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Post by betsvigi9 on Feb 1, 2020 9:08:31 GMT 1
I thought we were allowed 5 loans. We now have 6, unless Grabara’s loan has been terminated. There is no limit to the numbers of loans allowed, just to the number in the match day squad.
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Post by boooothy on Feb 1, 2020 9:46:55 GMT 1
Squad looks 100 times stronger now. Lossl is the perfect signing for me, experience no settling in etc and Smith Rowe is an even better player than we have seen so far.
My concerns are King couldn’t get in the Rangers team and Willock has played almost zero first team football. Also apart from Toffolo it’s all very short term.
Short term is the only option due to our points and all the players on loan, the problem is still there. If they play well then there will be buyers if not they become even less attractive to other teams. Makes planning for next season very difficult and surely we are behind in Phils masterplan.
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Post by nicovaesen on Feb 1, 2020 9:50:04 GMT 1
Excited about lossl! Maybe it’s the link to those wonderful brief moments of the first season in the prem who knows but the saves against Newcastle chekski and the double against the baggies when our backs were truly against it made the hairs stand up! That’s the fight we need back. Cowleys recognising that
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Post by lochnessterrier on Feb 1, 2020 9:54:57 GMT 1
Has anyone mentioned the very best bit of business we did in this window?......
... keeping hold of Karlan Grant.
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Post by BLUE&WHITE on Feb 1, 2020 9:57:03 GMT 1
The other plus is that we didn’t sell grant Or Mounie This. The Cowley's are just getting him going, it's taken a while since his confidence was knocked but there's a real player in there. Don't underestimate the importance of lossl coming back for dressing room harmony too. Links old with new and shows that the grass isn't always greener, here is good. It's been considered. So many old out could potentially unsettle some of the older guys such as mounie, lossl back is a very welcome link.
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Post by oldmanboothy on Feb 1, 2020 9:57:19 GMT 1
Lossl best keeper in my time. Made a number of truly ‘wow’ saves. Let’s hope he can reproduce. On paper a great signing
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Post by BLUE&WHITE on Feb 1, 2020 9:59:35 GMT 1
Superb window. Deadwood gone. Quality men in. Good managers at the helm Opportunity to show what were really capable of now. Credit to all involved And even better than that, they have all gone on loan so we increase the chance of getting good money for them in summer. Far more than if they warm our bench
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Post by terriersyndrome on Feb 1, 2020 10:01:42 GMT 1
This window we've..
Added experienced heads ✔ Youthful attacking flair ✔ Solid LB ✔ Deadwood clear out ✔ Top quality championship GK ✔ Given everyone a spring in their step ✔
Well done to the Cowleys, Big Phil & David Webb 👍
Even deadline day was a blast 👏👏👏
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Post by Mecha Corte on Feb 1, 2020 10:07:46 GMT 1
Think everyone is being a bit premature in their excitement at signing Willock. Yes it's good that we brought in a winger but he hasn't made a single appearance for West Brom while being fit the whole season. There has to be a reason for that Ohh FFS - he might turn out to be utter shite, on the other hand he could be a Ben Thornley type loan, hit the ground running and be a hit, but either way if you can't raise a bit of enthusiasm this week, we've had a 90th minute winner at a ground we never win at, confirmation of £250 season cards again and had what even hardened critics would call a successful January transfer window.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 1, 2020 10:15:40 GMT 1
Think everyone is being a bit premature in their excitement at signing Willock. Yes it's good that we brought in a winger but he hasn't made a single appearance for West Brom while being fit the whole season. There has to be a reason for that Ohh FFS - he might turn out to be utter shite, on the other hand he could be a Ben Thornley type loan, hit the ground running and be a hit, but either way if you can't raise a bit of enthusiasm this week, we've had a 90th minute winner at a ground we never win at, confirmation of £250 season cards again and had what even hardened critics would call a successful January transfer window. Well said .There is always someone who enjoys negativity .
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Post by themanfromatlantis on Feb 1, 2020 10:28:32 GMT 1
Ohh FFS - he might turn out to be utter shite, on the other hand he could be a Ben Thornley type loan, hit the ground running and be a hit, but either way if you can't raise a bit of enthusiasm this week, we've had a 90th minute winner at a ground we never win at, confirmation of £250 season cards again and had what even hardened critics would call a successful January transfer window. Well said .There is always someone who enjoys negativity . They positively thrive on negativity.
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Post by iangreaves on Feb 1, 2020 10:29:56 GMT 1
I thought we were allowed 5 loans. We now have 6, unless Grabara’s loan has been terminated. You can only play 5 loan players in a game So only one keeper will get picked and we have two on loan Ah. Fair enough.
