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Lenihan to Hull City
- Thread starter Neecha
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Dan The Man
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well i wont be happy unless we sign a player today if only to keep up our signing pattern - Mon Colunga, Tues Gardner, Wed Baldock...Thurs =? no excuses....
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Or sign for Burnley, it's all the rage at the moment
Cheeky Monkey
Well-known member
- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,033
Lenihan must be feeling as if he's been to Hull and back over this protracted transfer!
Bwian
Kiss my (_!_)
- Jul 14, 2003
- 15,898
I like The Albion's way of handling these situations-as frustrating as it can be to supporters wanting the squad strengthening. We are not in a position to enter into a bidding war-even with clubs like Hull-when Premier League tv money is being waved about. If these players can't see beyond a bit of extra cash initially then sod 'em-we'll progress without them.
Tony Towner's Fridge
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Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
Well, that's the end of that then.
You just know that as soon as Andy Naylor puts something on Twitter about a player, they're off somewhere else.
You just know that as soon as Andy Naylor puts something on Twitter about a player, they're off somewhere else.
somerset
New member
I thought this was done and dusted...
Misleading title maybe mods can edit?
I reckon he will prob go to Hull but he fact that he is clearly tempted ( hence the delay in his desicion) by us over a prem team shows what we have become.
GingerBeerMan
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- Dec 29, 2011
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Clearly not an easy decision for the kid. Perhaps we're more of a lure than some thought, but others think he should take the higher wage packet?
Withdean11
Well-known member
What makes people so sure Hull would offer the higher wage though? I mean, it's possible that we are offering a first team contract whilst Hull are offering a development sqaud contract, which would probably make ours higher? It's the higher reputation of Hull and the premier league that could swing it to Hull's favour IMO.
Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
This. I think Steve Bruce said that he would be in their DS (or the equivalent) but i'd presume that he would be in the first team for us, as cover for Calde (going on the basis that Bruno is now being used in midfield). I don't know about the relative wages but it will be the premiership lure that will be the difference i fear.
Bruce's Gigantic Fat Head
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- Aug 28, 2014
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Hull city fan in hostility.
I'd just like to point out a few things.
First, we may be a premier league club, but we're not a Manchester United hoarding every young player we can get our mits on. Joining a premier league club doesn't mean rotting in the reserves.
Second, we only have one proper right back, and a winger who can also play at full back. Whilst I don't expect him to really feature, if he signs he's probably got just as good a chance at playing here, specially with the added strain of the Europa league.
Third, we too have a nice flashy brand new academy and vastly improved our youth system. Sadly the improvements werent finalised in time to take review for this season, but it's all now of the standard of at least a cat 2 and next season it will have its status upgraded. We have spent a fair bit improving all that stuff last season and also on bringing in lots of very promising youngsters for a strong development squad.
Fourth, if he chooses us I think it will have little to do with our current premier league status, we could be a championship club next season and you could be a premier league club. More down to the fact we have a large Irish contingent here, one of whom is a Cork lad (Meyler) who is still very involved in stuff back at his home and with his hometown club. I believe that is our biggest pull for young Brian.
Fifth, premier league or not, I very much doubt the personal terms will be much different to whatever you've offered. We're not going to offer him £20k per week to go into our development squad. I don't think they'll be a factor.
I don't know how quick or easy it is to get to Ireland from Brighton, but it's not too far a drive to the ferry from Hull. That may make a difference to him.
I'd just like to point out a few things.
First, we may be a premier league club, but we're not a Manchester United hoarding every young player we can get our mits on. Joining a premier league club doesn't mean rotting in the reserves.
Second, we only have one proper right back, and a winger who can also play at full back. Whilst I don't expect him to really feature, if he signs he's probably got just as good a chance at playing here, specially with the added strain of the Europa league.
Third, we too have a nice flashy brand new academy and vastly improved our youth system. Sadly the improvements werent finalised in time to take review for this season, but it's all now of the standard of at least a cat 2 and next season it will have its status upgraded. We have spent a fair bit improving all that stuff last season and also on bringing in lots of very promising youngsters for a strong development squad.
Fourth, if he chooses us I think it will have little to do with our current premier league status, we could be a championship club next season and you could be a premier league club. More down to the fact we have a large Irish contingent here, one of whom is a Cork lad (Meyler) who is still very involved in stuff back at his home and with his hometown club. I believe that is our biggest pull for young Brian.
Fifth, premier league or not, I very much doubt the personal terms will be much different to whatever you've offered. We're not going to offer him £20k per week to go into our development squad. I don't think they'll be a factor.
I don't know how quick or easy it is to get to Ireland from Brighton, but it's not too far a drive to the ferry from Hull. That may make a difference to him.
- Nov 11, 2009
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from http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Hull-City-transfer-talk-Ehsan-Hajsafi-Brian/story-22842890-detail/story.html
Lenihan inches closer
CORK defender Brian Lenihan is preparing to complete his transfer to Hull City in the next 24 hours.
Lenihan is believed to have underwent a medical at the Tigers yesterday after choosing the Premier League side ahead of Brighton.
Steve Bruce's recruitment team view Lenihan as a good long-term option and Cork will net a deal that will rise to in the region of €200,000 in addition to a sell-on clause, according to the Independent.
The 20-year-old agonised over his options this week after spending time in Brighton, but the top-flight operation made a strong play to secure his signature.
Lenihan will join with a substantial Irish contingent that includes former Cork City player David Meyler.
Read more at http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Hull...2842890-detail/story.html#CKVdBI8qLq8ta7V7.99
Lenihan inches closer
CORK defender Brian Lenihan is preparing to complete his transfer to Hull City in the next 24 hours.
Lenihan is believed to have underwent a medical at the Tigers yesterday after choosing the Premier League side ahead of Brighton.
Steve Bruce's recruitment team view Lenihan as a good long-term option and Cork will net a deal that will rise to in the region of €200,000 in addition to a sell-on clause, according to the Independent.
The 20-year-old agonised over his options this week after spending time in Brighton, but the top-flight operation made a strong play to secure his signature.
Lenihan will join with a substantial Irish contingent that includes former Cork City player David Meyler.
Read more at http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Hull...2842890-detail/story.html#CKVdBI8qLq8ta7V7.99
Nothing to argue with there. (Except I very much doubt you'll be a Championship club next season).
Maybe we should we have tried to lure him with the fact that our local papers can be grammatical sometimes.
All fair enough points but I suspect you are under playing your current status as a strong factor in his decision.
Lets be honest as it stands you can guarantee top flight football, something we cannot do and you also have a better chance of being a Premier League club next season than we do.
Lets be honest as it stands you can guarantee top flight football, something we cannot do and you also have a better chance of being a Premier League club next season than we do.
Brian Fantana
Well-known member
Fair points all round.
We do have a fair number of Irish connections ourselves, though.