| January Transfer Thread 13:27 - Dec 23 with 63037 views | KeithHaynes |
Done some asking and Oli McBurnie is most certainly up for a loan back to the UK this window. I’ve been told four Championship clubs are interested. This will all fall on the fee’s involved plus he is on in the region of €36,000 a week. Big numbers but we know how these things can be negotiated.
Do we have the money ?
Yes.
P&S will need to be positive and only the club really know where we are with that at this moment in time, It won’t be massively healthy. Oli has played fourteen games for Las Palmas this season with no return. He has never been a prolific striker, but could he settle into Luke’s team ? |  |
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| January Transfer Thread on 13:38 - Jan 15 with 2689 views | shandyjack |
| January Transfer Thread on 13:30 - Jan 15 by Landore_Jack |
Swansea City transfer bulletin as club consider player swap in bid to land Joe Low deal
Swansea City are considering a player swap in order to tempt Wycombe Wanderers into sanctioning an exit for top target Joe Low.
The centre-back is at the top of Swansea's January wishlist, and has already been the subject of two bids in recent weeks. However, the Swans have not yet been able to find a breakthrough in negotiations.
Source: WOL [Post edited 15 Jan 13:31]
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Fulton maybe or Tjoe-a-on? |  |
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| January Transfer Thread on 13:44 - Jan 15 with 2658 views | Landore_Jack |
| January Transfer Thread on 13:38 - Jan 15 by shandyjack |
Fulton maybe or Tjoe-a-on? |
Pedersen hopefully |  |
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| January Transfer Thread on 13:46 - Jan 15 with 2644 views | sw02sea |
| January Transfer Thread on 13:44 - Jan 15 by Landore_Jack |
Pedersen hopefully |
Can we loan out Luke Williams? |  | | |
| January Transfer Thread on 15:41 - Jan 15 with 2384 views | union_jack |
I know this has been raised multiple times but I’ll ask again.
How on earth are that lot in a position to spend £3m on a striker who is about to have a medical. Are they nowhere near FFP / P&S limits (I’d have thought they would be) or are they happy to flout it in the hope they’ll get enough points to avoid the drop?
They are high in the list of wages as well. Something is not right. |  |
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| January Transfer Thread on 16:00 - Jan 15 with 2304 views | Whiterockin |
| January Transfer Thread on 13:30 - Jan 15 by Landore_Jack |
Swansea City transfer bulletin as club consider player swap in bid to land Joe Low deal
Swansea City are considering a player swap in order to tempt Wycombe Wanderers into sanctioning an exit for top target Joe Low.
The centre-back is at the top of Swansea's January wishlist, and has already been the subject of two bids in recent weeks. However, the Swans have not yet been able to find a breakthrough in negotiations.
Source: WOL [Post edited 15 Jan 13:31]
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Yates? |  | | |
| January Transfer Thread on 17:48 - Jan 15 with 2034 views | ncswan |
| January Transfer Thread on 13:44 - Jan 15 by Landore_Jack |
Pedersen hopefully |
I doubt if the player would be Fulton, Pedersen, or Yates due to their wages probably not fitting Wycombe's wage structure. Tjoe-a-on would be a good one for the makeweight. | | | |
| January Transfer Thread on 17:54 - Jan 15 with 1990 views | Whiterockin |
| January Transfer Thread on 17:48 - Jan 15 by ncswan |
I doubt if the player would be Fulton, Pedersen, or Yates due to their wages probably not fitting Wycombe's wage structure. Tjoe-a-on would be a good one for the makeweight. |
Isn't Pederson injured anyway? | | | |
| January Transfer Thread on 18:00 - Jan 15 with 1940 views | ncswan |
| January Transfer Thread on 17:54 - Jan 15 by Whiterockin |
Isn't Pederson injured anyway? |
Yes. Went on injured list on 18 Dec. I think he's been on the injured list most of this season. | | | |
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| January Transfer Thread on 18:19 - Jan 15 with 1846 views | johnlangy |
| January Transfer Thread on 15:41 - Jan 15 by union_jack |
I know this has been raised multiple times but I’ll ask again.
How on earth are that lot in a position to spend £3m on a striker who is about to have a medical. Are they nowhere near FFP / P&S limits (I’d have thought they would be) or are they happy to flout it in the hope they’ll get enough points to avoid the drop?
They are high in the list of wages as well. Something is not right. |
I don't understand this either.
Can anyone explain ? It applies to many other clubs as well. I thought Hull were in the brown stuff moneywise but someone said they are fighting Burnley trying to buy Morgan Whittaker. | | | |
| January Transfer Thread on 19:20 - Jan 15 with 1645 views | guthrieintherain |
| January Transfer Thread on 15:41 - Jan 15 by union_jack |
I know this has been raised multiple times but I’ll ask again.
How on earth are that lot in a position to spend £3m on a striker who is about to have a medical. Are they nowhere near FFP / P&S limits (I’d have thought they would be) or are they happy to flout it in the hope they’ll get enough points to avoid the drop?
