Reconstruction time again: the summer 2018 transfer thread
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Re: Reconstruction time again: the summer 2018 transfer thread
Wildschut is a player with every attribute to be a top player, but who has never cut it. He had two good seasons in Holland, was on UK TV channels a few times. I lost track of him until Wigan, where he was decent, then again after he left. The general opinion from Wigan fans seems to be that he goes missing a lot, but can win you a game.
He's the sort of player PP will think can be rapidly improved with good coaching - same as Wyke. Does need to improve, though - and we need an agreed fee in the loan. Even if we have little chance of meeting it, we need it in just in case.
He's the sort of player PP will think can be rapidly improved with good coaching - same as Wyke. Does need to improve, though - and we need an agreed fee in the loan. Even if we have little chance of meeting it, we need it in just in case.
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If the accounting firm of Wildschut, Walker and Hobbs are 3 of Parky's MAGNIFICENT SEVEN only four to go including
mega-bucks mystery striker, LB, DM, and CB?
GK: Alnwick, 2) Walker, Turner
CB: Wheater, Beevers, 1) Hobbs, 7) LOANEE??? Edwards, Brockbank
RB: Olki, Little, Darby, Chiori
LB: 5) Antonee???, Taylor, Muscatt
DM: 4)SIGNEE???, Lowe, Earring
AM: Oztumer, Vela, Pritchard,
RW: SAmeobi, Noone
LW: Will Buckley,6) Wildschut, Dennis Politic, Duke McKenna,
ST: 3) Champ Striker, ALF, Donaldson, Conor Hall,
mega-bucks mystery striker, LB, DM, and CB?
GK: Alnwick, 2) Walker, Turner
CB: Wheater, Beevers, 1) Hobbs, 7) LOANEE??? Edwards, Brockbank
RB: Olki, Little, Darby, Chiori
LB: 5) Antonee???, Taylor, Muscatt
DM: 4)SIGNEE???, Lowe, Earring
AM: Oztumer, Vela, Pritchard,
RW: SAmeobi, Noone
LW: Will Buckley,6) Wildschut, Dennis Politic, Duke McKenna,
ST: 3) Champ Striker, ALF, Donaldson, Conor Hall,
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Re: Reconstruction time again: the summer 2018 transfer thread
Hobbs makes more sense as a signing if we can get someone like Wildschut in. Having genuine pace from Sammy and Wildschut would allow us to play on the counter and mitigate lack of speed at the back.
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Re: Reconstruction time again: the summer 2018 transfer thread
We're not going to get Wildschutt
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I don't think this is realistic. He transferred for $7m GBP, and is believed to be on $25Kpw. We're probably paying our max of $10k now.GhostoftheBok wrote: ↑Thu Jul 19, 2018 1:03 pmWildschut is a player with every attribute to be a top player, but who has never cut it. He had two good seasons in Holland, was on UK TV channels a few times. I lost track of him until Wigan, where he was decent, then again after he left. The general opinion from Wigan fans seems to be that he goes missing a lot, but can win you a game.
He's the sort of player PP will think can be rapidly improved with good coaching - same as Wyke. Does need to improve, though - and we need an agreed fee in the loan. Even if we have little chance of meeting it, we need it in just in case.
...For a guy who's only good for half a game if his extensive track record is to be believed.
The rumour is WIgan where he's played his best football couldn't match his terms you think cash-strapped us will sign him for a FEE (four letter word to KenAn) and BIG WAGES and BONUSES - you've killed our chairman!
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An agreed fee is entirely realistic. Norwich made him available for transfer, not loan - they're prepared to loan him out because they need to free up wages.
I agree that it looks an unlikely deal, but I've seen weirder things happen.
I agree that it looks an unlikely deal, but I've seen weirder things happen.
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For what it's worth, been told the finances are already agreed with Norwich and it's now about sorting it between player and manager at BWFC.
That's from someone at another club, though, not Bolton. No idea what is going on in the club.
That's from someone at another club, though, not Bolton. No idea what is going on in the club.
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Are you sure ?, rumour is we have got him....
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Humour us Boris.
It's a little game we play to while the hours away.. dependent on the kindness of strangers, of course.
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Jusrt my gut feeling that somebody will up their wage to him and he'll go elsewhere and our guys will go "ah well, we tried"
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$25K per week! X 52 Weeks + BLOODY BONUSES! That's a SEVEN FIGURE SUM!!!! You've gone and blown Ken's calculator up!GhostoftheBok wrote: ↑Thu Jul 19, 2018 1:18 pmAn agreed fee is entirely realistic. Norwich made him available for transfer, not loan - they're prepared to loan him out because they need to free up wages.
I agree that it looks an unlikely deal, but I've seen weirder things happen.

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He's really not that good to be that worried by someone doing that. If they do then fair play. Suggestions are he's been in a medical this morning.boltonboris wrote: ↑Thu Jul 19, 2018 1:28 pmJusrt my gut feeling that somebody will up their wage to him and he'll go elsewhere and our guys will go "ah well, we tried"
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Or worse add some sort of bonus. That's us out.boltonboris wrote: ↑Thu Jul 19, 2018 1:28 pmJusrt my gut feeling that somebody will up their wage to him and he'll go elsewhere and our guys will go "ah well, we tried"
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Won't be Wigan and Ipswich have struggled to find the cash, apparently. If all this is kosher, we'll just take the Amos loan money and dump it into Norwich's account.boltonboris wrote: ↑Thu Jul 19, 2018 1:28 pmJusrt my gut feeling that somebody will up their wage to him and he'll go elsewhere and our guys will go "ah well, we tried"
Anything can go wrong in football, but I'm not sure he was ever worth what Norwich paid so I don't see anyone stumping up huge money now he has flopped there and not made an impact at Cardiff. Norwich know they have dropped one.
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Lee Anderson usually unleashes emojis by this point. The fact he hasn't might suggest it isn't quite as advanced as the rumours make out. Given he usually does it 24 hours prior to any announcement.
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He did it yesterday for the f'kin kit, the bell-end
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We all seem to agree that it'd be a better signing than we expected, though. So that's nice if it happens.
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Well I haven't got a f*cking clue who he is, but the rest of you seem happy enough.
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Re: Reconstruction time again: the summer 2018 transfer thread
His Wikipedia page reads like it was written by LOVS (ie someone with English as a second language).
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If you went to or watched Cardiff away last season then he's the lad who came on pretty early after Danny Ward took a knock. Warnock played him as a striker and he got in behind us a few times. Also managed to out-muscle our centre backs.
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