Appaz they enquired about him as well, but Soton said no sale.
Right, what can I get for this packet of crisps? I mean, Jesse Lingard.
Appaz they enquired about him as well, but Soton said no sale.
You aren't though, really.
And setting aside the fact that I'm crediting you with a decent grasp of probability, surely you can see the difference between expectation as concerns the lottery (which you have no control over), and this.
One makes someone an optimist, the other makes someone an idiot.
It was an extreme example. The whole “expecting a bid” is bollocks. There must have been talks ahead of expecting a bid. They can’t just be sat there expecting Liverpool to give them a ring and placing a bid. The phrase should be “initial discussion have taken place” not expecting a bid.
Ndombele looked like a great signing and he's potentially Spurs best player but has struggled, not only with injuries but to adapt to Britain; his English is terrible, he's being living on junk food (apparently Spurs have him on a restricted diet now although not sure how they can police that) and he seems quite overwhelmed by the London lifestyle - maybe a stint up in Liverpool would do him the world of good.I'm not panicking too much, I remember everyone going overboard when they got Ndombele this summer, who seems to have struggled to impose himself.
Emre Can off to BVB.
Transfer window and especially deadline day just not the same since Redknapp packed it in.
Ndombele looked like a great signing and he's potentially Spurs best player but has struggled, not only with injuries but to adapt to Britain; his English is terrible, he's being living on junk food (apparently Spurs have him on a restricted diet now although not sure how they can police that) and he seems quite overwhelmed by the London lifestyle - maybe a stint up in Liverpool would do him the world of good.
Apparently he's due back in action anytime now and might make the bench against City.
From the Beeb:
Manchester United are growing increasingly confident of signing a striker on loan before the 11pm transfer deadline.
United have been heavily linked with Bournemouth’s Joshua King and former Watford front-man Odion Ighalo today.
It was understood earlier this evening that United had accepted the chances of landing King were slim.
However, they were still talking to alternative options and, whilst there is no deal done, or any suggestion an announcement is imminent, there is a growing feeling United will reach a successful conclusion.
How can either of those be considered a successful conclusion?
I suppose it would be an improvement on their current striker, who is nobody
Which is why it wanted to sign him.You say that but King has scored just ONCE since the end of August ..... against Man United 😉
The winger West Ham just bought from Hull seems a bit interesting. Been scoring for fun in the championship.
You have a point regarding Rhodes, but he was an out an out striker. Wells, Ince and Bamford had one maybe two good season in the championship scoring wise but this guy Bowen has scored 14, 22 and now 16 (29 apps) goals in the championship in the last 3 seasons and he's only 23.Jordon Rhodes also scored a shit load in the championship
As did Nahki Wells, Patrick Bamford, Tom Ince etc the list goes on.
Let's see if this kid is any different.
That Samatta of opinionSamatta surely can’t be any worse than Wesley