Big Andy - good riddance (deal confirmed)
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That makes me extremely happy
That's the level of urgency I expect us to be showing in pushing this deal through, bye Andy thank fk for that.
Is Anfield Cat our new CFO?
Well if it gets shit done it has my vote
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Christ, has Rafa returned?
If that Joe Kinnear bloke who opens doors to all managers hijacks the move with a 25m bid, I promise I'll never poke fun at him for the rest of his career.
'Charles Insomnia'.
You're just saying that because his name is Andy - we all know Andy's are cunts.
Stephens, on the other hand...
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No Carroll medical today. West Ham hopeful deal will be done before end of the weekLee Clayton @LeeClayton_
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I'm told Joe Kinnear wants Andy Carroll to Newcastle, but does anyone take anything he wants/says seriously?
if it starts a bidding war for him, I am all for it..
Given the financial benefits and how highly West Ham and Sam Allardyce seem to rate him, he would be silly not to grab the golden opportunity.
By: Staff Writer
Andy Carroll finally looks set to become a Hammer after agreeing a long-term deal.
The 24-year-old striiker, who spent last season on loan at the Boleyn Ground is expected to rubber-stamp a permanent move after a medical, which is scheduled to take place within the next 24 hours, is completed.
Carroll, who remains Britain's most expensive player after Liverpool paid Newcastle United £35million for his services two years ago returned from an end-of-season holiday in the United States last night and is expected to complete his move to West Ham within the next few days.
West Ham's co-chairman David Gold, speaking via his Twitter account last night said: "The Andy Carroll deal is important to us and equally important to Andy. We must dot every 'i' and cross every 't'; we must be patient."
West Ham are understood to have agreed a fee worth around £15million for the England striker, who will earn between £80,000 and £100,000 per week. That figure dwarfs United's previous transfer record fee of £10.75million, paid to Wolves for Matt Jarvis last summer.
News of Carroll's impending arrival has been mostly met with approval from the club's supporters, many of whom have been posting on the KUMB Forum this morning.
Read more at http://www.kumb.com/story.php?id=126872#fXWXgef11OlbE68Z.99
Andy Carroll finally looks set to become a Hammer after agreeing a long-term deal.
The 24-year-old striiker, who spent last season on loan at the Boleyn Ground is expected to rubber-stamp a permanent move after a medical, which is scheduled to take place within the next 24 hours, is completed.
Carroll, who remains Britain's most expensive player after Liverpool paid Newcastle United £35million for his services two years ago returned from an end-of-season holiday in the United States last night and is expected to complete his move to West Ham within the next few days.
West Ham's co-chairman David Gold, speaking via his Twitter account last night said: "The Andy Carroll deal is important to us and equally important to Andy. We must dot every 'i' and cross every 't'; we must be patient."
West Ham are understood to have agreed a fee worth around £15million for the England striker, who will earn between £80,000 and £100,000 per week. That figure dwarfs United's previous transfer record fee of £10.75million, paid to Wolves for Matt Jarvis last summer.
News of Carroll's impending arrival has been mostly met with approval from the club's supporters, many of whom have been posting on the KUMB Forum this morning.
Read more at http://www.kumb.com/story.php?id=126872#fXWXgef11OlbE68Z.99
Makes me weep everytime I think of it. I'm anxious that WHU actually get this deal done.
matt jarvis for 10.75, wtf?
Potentially 17.5m. Plus the loan fee of £1-2m loan fee last season, its not a bad amount recouped.
money comes in, and goes straight to get Henry the 1st
Should've scored for us then.
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