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Even if we have managed to match Palace’s offer wage wise I doubt even one of Sean’s finest omelettes will beat the draw of the bright lights of London.Longsider wrote:Can someone get six large eggs round to Sean's house for the omelette.. quick.
http://sportwitness.co.uk/burnley-cryst ... cide-pair/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
He didn't say how large he suggested the eggs should be.martin_p wrote:Even if we have managed to match Palace’s offer wage wise I doubt even one of Sean’s finest omelettes will beat the draw of the bright lights of London.
Great well if we can spend that kind of money on mere squad players just think of what we could spend on DSR's first 11dsr wrote:What you call the first team, I call the first team squad. There are 11 players in my first team.
I bet those five aren't all in the first XI on Saturday.
Not if he reads the crime stats and speaks to Arsenal players Ozil Kolasinac and WHU Andy Carroll.martin_p wrote:Even if we have managed to match Palace’s offer wage wise I doubt even one of Sean’s finest omelettes will beat the draw of the bright lights of London.
Emu.FactualFrank wrote:He didn't say how large he suggested the eggs should be.
Croydon!martin_p wrote:Even if we have managed to match Palace’s offer wage wise I doubt even one of Sean’s finest omelettes will beat the draw of the bright lights of London.
Longsider wrote:Emu.
I've said many times before - London's a sh!thole compared to Cheshire and the North West - there's nothing stopping him visiting the tourist parts as he wishes, but for living - North West any day of the week.martin_p wrote:Even if we have managed to match Palace’s offer wage wise I doubt even one of Sean’s finest omelettes will beat the draw of the bright lights of London.
Was going to suggest the same thing. I don’t get allRick_Muller wrote:I've said many times before - London's a sh!thole compared to Cheshire and the North West - there's nothing stopping him visiting the tourist parts as he wishes, but for living - North West any day of the week.
StringfellowsRight_winger wrote:Was going to suggest the same thing. I don’t get all
This London draw.. far nicer parts of the county than London.
Tarks is their preferred replacement for Mcguire. If they dont replace him they are screwed. Remember we have to pay Brentford 25% of any profit !!!LoveCurryPies wrote:Anyone worried Leicester will come in for Tarks but so late that we won’t have time to get a replacement?
We do have a replacement, but we wont have an equal replacement. Gibson is the "replacement" and Dunne can step up I'm sure to be the backup on the bench with Long (unless Long is also off) and whilst I dont have any specific issues with this, you're right that we should be forward planning, and I am sure the management team are doing just that.LoveCurryPies wrote:Anyone worried Leicester will come in for Tarks but so late that we won’t have time to get a replacement?
If we got Cahill in, that would be a good replacement.Rick_Muller wrote:We do have a replacement, but we wont have an equal replacement. Gibson is the "replacement" and Dunne can step up I'm sure to be the backup on the bench with Long (unless Long is also off) and whilst I dont have any specific issues with this, you're right that we should be forward planning, and I am sure the management team are doing just that.
What we do know is that it never goes the way we fans want or expect.
Thats under 8 million for a 2 year deal (no fee)mdd2 wrote:Cahill has apparently been offered £75k/week by Palace
It's Palace though so would believe it.FCBurnley wrote:Thats under 8 million for a 2 year deal (no fee)
That site is dogger, if it's to be believed we'd have a 35 man squad come Thursday.PhilC wrote:This could be another reason for the hold up of Camarasa to Palace
http://sportwitness.co.uk/international ... lace-move/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Not stopped Liverpool, Man Utd and Man City attracting players - Chelsea pay similar wages down in the big smokemartin_p wrote:Even if we have managed to match Palace’s offer wage wise I doubt even one of Sean’s finest omelettes will beat the draw of the bright lights of London.
It could be, other than the fact the article is 18 months old.PhilC wrote:This could be another reason for the hold up of Camarasa to Palace
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brunlea99 wrote:Abdoulaye Touré.
https://www.francefootball.fr/news/Merc ... im/1046464" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I'm sure Sean could knock up a great Paella.Longsider wrote:Can someone get six large eggs round to Sean's house for the omelette.. quick.
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I expect someone to post that we should be in for him too & what's Rigg doingPhilC wrote:This could be another reason for the hold up of Camarasa to Palace
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January of last year that one pal.rob63 wrote:I expect someone to post that we should be in for him too & what's Rigg doing
i hope they get him, he might be another transfer failure for them. See they've just let Sorloth go, he looked a promising player.......til he went to Palace!
Francefootball tried that link last summerbrunlea99 wrote:Abdoulaye Touré.
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Must check those dates lol!.....FactualFrank wrote:January of last year that one pal.
Was always one of Woy's favourites.Dark Cloud wrote:If Cahill signs for Palace rather than us (as seems very likely) it may not be the lure of the bright lights of London or even the wages on offer if we've matched them, but more likely the fact that he and his family can stay where they are well settled, especially at 33.
Another day and another blankbobinho wrote:Tomorrow. Just you wait and see....
Vaguely be rightagreenwood wrote:Maupay has joined Brighton for £20m.
Vaguely recall being linked with him earlier in the summer.
Good signing for Brighton.agreenwood wrote:Maupay has joined Brighton for £20m.
Vaguely recall being linked with him earlier in the summer.
One of the best scorers last season, but Jay was either level or very close.agreenwood wrote:Maupay has joined Brighton for £20m.
Vaguely recall being linked with him earlier in the summer.
Let’s hope you are saying that at the end of the season, when it will be judged , not on the back of a pre season friendlyWoodleyclaret wrote:Jay is the bargain signing of this window ,he is a class act and a great box finisher as he showed v Parma
Shouldn't we wait until the end of the season to judge our transfers then?joey13 wrote:Let’s hope you are saying that at the end of the season, when it will be judged , not on the back of a pre season friendly
WTF you on about ?Tall Paul wrote:Shouldn't we wait until the end of the season to judge our transfers then?
During the transfer window, people say 'judge us when the windows shut'. Rinse and repeat.Tall Paul wrote:Shouldn't we wait until the end of the season to judge our transfers then?