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But when I looked at The Irish Examiner it was quoting from the Hull Daily Mail...

Nice ground. The training facilities are being upgraded. You are right about their current status, but there would be many other factors. They are investing in training facilities, as it appears that they don't (or didn't) have category 1 or 2 status. There average crowds are around 24,000.

It does appear that the chap who posted the Twitter entry was at the training ground. As the announcement is due today, it looks like he has chosen them. Still, we know the Albion are looking for players that are attracted by Premier League teams, so that shows 'ambition' me thinks.

If it was a FIFA decision then there would have been motorway service stations and large brown envelopes involved.

I'd did find myself wondering how good he really is. Obviously, he is talented, but it appears that none of the most powerful clubs have followed up their interest.

Hopefully, he wont be getting any Tweets from Albion fans either. There are a handful that can't be trusted to make helpful interaction on those pages. I remember Diego Poyet getting grief about Gus.

I think it was someone else in the studio. Although the lad himself seems a bit bemused.

I've heard he was reading Engels on the way over. So it's Burnley then.

It has to be said that if our transfer dealings are being gazumped by top flight teams then we hardly lack 'ambition'.

I wouldn't be surprised if the striker is one that hasn't been mentioned either.

If he goes to Hull City, he will be part of their academy (Steve Bruce has stated that, according to Irish news sources). Even more so with the larger set-ups. So ultimately their consideration is future development rather than squad addition. Given that they have the planet to choose from, I...