Publius Ovidius
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Deportivo Seagull said:
...yes but he has played down here...he was impressive...he could do a job.
But not according to the Scottish One though
He is more interested in hastings players....
Albion close in on striker
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...yes but he has played down here...he was impressive...he could do a job.
But not according to the Scottish One though
He is more interested in hastings players....
Deportivo Seagull
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dave the gaffer said:
Trouble is , that was then and this is now. According to the BBC sport website he's scored the stunning number of ..... two goals this season ... in Div 2 ......
- Jul 7, 2003
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Never fails to amaze me how optimistic some people on here are with their expectations of who we might sign.
DJ Campbell? He's just knocked a Premiership side out of the FA Cup, is Brentford's top scorer, is playing in a team vying for promotion.
Consider
(a) why would he want to jack that in for a team with a smaller stadium than his current club, playing at the bottom of the Championship
(b) Brentford wouldn't even consider selling him for the sort of miniscule fee we could afford and
(c) Even if (a) and (b) were, by some miracle, both true, it would still rely on no other team having noticed Campbell's progress and being interested, as let's be honest, if you're a player and the money's right, you're going to sign for just about every other Championship team before you sign for the Albion. Except, just possibly, Crewe, and even they've got a miles better ground than us.
It might be sad, it might be painful, but unfortunately until we get ourselves a stadium, it is a fact of life, no matter how blue and white tinted your spectacles are.
See also Hayter, James; Sharp, Billy
DJ Campbell? He's just knocked a Premiership side out of the FA Cup, is Brentford's top scorer, is playing in a team vying for promotion.
Consider
(a) why would he want to jack that in for a team with a smaller stadium than his current club, playing at the bottom of the Championship
(b) Brentford wouldn't even consider selling him for the sort of miniscule fee we could afford and
(c) Even if (a) and (b) were, by some miracle, both true, it would still rely on no other team having noticed Campbell's progress and being interested, as let's be honest, if you're a player and the money's right, you're going to sign for just about every other Championship team before you sign for the Albion. Except, just possibly, Crewe, and even they've got a miles better ground than us.
It might be sad, it might be painful, but unfortunately until we get ourselves a stadium, it is a fact of life, no matter how blue and white tinted your spectacles are.
See also Hayter, James; Sharp, Billy
saltash seagull
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he never scored once for plymouth and from what i hear was hardly impressivegraz126 said:
it amazes me how people think when are gonna be able to get players like mcleod ,dj campbell ,eastwood ,boyd ect who will all command fees of near if not more than a million what planet ae some of you on
BensGrandad
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Most likely from a Scot Div 3 side or Champion ship reserves. Al should be revealed in the next few hours. No mention of MMs other targets a full back or midfielder.
Hampden Park
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Brighton1 said:your all wrong in your guesses as to whom the new striker is gonna be, in fact your in the wrong country for starters....cant say anymore.
ah, so its league one in another country then
Silent Bob
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Could be Ligue One.hampden park said:ah, so its league one in another country then
Hampden Park
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- Oct 7, 2003
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Silent Bob said:Could be Ligue One.
that's the one, my foreign languages are not up to much,
danke muchos
BensGrandad
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Is that why MM was allegedly in Scotland and DW at Woking 2 strikers. One from Scotland AND Justin Richards.
Possibly Paul Watson to come back or even Ian Selley = full back and midfielder. No can't be.
Possibly Paul Watson to come back or even Ian Selley = full back and midfielder. No can't be.
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saltash seagull said:he never scored once for plymouth and from what i hear was hardly impressive
it amazes me how people think when are gonna be able to get players like mcleod ,dj campbell ,eastwood ,boyd ect who will all command fees of near if not more than a million what planet ae some of you on
More than a million squid?!? Maybe as a job lot!! If Fallon was only 350k, Knight 125K there is no way they will be near or over a million!!
Although I don't think we are capable of signing any of them!!
BensGrandad
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gvce26 said:
MK Dons turned down over £1m from Wolves for McCleud
Southend valued Eastwood at £800k earlier in the season.
Hartlepool allegedly refused £700k for Boydend of last season.
Brentford dont need the money so DJ Campbell has no price or value unless a stupid amount.
It isa question of the right place at the right time ans swansea hyave done their business in both Knight and Fallon knowing their respective positions at their clubs. Both near end of contract so club accept what they can get.
Parson Henry
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BensGrandad said:
Three Hundred Pesetas and a dodgy peso..fairly stupid amount that is.
Silent Bob
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It's looking increasingly likely to be a case of as you were for Mark McGhee and Albion as they prepare to tackle Burnley at Withdean tomorrow evening (kick-off 7.45pm) - although the Albion boss does hope for some transfer activity in the next 36 hours.
McGhee remains confident of adding at least one new face before the deadline for permanent transfers expires at midnight tomorrow - but new signings had to be registered by 12 noon today in order to be eligible for tomorrow evening's matches.
The only option for a new face is a loan signing - they are eligible to play provided they are signed at least three hours before kick-off. The emergency loan system is another option for McGhee after the window closes, as a three-month spell would now run past the season's end.
http://www.seagulls.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Match/TeamNews/0,,10433~775855,00.html
McGhee remains confident of adding at least one new face before the deadline for permanent transfers expires at midnight tomorrow - but new signings had to be registered by 12 noon today in order to be eligible for tomorrow evening's matches.
The only option for a new face is a loan signing - they are eligible to play provided they are signed at least three hours before kick-off. The emergency loan system is another option for McGhee after the window closes, as a three-month spell would now run past the season's end.
http://www.seagulls.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Match/TeamNews/0,,10433~775855,00.html
BensGrandad
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Silent Bob said:
Looks like a loan with a view to permanent. That may prove ok as we are short of money to buy somebody. That is for people that didnt know.
The Auditor
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Simster said:It's gonna be Tom Brighton.
That who MM looked Saturday ...alledgedly
Cant we lean on Johhny Prescott to lean on the health minister Patricia Hewitt to lean on Kenny Deuchar so that he has to become a GP down sarf .. then we snap him up down here 3 day a week contract and his own practice at Withdean !!
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BensGrandad
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ditchy said:
Promise him chips with his pie next season.