JFC to Wolves?

[B.W.]

I'm more than happy to drive JFC up to Wolverhampton. No more than backup to our better midfielders IMHO.

 

[DJ NOBO]

I can see him going for half a mill with a few add ons

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

I can see him going for half a mill with a few add ons

Please tell me your not part of the negotiation team.....

 

[Blues Rock DJ]

er ....... I wasn't being completely serious!!!

difficult to tell on here !!

 

[DJ NOBO]

Please tell me your not part of the negotiation team.....

You see, the thing is about JFC is that he's simply not very good.
So while I hope he goes for a lot more, I doubt it will happen. If we get offered between 500k and a mill, we'll take it.
All this talk of 2 million is just wishful thinking.

 

[Saladpack Seagull]

Please tell me your not part of the negotiation team.....

I'm afraid he is! Joking apart, I see the pre-transfer diplomatic injury has now occured, so it's Goodnight from him and a Fond Farewell from me. A loss, but not a very damaging one.

 

[fat old seagull]

Please tell me your not part of the negotiation team.....

It's not just about how much we get for him....it's also about how much we save when he's off the payroll.

 

[Easy 10]

It's not just about how much we get for him....it's also about how much we save when he's off the payroll.

JFC will be a LONG way down the salary pecking order, any savings we make on that front would be negligible.

 

[jamie the seagull]

http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/wolves-gossip---kenny-jackett-9701684

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

It's not just about how much we get for him....it's also about how much we save when he's off the payroll.

I doubt he is one of the highest paid at the club compared to an established experienced replacement everyone would desire and expect.

 

[Mowgli37]

We'd end up regretting the sale if we did, mark my words.

 

[GT49er]

We'd end up regretting the sale if we did, mark my words.

I'd take that chance ...............

 

[James Bond's body double]

http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/wolves-gossip---kenny-jackett-9701684

He sounds quite good in that, maybe we should hold on to him.

 

[fat old seagull]

I doubt he is one of the highest paid at the club compared to an established experienced replacement everyone would desire and expect.

You're probably right, though I expect his forays into the international circuit may have edged his pocket money up a tad. I'm not a great fan, but wouldn't want to push him out, he's always appeared to be loyal and a tryer. But if he does go, it's not only money saved for the club (if he's not going to figure), it's also an opportunity for Cask to move on and get more footy.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Deschamps, Ince, Makelele, Mascherano, Giles, Silva, Simeone, Gattuso, Tardelli, Dunga not all footballers take on 5 players and then score a screamer

(Note : I am not comparing JFC to any of these, just trying to show that you need balance in a team)

And our lack of balance last season is why so many people are adamant that JFC is a poor player. We had such a poor balance in the team last season that his game was not suited to our team at all and it badly showed. He's not a bad player, I agree with [MENTION=26695]Mowgli37[/MENTION] - we'd regret selling him but he'd be better off leaving. People have made up their minds.

 

[durrington gull]

I'd take that chance ...............

Agree - hasnt produced for us and wont be starting many games under CH so needs to be moved on - i would have preffered that we loaned him out to a Lge1 club but if Wolves stump up enough cash then so be it

 

[westy]

Hahahaha, did JFC write that?! My god, the myth goes on...

JFC to Wolves?

WOLVES

Brighton's Jake Forster-Caskey has emerged as a potential target for Wolves.

The midfielder was the standout player for the Seagulls last season and a regular starter for Gareth Southgate's England Under-21's.

Very much at ease on the ball, Caskey is well-known for his ferocious left-foot.

Kenny Jackett is happy to loan at least one of his rookie stoppers now Wolves are no longer on a goalkeeping “alert”.

Wolves had looked a little thin on the goalkeeping ground when Aaron McCarey’s drugs probe was ongoing and following the departure of Tomasz Kuszczak.

But with McCarey now eligible, young keepers Jon Flatt and Harry Burgoyne could be loaned out to assist their development

I'm speechless...