And the Oscar goes to... January 2017 transfer window
And now Canos is set to go to Brentford after signing in the summer.
We've reacted to the loss of left back Martin Olsson by sending young left back Harry Toffolo out on another loan, and bringing in ... a young left back on loan from Ajax, by the name of Mitchell Dijks. He turned down a transfer and opted for the loan, presumably as he wants to transfer to a Premier League club in the summer.
Robbie Brady still on the books... but looks bound for Burnley today.
Arturo wrote:
We were linked with Lansbury too but Villa are throwing money at the problem once again and offering to pay silly wages. We just can't compete with that right now and that's why we missed out on McCormack to them in August.
Pritchard is a funny one. We paid £8m in the summer even though we had two players already in that position (Naismith and Hoolahan) but the thinking was that we were going to build a team around him. However, I thought at the time that the fee seemed a lot for a player who had barely played since his impressive spell with Brentford two seasons back. He's hardly had a look in and despite fleeting moments of quality, it looks like Alex Neil wants to cash his chips.
Brady is linked with quite a few clubs. He was impressive in his first few months here but tailed off last season and hasn't really looked interested this time around. His impressive Ireland performances don't reflect how disappointing he's been at club level, so I can't say I'd be sorry to see him go.
Originally posted by Snake Plissken
Pritchard is a funny one. We paid £8m in the summer even though we had two players already in that position (Naismith and Hoolahan) but the thinking was that we were going to build a team around him. However, I thought at the time that the fee seemed a lot for a player who had barely played since his impressive spell with Brentford two seasons back. He's hardly had a look in and despite fleeting moments of quality, it looks like Alex Neil wants to cash his chips.
Brady is linked with quite a few clubs. He was impressive in his first few months here but tailed off last season and hasn't really looked interested this time around. His impressive Ireland performances don't reflect how disappointing he's been at club level, so I can't say I'd be sorry to see him go.
We've reacted to the loss of left back Martin Olsson by sending young left back Harry Toffolo out on another loan, and bringing in ... a young left back on loan from Ajax, by the name of Mitchell Dijks. He turned down a transfer and opted for the loan, presumably as he wants to transfer to a Premier League club in the summer.
Robbie Brady still on the books... but looks bound for Burnley today.
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