They are high in the list of wages as well. Something is not right. |
There is an old article on the BBC can't post the link sorry.
But it shows losses for Cardiff City of.
29 million 20/21
18 million 21/22
11 million 22/23
That's 58 million approx over 3 years the maximum allowed is 41.5 million
So how that works I have no idea. | |
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| January Transfer Thread on 19:22 - Jan 15 with 1634 views | theloneranger |
| January Transfer Thread on 18:19 - Jan 15 by johnlangy |
I don't understand this either.
Can anyone explain ? It applies to many other clubs as well. I thought Hull were in the brown stuff moneywise but someone said they are fighting Burnley trying to buy Morgan Whittaker. |
Hull are also trying to sign Kyle Joseph from Blackpool. |  |
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| January Transfer Thread on 19:31 - Jan 15 with 1588 views | Thornburyswan |
| January Transfer Thread on 19:20 - Jan 15 by guthrieintherain |
There is an old article on the BBC can't post the link sorry.
But it shows losses for Cardiff City of.
29 million 20/21
18 million 21/22
11 million 22/23
That's 58 million approx over 3 years the maximum allowed is 41.5 million
So how that works I have no idea. |
Like us they will be able to add back anything they have spent on their academy & ladies team. | | | |
| January Transfer Thread on 22:24 - Jan 15 with 1274 views | jackrmee |
| January Transfer Thread on 19:31 - Jan 15 by Thornburyswan |
Like us they will be able to add back anything they have spent on their academy & ladies team. |
So, say for instance, we upgraded our academy again, at a cost of £15m…we could offset that and have an extra £15m to spend on players? |  |
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| January Transfer Thread on 22:39 - Jan 15 with 1209 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| January Transfer Thread on 22:24 - Jan 15 by jackrmee |
So, say for instance, we upgraded our academy again, at a cost of £15m…we could offset that and have an extra £15m to spend on players? |
A strange type of logic. Having said that this logic probably has a name in accountancy. [Post edited 15 Jan 22:41]
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| January Transfer Thread on 22:47 - Jan 15 with 1189 views | johnlangy |
| January Transfer Thread on 19:22 - Jan 15 by theloneranger |
Hull are also trying to sign Kyle Joseph from Blackpool. |
Yes, but Morgan Whittaker will cost millions. | | | |
| January Transfer Thread on 23:39 - Jan 15 with 1060 views | RhonddaSwans |
Would love this to happen
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| January Transfer Thread on 08:38 - Jan 16 with 687 views | blaenaugwentjack |
If we don't get the Low deal done today then I think we will have go with what we have at the club for Saturday. Just hope Cabango and Darling are passed fit. | | | |
| January Transfer Thread on 10:55 - Jan 16 with 438 views | guthrieintherain |
| January Transfer Thread on 19:31 - Jan 15 by Thornburyswan |
Like us they will be able to add back anything they have spent on their academy & ladies team. |
17 million on the accadamy and ladies team sounds a lot to me | |
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| January Transfer Thread on 11:24 - Jan 16 with 335 views | Landore_Jack |
If this drags on we have to consider other targets. | |
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| January Transfer Thread on 12:31 - Jan 16 with 172 views | Fireboy2 |
| January Transfer Thread on 11:24 - Jan 16 by Landore_Jack |
If this drags on we have to consider other targets. |
The liar is off to the Netherlands on Sunday to watch a centre half play as they think the low deal is unlikely to come off.
Williams to watch players in Europe amid Low doubts - https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/cx2pv6ne6y3o [Post edited 16 Jan 12:32]
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| January Transfer Thread on 12:44 - Jan 16 with 120 views | onehunglow |
He watches players?  | |
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| January Transfer Thread on 12:44 - Jan 16 with 117 views | vetchonian |
that could be considered as a libellous statement | |
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| January Transfer Thread on 12:45 - Jan 16 with 111 views | Fireboy2 |
| January Transfer Thread on 12:44 - Jan 16 by vetchonian |
that could be considered as a libellous statement |
FFS 🙄 | | | |
| January Transfer Thread on 12:45 - Jan 16 with 108 views | onehunglow |
| January Transfer Thread on 12:44 - Jan 16 by vetchonian |
that could be considered as a libellous statement |
I agree l
Watching! | |
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| January Transfer Thread on 12:56 - Jan 16 with 71 views | PawelAbbott |
| January Transfer Thread on 19:20 - Jan 15 by guthrieintherain |
There is an old article on the BBC can't post the link sorry.
But it shows losses for Cardiff City of.
29 million 20/21
18 million 21/22
11 million 22/23
That's 58 million approx over 3 years the maximum allowed is 41.5 million
So how that works I have no idea. |
The whole thing is a toothless waste of time.
If you are going for promotion then would you care if you broke the rules? By the time you declare it then youre up and they can't touch you until your relegated. At which time you've got parachute money in the bank.
If you're headed for the drop and spend big on someone who then bangs in 10-15, they have more than earned their 3 point deduction they cost you.
The whole thing causes more damage than it does any good.
Man City have over 100 cases against them, they don't really care | | | |
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