Wiggy Power
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- Feb 25, 2009
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Looks like Wells could be on the way too! Unrest in the camp it seems.
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Huddersfield signing EVERYONE...
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severnside gull
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Don't think Wells has ever fitted in with Wagner's style of play tbf.
Betfair Bozo
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- Jul 24, 2007
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Agreed. Not unrest, they just want to sell him!
Wouldn't say no to him at Brighton as a back up striker. 5-6 million minimum I would guess.
casbom
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Apparently Reading offered £10m for him which was rejected yesterday.
Betfair Bozo
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I'd be very surprised if they turned down £10m but who knows.
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/spor...lls-bids-amid-championship-interest-1-8671639
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HellBilly
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Huddersfield Town are competing for £10m French wingman Marcus Coco, according to reports.
It is suggested that head coach David Wagner wants the 21-year-old from Guingamp , who was a top target for Newcastle United boss Rafa Benitez going into the summer.
Laurent Koscielny is a product of the Guingamp club and Coco, a French Under 21 international, is tipped to follow him into the big time
It is suggested that head coach David Wagner wants the 21-year-old from Guingamp , who was a top target for Newcastle United boss Rafa Benitez going into the summer.
Laurent Koscielny is a product of the Guingamp club and Coco, a French Under 21 international, is tipped to follow him into the big time
Hmm I do hope we are at least in there matching this offer as he looks decent .
I see they are also in for another cm from Germany
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
We are at least aware of himHmm I do hope we are at least in there matching this offer as he looks decent .
I see they are also in for another cm from Germany
http://www.northstandchat.com/showthread.php?t=353708
Hudd' are doomed (wasting their PL money buying average players, just to catch up with us), and we're staying up due to our legendary squad spirit, that's the message from some this summer.
Meanwhile, in the real world of the PL, Dean Hoyle and Wagner are doing their damnedest to avoid "fail to plan, you are planning to fail".
Meanwhile, in the real world of the PL, Dean Hoyle and Wagner are doing their damnedest to avoid "fail to plan, you are planning to fail".
Icy Gull
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Whilst you are spot on, as things stand, it's not over until the transfer window closes. Frustrating as our failures to sign forwards are so far, judgement cannot be passed until the window closes
Nixonator
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Seems unlikely they will spend another 10M?
Finchley Seagull
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This is the sort of unnecessary comment that adds nothing to the forum. Nobody is saying our team spirit will keep us up. I've not seen anyone say we'll be okay with our current squad. Yet some people use it as a tool to beat anyone who is not attacking the club.
Everyone knows we need signings, and ideally at least a couple of them before Man City, but some of us just accept that the club are trying their best to get the right players in and don't need to constantly use sarcasm to attack any fans who are not as petulant as them.
Huddersfield sign Mooey for £10 million, who played very well for them last season, and it is deemed an excellent piece of work.
The Albion get Stephens, who played very well for us last season, to sign a new contract, but no fee involved so little credit given and TB/PB accused of not doing enough.
According to Andy Naylor we are still out to sign three players, striker, full back and keeper, saying it is one thing, doing it is proving to be a tough job, but no one IMO works harder that Paul Barber, so it's not a lack of effort on the club's part.
The Albion get Stephens, who played very well for us last season, to sign a new contract, but no fee involved so little credit given and TB/PB accused of not doing enough.
According to Andy Naylor we are still out to sign three players, striker, full back and keeper, saying it is one thing, doing it is proving to be a tough job, but no one IMO works harder that Paul Barber, so it's not a lack of effort on the club's part.
Finchley Seagull
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I thought Naylor said four last week, also a central midfielder.
Papa Lazarou
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I assume the full back will be Aleš Matějů who seems to be close.
forumwayseagull
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Yes 4 is magic number at least.. CM priority like Strker
Yup he did, my error.
So that was the mobile call I got from Huddersfield this morning. They must have seen my ability for eccentric thinking. Sometimes it's needed for a club to stay up in the PL. You said EVERYBODY.
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