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Hmmm... with Wiggin drooling over Al Habsi - it seems we have a little persuading to do with that young Wotsit too...
Bolton Wanderers are ready to deal in Adam Bogdan.
The Mirror says Bolton boss Owen Coyle wants to tie down young Hungarian keeper Bogdan with a new contract.
The giant prospect – dubbed Wotsit because of his bright red hair – can leave Wanderers at the end of the season if he does not agree new terms.
Coyle wants to keep Bogdan, who starred in a brief run in the side, and hopes he takes on the challenge of eventually replacing Jussi Jaaskelainen.
However Championship sides are queuing up for Bogdan who may fancy a quicker route to first-team football next season.
According to Nixon, Fenerbahce and Spartak Moscow are going to bid 3M for Elmander.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Tr ... 24073.html
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Tr ... 24073.html
Its important to tie this guy down, he has already demonstrated that he is the future and is young enough to see us OK in goal for many years. I was all for keeping Ali but after seeing Wotsit play in the Premiership I'm more than happy with him so give him a big payrise and long contract and sell Ali to make up the difference.thebish wrote:Hmmm... with Wiggin drooling over Al Habsi - it seems we have a little persuading to do with that young Wotsit too...Bolton Wanderers are ready to deal in Adam Bogdan.
The Mirror says Bolton boss Owen Coyle wants to tie down young Hungarian keeper Bogdan with a new contract.
The giant prospect – dubbed Wotsit because of his bright red hair – can leave Wanderers at the end of the season if he does not agree new terms.
Coyle wants to keep Bogdan, who starred in a brief run in the side, and hopes he takes on the challenge of eventually replacing Jussi Jaaskelainen.
However Championship sides are queuing up for Bogdan who may fancy a quicker route to first-team football next season.
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Am I overvaluing our Swede or does that sound like way too little? If Johan really wanted to leave then surely he would do the right thing by signing a new contract with us so that we can at least get a proper transfer fee.jmjhb wrote:According to Nixon, Fenerbahce and Spartak Moscow are going to bid 3M for Elmander.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Tr ... 24073.html
Not the way things work in the real world !!SonsOfThunder wrote:Am I overvaluing our Swede or does that sound like way too little? If Johan really wanted to leave then surely he would do the right thing by signing a new contract with us so that we can at least get a proper transfer fee.jmjhb wrote:According to Nixon, Fenerbahce and Spartak Moscow are going to bid 3M for Elmander.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Tr ... 24073.html
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I think you're overvaluing him. Big time. He only has a short time left on his contract, but the club will need to weigh up whether they want the cash now to spend on a replacement, or whether they'd chance keeping him and persuading him to sign a new deal further down the line.SonsOfThunder wrote:Am I overvaluing our Swede or does that sound like way too little? If Johan really wanted to leave then surely he would do the right thing by signing a new contract with us so that we can at least get a proper transfer fee.jmjhb wrote:According to Nixon, Fenerbahce and Spartak Moscow are going to bid 3M for Elmander.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Tr ... 24073.html
I'd not rush into re-signing him, he's only done his job for about 20 games in the last 80 odd.
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We'd get one shit-hot replacement striker for £3m, wouldn't we? Sounds like a real 30 goal-a-season man that.East Lower wrote:I think you're overvaluing him. Big time. He only has a short time left on his contract, but the club will need to weigh up whether they want the cash now to spend on a replacement, or whether they'd chance keeping him and persuading him to sign a new deal further down the line.SonsOfThunder wrote:Am I overvaluing our Swede or does that sound like way too little? If Johan really wanted to leave then surely he would do the right thing by signing a new contract with us so that we can at least get a proper transfer fee.jmjhb wrote:According to Nixon, Fenerbahce and Spartak Moscow are going to bid 3M for Elmander.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Tr ... 24073.html
I'd not rush into re-signing him, he's only done his job for about 20 games in the last 80 odd.
We've no choice but to re-sign him as we can't afford to replace him. We know it, he knows it and most importantly his agent knows it. And this Fenerbahce nonsense is the start of him negotiating a nice pay rise for Elmander.
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It'd be a disaster to lose Elmander just after he's formed a partnership with Super Kev. First time in probably 10 years that we have two strikers playing up front together that look good together and a threat.East Lower wrote:I think you're overvaluing him. Big time. He only has a short time left on his contract, but the club will need to weigh up whether they want the cash now to spend on a replacement, or whether they'd chance keeping him and persuading him to sign a new deal further down the line.SonsOfThunder wrote:Am I overvaluing our Swede or does that sound like way too little? If Johan really wanted to leave then surely he would do the right thing by signing a new contract with us so that we can at least get a proper transfer fee.jmjhb wrote:According to Nixon, Fenerbahce and Spartak Moscow are going to bid 3M for Elmander.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Tr ... 24073.html
I'd not rush into re-signing him, he's only done his job for about 20 games in the last 80 odd.