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Post by upthetown on Feb 1, 2020 10:30:00 GMT 1
Squad looks 100 times stronger now. Lossl is the perfect signing for me, experience no settling in etc and Smith Rowe is an even better player than we have seen so far. My concerns are King couldn’t get in the Rangers team and Willock has played almost zero first team football. Also apart from Toffolo it’s all very short term. Short term is the only option due to our points and all the players on loan, the problem is still there. If they play well then there will be buyers if not they become even less attractive to other teams. Makes planning for next season very difficult and surely we are behind in Phils masterplan. Take your point, but like Cowley says... January was all about seeing us stay up this season. So whilst a few are short term, on the face of it, it looks a great window. And you never know maybe we can get ESR/Lossl etc back if it goes well for next season.
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Post by bluesandtwos on Feb 1, 2020 10:38:56 GMT 1
Cracking transfer window. Odd one to quote maybe but Bielsa said to DC that after January we would be moving up the table. I think he certainly got that right. Well done everyone involved at HTAFC. Excellent mix of experience and young talent and want away players have been shifted. Anyone know if Mbenze made the move? I see references dotted around the internet but nothing substantial.
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Post by Mecha Corte on Feb 1, 2020 10:40:18 GMT 1
Ohh FFS - he might turn out to be utter shite, on the other hand he could be a Ben Thornley type loan, hit the ground running and be a hit, but either way if you can't raise a bit of enthusiasm this week, we've had a 90th minute winner at a ground we never win at, confirmation of £250 season cards again and had what even hardened critics would call a successful January transfer window. Well said .There is always someone who enjoys negativity . I'm (nearly) always glass half full rather than half empty where Town are concerned and I understand we're not all the same but if you can't get a bit upbeat and leave the negativity behind for a morning at least......
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Post by bluesandtwos on Feb 1, 2020 10:42:10 GMT 1
Squad looks 100 times stronger now. Lossl is the perfect signing for me, experience no settling in etc and Smith Rowe is an even better player than we have seen so far. My concerns are King couldn’t get in the Rangers team and Willock has played almost zero first team football. Also apart from Toffolo it’s all very short term. Short term is the only option due to our points and all the players on loan, the problem is still there. If they play well then there will be buyers if not they become even less attractive to other teams. Makes planning for next season very difficult and surely we are behind in Phils masterplan. Take your point, but like Cowley says... January was all about seeing us stay up this season. So whilst a few are short term, on the face of it, it looks a great window. And you never know maybe we can get ESR/Lossl etc back if it goes well for next season. We will need a keeper this summer so if the Lossl loan works he could become a permanent. There's a tantalising thought
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Post by Mecha Corte on Feb 1, 2020 10:45:48 GMT 1
Cracking transfer window. Odd one to quote maybe but Bielsa said to DC that after January we would be moving up the table. I think he certainly got that right. Well done everyone involved at HTAFC. Excellent mix of experience and young talent and want away players have been shifted. Anyone know if Mbenze made the move? I see references dotted around the internet but nothing substantial. It's on "BigDaddyGs" official completed Transfer Thread, so if it turns out to be a bad joke I'll be near the front of the queue for people suing him.
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Post by terriersyndrome on Feb 1, 2020 10:54:14 GMT 1
Superb window. Deadwood gone. Quality men in. Good managers at the helm Opportunity to show what were really capable of now. Credit to all involved And even better than that, they have all gone on loan so we increase the chance of getting good money for them in summer. Far more than if they warm our bench Spot on. Let's be fair, their value couldn't be any lower right now so if they go out & do well they will only increase their value when we do sell them on in the summer plus we get a chunk of their wages off our books in the meantime. If the loans don't work out then they'll get shifted out in the summer for roughly what what we'd have got this window. Even if we only get an extra couple of million it's a couple more million to add the the coffers in the summer.
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Post by boooothy on Feb 1, 2020 10:57:08 GMT 1
Take your point, but like Cowley says... January was all about seeing us stay up this season. So whilst a few are short term, on the face of it, it looks a great window. And you never know maybe we can get ESR/Lossl etc back if it goes well for next season. We will need a keeper this summer so if the Lossl loan works he could become a permanent. There's a tantalising thought I’d of thought his wages were out of our league now.
