More than likelyBFC123 wrote:More likely that it will mean Lo Celso will be allowed to move to Spurs.

More than likelyBFC123 wrote:More likely that it will mean Lo Celso will be allowed to move to Spurs.
Nico González from Stuttgart. Argentinian striker will cost £10mGrumps wrote:Argentina striker from stuggart who I Carnt remember the name of.
He's ArgentinianReecey1987 wrote:Nico González from Stuttgart. Peru striker will cost £10m
Sorry just copied a link . The reporter corrected it futher downGrumps wrote:He's Argentinian
Reecey1987 wrote:Sorry just copied a link . The reporter corrected it futher down
Its on twitter ed Aarons from the guardian posted itgandhisflipflop wrote:Where's the link?
He's from a European league and foreign though so that's two boxes ticked for some posters.mdd2 wrote:Right age at 34 then
EU passportPaulclaret wrote:He's 21 with no international caps. No chance whatsoever of getting a work permit.
Brexit...?ayrshireclaret83 wrote:EU passport
Better get him in before August 8th and a WP before October 31stRick_Muller wrote:Brexit...?
lol
What was Harry Kane's goal return like at 21? Don't think it was particularly special if I remember.BFC123 wrote:His record at Stuttgart is dreadful. 2 goals in 30 league games.
21 goals in the Premier league.Goobs wrote:What was Harry Kane's goal return like at 21? Don't think it was particularly special if I remember.
I'd be surprised if Wells is still a Burnley player by the end of the window,or if he is he'll likely be out on loan to a Championship club.Darthlaw wrote:So that'd be Wood, Barnes, Vydra, Rodriguez and (assuming he hasnt already left) Wells on the books in the striking dept.
How many more forwards do we need?
Fair enough looks like I was well off thenaggi wrote:21 goals in the Premier league.
Did something similar at Liverpool away last season when he came on, always looks very lively and creative around the edge of the penalty area. I really like him, needs a real chance in the side imo.FCBurnley wrote:Loved Vydras give -go -score at Port Vale. Quality
More than central midfielders apparentlyDarthlaw wrote:So that'd be Wood, Barnes, Vydra, Rodriguez and (assuming he hasnt already left) Wells on the books in the striking dept.
How many more forwards do we need?
For some of us it isn't a lifestyle choice!ksrclaret wrote:Jay's hair do is a hell of a lot better than the balding number ones and slap heads most of the Burnley fans sport on the Turf.
Could that explain some of the hostility towards Jay's lifestyle choice, then?JohnMac wrote:For some of us it isn't a lifestyle choice!
Doubt it seeing as I haven't mentioned it or commented elsewhere but don't let that stop you making an assumption if you feel better for itksrclaret wrote:Could that explain some of the hostility towards Jay's lifestyle choice, then?
As in, you don't have the ability to make a lifestyle choice with your hair now because it's all gone, whereas Jay still has a full head and is free to do with it what he wishes.
A case of the green-eyed monster, perhaps?
It was a joke and not really aimed at you. I included a smilie at the end in the hope you wouldn't take it too seriously. Never mind.JohnMac wrote:Doubt it seeing as I haven't mentioned it or commented elsewhere but don't let that stop you making an assumption if you feel better for it
It's 2019 and I'm getting into the modern world by being highly offended (I wasn't really)ksrclaret wrote:It was a joke and not really aimed at you. I included a smilie at the end in the hope you wouldn't take it too seriously. Never mind.
Set up a proper bickering thread and it will be full of shitty transfer links.yosserhughes wrote:childish bickering
Elizabeth wrote:When are we going to spend the money we get from the Tarkowski deal once he has completed talks with Leicester?
I get the impression that you are not his biggest fan.Elizabeth wrote:When are we going to spend the money we get from the Tarkowski deal once he has completed talks with Leicester?
Nods, one of the wackiest transfer rumours I've seen.RVclaret wrote:Bizarre link in many ways!
Is there an expected ACL injury?Long Time Lurker wrote:Nods, one of the wackiest transfer rumours I've seen.
I watched a bit of Stuttgart last season, after Zuber joined them on loan, and he isn't worth anything like £10m. Their whole attack was woeful last season and a big part of why they were relegated.
Svent Mislintat, one of the best talent spotters around, has recently joined Stuttgart as their Sporting Director. If he has deemed Gonzalez surplus to requirements, despite his young age and lengthy contract, that should be a big warning flag for any club.
Last week Stuttgart lost the recently arrived Sasa Kalajdzic to an unexpected ACL injury, which has thinned out their attacking options. If this opinion piece is correct, and Gonzalez is actually being touted around, the unexpected loss of Kalajdzic has obviously done nothing to alter his opinion. In such a case a club would be more likely to hold onto a good player not sell them. However, they could be more inclined to ship out a poor one to raise funds so they can bring in an unplanned addition.
I can see why Stuttgart would be interested in recovering their investment in an expensive flop ( and making a profit ), but no reason why any club would be interested in Gozalez. £10m definitely doesn't place him in the qualifying window for a speculative punt on a young player for the future ( Florian Ayre ticked that box in this window ).
Gonzalez is more like a poorly concealed booby trap than a hidden gem.
The question of work permit eligibility would also be problematic. We would probably have to jack up his wages to have a chance with that. And as others have said, we don't urgently need another attacker.
It is a journalistic fluff pieces that makes no sense. Stuttgart have already sold their best players and the only person at Stuttgart who could lay claim to being worthy of our interest is Mislintat himself.
Lol, not really.DCWat wrote:Is there an expected ACL injury?
Check the source before you believe crap like that.wilks_bfc wrote:Breaking news (From a Yorkshire journalist)