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I had been following the stadium progress updates on YouTube, it's a good looking stadium and it's good how they have kept the heritage such as restoring the listed hydraulic tower.
Not sure what it's going to be like being right next to a sewage plant though.
The people that complain about "developing other teams players" are probably the ones that say we should be sending our young players out to other teams and don't get the irony.
Like you say, it's all part of the game. It's also good for building relationships, we've had a very successful chain of loan players from Tottenham. If at the end of the season Tottenham have seen what a great job we've done with Yang they are likely to send other prospects to us, perhaps even a full season loan next year for Yang if things work out.
I doubt we're paying much, if anything for Yang. It feels like we're doing Tottenham a favour here (keep the player in London at a good level etc) rather than us desperate to fill a position so have to pay a loan fee and a large chunk of wages.
Watched the highlights, the comments on the YouTube video are full of praise for Ethan Galbraith, he made 3 assists in the game.
His 2nd and 3rd assist are very good.
And a highlights package:
His contract is up this summer but the club has an option for a further 12 months. Only 23. We seem to have a good relationship with Orient given the loans we send there. We're quite stacked in his position but maybe he's worth taking a look at.
Unless Southampton pull off a miracle and stay in the Premier League I can't see us getting Edwards. As the saying goes, never get attached to loan players.
Southampton purchased him for £3 million in the summer which is already out of our price range, plus there are apparently big sell on percentages to Peterborough and Barnet. Southampton wouldn't even consider a deal south of £5 million for him.
Koki on the other hand, I really hope the club have a clause to sign him at the end of his deal here. Like you say, that salmon leap to win the header was class. I didn't think he had it in him to win a header like that. He surprises me each week. Most players would have attempted to hit the goal he scored first time but he had the intelligence and skill to take a touch away from the keeper and blast it in.
For anyone interested, as I had no idea...Boavista have had a 2 year transfer ban which was lifted yesterday. They then signed 9 players all on a free.
Has Jimmy developed a tic of some description? Watching on the stream last night, pretty much every time the camera panned on him he made this twitchy head movement. I've never seen him do that before.
From what I can remember from the translation I had this morning on my PC, he was complaining that he couldn't believe the beer cost £7 but he did seem to enjoy the it.
Not for the club though, good exposure in the Asian market, more merchandise sales, more ticket sales. £££
One of the videos I am currently watching the guy spent £70 on a named shirt, £32 on a ticket and £12 on a beer and hot dog. Probably a lot more than an average fan would spend on a match day.
But yeah you could see why he was on the pitch, we needed someone physical against the Blackburn defence. When Alfie came on he looked weak against them. Balls lumped up to him that he was never going to win.
Thought I'd get in on the action of the Dunne mammoth thread with a comment.
One thing is for sure, if Sheffield United pick Holding over Dunne and Tanganga they are trying to get promoted on the cheap. There's no way you pick Holding over those 2. He's played 1 game in 2 years
I think they already are. They released a video yesterday on social media of the shot he had, I mean it was a good chance but did it warrant a video? Probably not.
That video and pictures of him getting off the coach and getting subbed on had more interactions than anything else the club posted on the weekend including videos of the goal for Alfie.
"With the transfer, the left will continue his career in English football, defending Queens Park Rangers , a club that competes in Championship , the second division of English football. Fluminense maintains 40% of the athlete's economic rights and can profit from a future sale. "
We're back in the Asian market ladies and gentlemen!
The interview with the player yesterday is 19 hours old and already has 33k views. That's one of the top viewed 50 videos of all time on the QPR YouTube channel. It's almost due to overtake the infamous haka video from last year.
Most of the comments are of course in Korean. We should have a few extra punters at games going forward.
We won't have an option to buy. Spurs only just got him, he arrived a couple of weeks ago. Spurs see him as a player for the future.
I am guessing we will be paying very little for him in terms of wages, if at all. They need the player bedding in to England, he is still taking English lessons according to an article I read.
Scored 12 goals in the K-League this season, seems like a good addition to the squad for me.
I don't see an issue with it. I've never had a problem going there and you're well protected. It's no different to any other away game apart from leaving can be a pain.
To the original poster I'd say just go to London Bridge, go in a pub like the Barrow Boy & Banker then follow the crowd when people leave.
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