I saw this but he’s signed for Middlesbrough. Starting to think our Embargo is hampering us a little bit
Would the embargo make much of a difference at this point? I'm loath to be one of those people who think it's completely immaterial, but I honestly don't know if it could hamper us.
Assuming that we aren't stupid and file our accounts before the transfer window opens, it will stop us signing someone before the transfer window opens.
Would the embargo make much of a difference at this point? I'm loath to be one of those people who think it's completely immaterial, but I honestly don't know if it could hamper us.
But Grendel we are dealing with Joy Sepalla and sisu who have history for not submitting accounts absolutely no excuse for not submitting these accountsWell I don’t see why we’d leave it any longer to file anyway - Luton I noticed submitted on the 11th i don’t see why clubs will wait until the very last day. Derby is interesting as companies house clearly states no submission at all in 2020 which seems a blatant breach on embargo rules
If not already agreed like the new contracts for current playersCan't see any signings until June and I'm sure robins has got them in his sights ready to go.
That's true.If not already agreed like the new contracts for current players
Better to start for them than hang around in our U23's for sure.Couple of New Zealand journalists on Twitter saying that we put an offer in for a 19 year old striker playing for Wellington called Ben Waine. Offer seems to have been rejected and he’s signed a new 3 year deal with Wellington. Interesting if we are now moving our scouting outside of Europe.
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Couple of New Zealand journalists on Twitter saying that we put an offer in for a 19 year old striker playing for Wellington called Ben Waine. Offer seems to have been rejected and he’s signed a new 3 year deal with Wellington. Interesting if we are now moving our scouting outside of Europe.
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Leaving the EU means it’s easier to secure players outside of EU I believe.
"Mid-table" Championship club. Sounds good.Couple of New Zealand journalists on Twitter saying that we put an offer in for a 19 year old striker playing for Wellington called Ben Waine. Offer seems to have been rejected and he’s signed a new 3 year deal with Wellington. Interesting if we are now moving our scouting outside of Europe.
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They are saying they can get big money for him now. The record transfer out of Australias league is to China for £1m. 3 out the top 5 transfers out were all to china.Be interesting to see what happens I reckon he signed that contract to put a value on him I would think playing in England high on his want to do list.
According to the article he has a British passport so would've qualified automatically.Leaving the EU means it’s easier to secure players outside of EU I believe.
I think that tooAccording to the article he has a British passport so would've qualified automatically.
Very interesting to see how wide we're casting our net.
Glad to see we didn't sign some random striker from a farmers league, we need to be aiming higher.
Why don't you want him?
Is it because you think it was random without watching him play? Or is it because he plays in NZ?
I doubt the first and the second is no reason at all.
We can’t even get it right in Europe never mind Oceania
*waits for people to say Hamer for £1m and Dabo who’d never set foot in England before
Would rather we sign a proven goalscorer.
Who would you suggest as an alternative?Glad to see we didn't sign some random striker from a farmers league, we need to be aiming higher.
Harry Kane is available tbf. Joy don't want it though.Would rather we sign a proven goalscorer.
But what position does he play? First five-eighth, openside, outside centre?Glad to see we didn't sign some random striker from a farmers league, we need to be aiming higher.
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