window
Apparently we didn’t stand a chance with Slimani as Leicester wouldn’t deal with us after Karren Brady had a pop at their board over the sacking of Ranieri a while back
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Re: January transfer window
Hammersfaniow wrote:Apparently we didn’t stand a chance with Slimani as Leicester wouldn’t deal with us after Karren Brady had a pop at their board over the sacking of Ranieri a while back
her newspaper column is a huge conflict of interests with her job as vice-chair etc here ., as is her tv role on the apprentice . I think the power has really gone to her head
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Re: January transfer window
I think those figures are a bit low for some players - eg. Hernandez widely reported to be 145 etc.Believer wrote:Out of curiosity how is our wage bill so high ?
Hart - £100k
Hernandez - £125k
Carroll - £80k
Fonte - £70k
Antonio - £50k
Noble - £60k
Ogbonna - £50k
Reid - £60k
Arnie - £90k
Lanzini - £30k
Obiang - £40k
Cresswell - £50k
Zabaleta - £50k
Collins - £40k
Masuaku - £20k
Byram - £15k
Kouyate - £60k
Cullen - £5k
Snodgrass (part) - £50k
Mario - £100k (for 5 months tops)
So all in all I'd guess I'm there or thereabout and that comes in at around £1000000 a week give or take which is around £52m. Add in Miss Piggy at £2m a year and a few kids in the U23s and we are nowhere near the figures being bandied about.
It's a sham. An absolute sham !
Also players get stupid bonuses just for getting game time etc.
BUT totally agree with the post in principle considering the tv money should essentially cover this with plenty left over.
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Re: January transfer window
Travesty if truechigwells finest wrote:is Lanzini really on 30k ?, when all around him are on x2 x3 ?
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Re: January transfer window
If Lanzini is really on £30K a week im shocked. A big club could easily double that and his head would be turned.
He will be gone by the summer
He will be gone by the summer
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Re: January transfer window
Whereas ABGSB stands for Anyone But Gold Sullivan Brady.Ben wrote:As if gsbgsb doesn't stand for Gold Sullivan Brady :lol:
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Re: January transfer window
Kirchoff left Sunderland due to Moyes not offering him a contract. Unlikely I would say.
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Re: January transfer window
Kirchoff would be pointless with his injury record, hasn't played since Dec 2016.
I'd look to get William Vainqueur in on a six-month deal. Available for free, previously with Roma and Marseille, and although he wouldn't set the world alight he'd be an extra body in the middle of the park with Obiang unlikely to play again this season.
I'd look to get William Vainqueur in on a six-month deal. Available for free, previously with Roma and Marseille, and although he wouldn't set the world alight he'd be an extra body in the middle of the park with Obiang unlikely to play again this season.
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