Abdoulaye's going t'Souk transfer thread
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He could.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:He'd be handy in nandos.jaffka wrote:Of course you wouldn't buy him. What use would he be to you?
At home though, what would he do? Hold a vase, bowl of fruit, stand in a corner?
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He's no good at corners. He can clean the car.jaffka wrote:He could.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:He'd be handy in nandos.jaffka wrote:Of course you wouldn't buy him. What use would he be to you?
At home though, what would he do? Hold a vase, bowl of fruit, stand in a corner?
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If you can afford a car cleaner on those wages, but the feckin clubAbdoulaye's Twin wrote:He's no good at corners. He can clean the car.jaffka wrote:He could.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:He'd be handy in nandos.jaffka wrote:Of course you wouldn't buy him. What use would he be to you?
At home though, what would he do? Hold a vase, bowl of fruit, stand in a corner?

I have recycled a joke from years ago, about the winning the lottery and Alan Shearers transfer to the dingles.
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He'd be getting 800 dirhams a month, a lucky boy to get that. Mind, I'd want windows garden doing thatjaffka wrote:If you can afford a car cleaner on those wages, but the feckin clubAbdoulaye's Twin wrote:He's no good at corners. He can clean the car.jaffka wrote:He could.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:He'd be handy in nandos.jaffka wrote:Of course you wouldn't buy him. What use would he be to you?
At home though, what would he do? Hold a vase, bowl of fruit, stand in a corner?![]()
I have recycled a joke from years ago, about the winning the lottery and Alan Shearers transfer to the dingles.

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if we get four mill i think that'll go some way to being jipped when we sold gudjohnson. we're not usually on the "getting too much money him" side of a transfer.BWFC_Insane wrote:I was at Hull that day when Ream ran away from the Hull strikers as he was a bit scared.
He's improved but still can't defend very well. Good on the ball, but I'd think any fee would be closer to £400,000 than £4M.......
i'm thinking if timothy played for wigan they'd get 8 or 12 for unknown reasons. we seem to get lowballed a lot.
kind of expect to see "premiership new boys burnley to bid £2.60p and half a pasty for bolton star man mark davies"
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Coventry fancy Eaves?
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Ream's agent claims he knows nothing of the WBA interest:
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That's a shame..
Think Phil was budgeting that money for his legal wranglings. And a new holiday home in another tax free haven
Think Phil was budgeting that money for his legal wranglings. And a new holiday home in another tax free haven
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I'd imagine that WBA don't know much about it either.Riviman wrote:Ream's agent claims he knows nothing of the WBA interest:
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Can we assume that, a-la Myers with Millwall, once Eagles declined to move to Charlton Freedman has cut him adrift and we'll not even see him on the bench ever again ???
A sad demise for an inconsistent, but nonetheless creative and positive, player.
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Was saying this to bloke that sits next to me, yesterday. Look like there's been a decision made there.bobo the clown wrote:Can we assume that, a-la Myers with Millwall, once Eagles declined to move to Charlton Freedman has cut him adrift and we'll not even see him on the bench ever again ???
A sad demise for an inconsistent, but nonetheless creative and positive, player.
Bit like not getting Mason on yesterday in amidst three substitutions. Bizarre.
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With the recent fall out between Dougie and Baptiste, I wouldn't be surprised if he was pushed out to try and bring Hutton in.
Dougie Freedman says he would be interested in signing Alan Hutton on a permanent basis, but admits the player's wage demands could be too much for Bolton.
Hutton joined Wanderers on loan at the end of February and has made eight appearances for the club so far. During that time, the Trotters have won four, drawn three and lost just once - to Brighton & Hove Albion - as they have climbed away from relegation danger to a comfortable mid-table position in the Championship.
The 29-year-old has impressed during his short time at the Reebok Stadium and Freedman says the player must make a decision on his future in the summer, with a choice between loyalty and a Premier League wage likely to be the biggest stumbling block.
Speaking to The Bolton News, Freedman said: "I feel he has done terrifically well. He looks settled and he is getting better as the games go.
"But Premier League wages are getting so huge that you are going to have to do deals, deals are going to have to be sponsored by Premier League players.
"You are going to have to persuade a Premier League player to come and run around on a Saturday afternoon. It seems strange they would say 'no' to an offer like that but a few do that.
"To find a player who you can do a deal with, who will come and run around as well as being 'not bad' is very hard.
"I would like next season for us not to use the loan market to get results. I would like to make sure we get players in at the beginning of the season and we recruit the right types and if we are going to do an Alan Hutton, it will be for the whole season so we will get a settled team.
"I am hoping Alan's expectations of himself will be to go and play in the Premier League.
"If that's not the case at Villa, or at another Premier League club if he gets sold, and he wants to come back and play here, of course we would take him back."
With the recent fall out between Dougie and Baptiste, I wouldn't be surprised if he was pushed out to try and bring Hutton in.
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Might as well bookmark this for the inevitable subsequent squabbles.I would like next season for us not to use the loan market to get results. I would like to make sure we get players in at the beginning of the season and we recruit the right types and if we are going to do an Alan Hutton, it will be for the whole season so we will get a settled team.
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What he would like to do and what he actually can do are different. Last summer he wanted and expected to sign more players than he actually did.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Might as well bookmark this for the inevitable subsequent squabbles.I would like next season for us not to use the loan market to get results. I would like to make sure we get players in at the beginning of the season and we recruit the right types and if we are going to do an Alan Hutton, it will be for the whole season so we will get a settled team.
"He said he DEFINITELY wasn't loaning any players, the knobhead"
I think he knows this summer will be the same. He won't be able to sign who he wants and needs to one extent or another and will have to hope that during the season the right players come up on loan.
When you look at what we actually have on the books confirmed for next season it is worrying in some regards.
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Rumours on twitter of £1.5million for Mavies to Leicester City, but it is twitter so it's probably false.
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Not a chance for that money. He's on a big contract (2017 IIRC) and a quality player. As much as he's one of the few we still have I genuinely love watching play football, I'd not be averse to selling him if we got a big bid. Quality isn't in any doubt, but I'm not convinced we're ever going to see a season where we can put him out week-in, week-out.Relentless09 wrote:Rumours on twitter of £1.5million for Mavies to Leicester City, but it is twitter so it's probably false.
North of £4m and you'd have to start asking if we couldn't improve the squad more with the money than with a really good, but injury-prone player.
Also, IIRC, one of the Football Manager games has him as a Leicester fan. Must be true!
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Spent time on loan there the season before we bought him I think
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£1.5m though? Get to fvckin fvck you fvckin fvckers
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+1. Sh'iteboltonboris wrote:£1.5m though? Get to fvckin fvck you fvckin fvckers
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