Replacing him would be very very difficult.
If we're having to trim the wage bill then surely we should sell Habsi and try and get rid desperately of the likes of Samuel, and possibly even see if we could loan Klasnic out to mainland europe somewhere?
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One which he doesn't deserve. It's a shame that things have come to this, but I remember at the time thinking it was odd that we only gave him a three year deal - felt short.CrazyHorse wrote:We'd get one shit-hot replacement striker for £3m, wouldn't we? Sounds like a real 30 goal-a-season man that.East Lower wrote:I think you're overvaluing him. Big time. He only has a short time left on his contract, but the club will need to weigh up whether they want the cash now to spend on a replacement, or whether they'd chance keeping him and persuading him to sign a new deal further down the line.SonsOfThunder wrote:Am I overvaluing our Swede or does that sound like way too little? If Johan really wanted to leave then surely he would do the right thing by signing a new contract with us so that we can at least get a proper transfer fee.jmjhb wrote:According to Nixon, Fenerbahce and Spartak Moscow are going to bid 3M for Elmander.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Tr ... 24073.html
I'd not rush into re-signing him, he's only done his job for about 20 games in the last 80 odd.
We've no choice but to re-sign him as we can't afford to replace him. We know it, he knows it and most importantly his agent knows it. And this Fenerbahce nonsense is the start of him negotiating a nice pay rise for Elmander.
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If Nixon wrote it, he's probably on his way out. So don't lose too much sleep. Either that or Coyle wants to put a bit of pressure on to up the offer. And theres no way that Fenerbache are offering him more money than us.
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Turkish clubs offer fortunes.Lord Kangana wrote:If Nixon wrote it, he's probably on his way out. So don't lose too much sleep. Either that or Coyle wants to put a bit of pressure on to up the offer. And theres no way that Fenerbache are offering him more money than us.
I wouldn't be surprised if Fener offered twice what we offered.
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I think Elmander and Turkey are a good fitBWFC_Insane wrote:Turkish clubs offer fortunes.Lord Kangana wrote:If Nixon wrote it, he's probably on his way out. So don't lose too much sleep. Either that or Coyle wants to put a bit of pressure on to up the offer. And theres no way that Fenerbache are offering him more money than us.
I wouldn't be surprised if Fener offered twice what we offered.

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Yes, but in the absence of Nolan etc. We still need someone to call shit and others that we "would give them a piggy back" should another club bid more than 10p.seanworth wrote:Before the season I could easily see Elmander wanting out. Right now I doubt it. I feel all the players sense something exciting happening at Bolton and want to be part of it.
We're just not very good at being supporters, if we have no-one who's shit and the focal point for some heckling.
Imagine paying all that money every week, and not having someone to boo!
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It'd cut the attendance in halfWorthy4England wrote:Yes, but in the absence of Nolan etc. We still need someone to call shit and others that we "would give them a piggy back" should another club bid more than 10p.seanworth wrote:Before the season I could easily see Elmander wanting out. Right now I doubt it. I feel all the players sense something exciting happening at Bolton and want to be part of it.
We're just not very good at being supporters, if we have no-one who's shit and the focal point for some heckling.
Imagine paying all that money every week, and not having someone to boo!
East Lower wrote:It'd cut the attendance in halfWorthy4England wrote:Yes, but in the absence of Nolan etc. We still need someone to call shit and others that we "would give them a piggy back" should another club bid more than 10p.seanworth wrote:Before the season I could easily see Elmander wanting out. Right now I doubt it. I feel all the players sense something exciting happening at Bolton and want to be part of it.
We're just not very good at being supporters, if we have no-one who's shit and the focal point for some heckling.
Imagine paying all that money every week, and not having someone to boo!

Worthy4England wrote:Yes, but in the absence of Nolan etc. We still need someone to call shit and others that we "would give them a piggy back" should another club bid more than 10p.seanworth wrote:Before the season I could easily see Elmander wanting out. Right now I doubt it. I feel all the players sense something exciting happening at Bolton and want to be part of it.
We're just not very good at being supporters, if we have no-one who's shit and the focal point for some heckling.
Imagine paying all that money every week, and not having someone to boo!
I thought most people had settled on Matty as the new Nolan?
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