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Post by bluesandtwos on Feb 1, 2020 11:00:41 GMT 1
We will need a keeper this summer so if the Lossl loan works he could become a permanent. There's a tantalising thought I’d of thought his wages were out of our league now. You are probably correct but he is 30 so he may prefer to be somewhere he will play rather than on better money and 3rd choice. He seems to have an affinity with Town as well and, if the rest of the season goes well for him and us, that may make the difference.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 1, 2020 11:01:28 GMT 1
We will need a keeper this summer so if the Lossl loan works he could become a permanent. There's a tantalising thought I’d of thought his wages were out of our league now. Maybe he would stay just for the fact he loves us
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Post by terryya on Feb 1, 2020 11:04:47 GMT 1
Seem to be quite a few "grass is always greener" quotes about Lossl which I can't get my head around.
Apparently he tripled his wages by going to Everton, and that is based on his Prem wage at Town which would've come down in the Championship.
So, as I read it, he's now here and will play 2nd half of the season earning at least 4-5 times as much as if he'd stayed with us.
Nevermind the grass being greener, he's moved to the land of milk and honey!
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Post by boooothy on Feb 1, 2020 11:19:13 GMT 1
Seem to be quite a few "grass is always greener" quotes about Lossl which I can't get my head around. Apparently he tripled his wages by going to Everton, and that is based on his Prem wage at Town which would've come down in the Championship. So, as I read it, he's now here and will play 2nd half of the season earning at least 4-5 times as much as if he'd stayed with us. Nevermind the grass being greener, he's moved to the land of milk and honey! Not the only player to benefit from our relegation. But that’s a different story. UTT
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Post by bluesandtwos on Feb 1, 2020 11:22:55 GMT 1
Seem to be quite a few "grass is always greener" quotes about Lossl which I can't get my head around. Apparently he tripled his wages by going to Everton, and that is based on his Prem wage at Town which would've come down in the Championship. So, as I read it, he's now here and will play 2nd half of the season earning at least 4-5 times as much as if he'd stayed with us. Nevermind the grass being greener, he's moved to the land of milk and honey! Not doubting you but can you tell us the source of his wage details? I don't doubt he earns a lot more at Everton but that seems like a huge jump.
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Post by terryya on Feb 1, 2020 11:27:01 GMT 1
Seem to be quite a few "grass is always greener" quotes about Lossl which I can't get my head around. Apparently he tripled his wages by going to Everton, and that is based on his Prem wage at Town which would've come down in the Championship. So, as I read it, he's now here and will play 2nd half of the season earning at least 4-5 times as much as if he'd stayed with us. Nevermind the grass being greener, he's moved to the land of milk and honey! Not the only player to benefit from our relegation. But that’s a different story. UTT At least he's benefited at Everton's expense
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Post by Htfc1987 on Feb 1, 2020 11:28:02 GMT 1
Window closed, no shitting winger then. Nice. Do you feel a bit daft now? Yes.
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Post by artysid on Feb 1, 2020 11:28:47 GMT 1
Think everyone is being a bit premature in their excitement at signing Willock. Yes it's good that we brought in a winger but he hasn't made a single appearance for West Brom while being fit the whole season. There has to be a reason for that Just had a quick look at the league table. The difference in our positions would suggest they are a better team than us (albeit on a bit of the dip in form at the moment). That could suggest you have to be a better player to get into their team than ours.
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Post by kwami-hodouto on Feb 1, 2020 11:32:40 GMT 1
Seem to be quite a few "grass is always greener" quotes about Lossl which I can't get my head around. Apparently he tripled his wages by going to Everton, and that is based on his Prem wage at Town which would've come down in the Championship. So, as I read it, he's now here and will play 2nd half of the season earning at least 4-5 times as much as if he'd stayed with us. Nevermind the grass being greener, he's moved to the land of milk and honey! With the Euros this summer I imagine he wants to get some game time to make sure he is in the Denmark squad.
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Post by boooothy on Feb 1, 2020 11:34:57 GMT 1
What happened to Tyler Walker? Has he stayed at Forest?
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Post by terryya on Feb 1, 2020 11:35:20 GMT 1
Seem to be quite a few "grass is always greener" quotes about Lossl which I can't get my head around. Apparently he tripled his wages by going to Everton, and that is based on his Prem wage at Town which would've come down in the Championship. So, as I read it, he's now here and will play 2nd half of the season earning at least 4-5 times as much as if he'd stayed with us. Nevermind the grass being greener, he's moved to the land of milk and honey! Not doubting you but can you tell us the source of his wage details? I don't doubt he earns a lot more at Everton but that seems like a huge jump. I'm not in the know at all so feel free to doubt. It's reported that he's on around £52k a week at Everton - Examiner linked a Swedish site. The same site said he'd doubled his salary but people on her doubted he was on 26k a week here. Even if he was on £26k, after a 40% decrease for the championship he's earning almost 3x what he would if he stayed.
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