We just have to buy Gary Cahill
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Re: Re: We just have to buy Gary Cahill
[quote author=Sunny link=topic=44298.msg1384883#msg1384883 date=1314043459]
Nacional. I heard this rumour earlier today but no-one got onto me "I'll get me Coate" cryptic clue. Pffft. It's a pretty strong rumour at the moment
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I saw that and immediately went to mod chat in optimism
[quote author=Sunny link=topic=44298.msg1384883#msg1384883 date=1314043459]
Nacional. I heard this rumour earlier today but no-one got onto me "I'll get me Coate" cryptic clue. Pffft. It's a pretty strong rumour at the moment
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I saw that and immediately went to mod chat in optimism
Re: Re: We just have to buy Gary Cahill
[quote author=Mystic link=topic=44298.msg1384878#msg1384878 date=1314042949]
[quote author=Modo link=topic=44298.msg1384793#msg1384793 date=1314039459]
Love by association. Now I want Coates too.
He's Scottish!!!
I'd love to have Coates and Cahill.
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Was this you?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebasti%C3%A1n_Coates
Sorry to disappoint you
[quote author=Mystic link=topic=44298.msg1384878#msg1384878 date=1314042949]
[quote author=Modo link=topic=44298.msg1384793#msg1384793 date=1314039459]
Love by association. Now I want Coates too.
He's Scottish!!!
I'd love to have Coates and Cahill.
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Was this you?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebasti%C3%A1n_Coates
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Sorry to disappoint you
[quote author=Sunny link=topic=44298.msg1384883#msg1384883 date=1314043459]
Nacional. I heard this rumour earlier today but no-one got onto me "I'll get me Coate" cryptic clue. Pffft. It's a pretty strong rumour at the moment
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Pfft, I got it. ;D
Nacional. I heard this rumour earlier today but no-one got onto me "I'll get me Coate" cryptic clue. Pffft. It's a pretty strong rumour at the moment
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Pfft, I got it. ;D
most papers running with coates.
feels daft saying this since i've never seen the guy play, but i much prefer the idea of this kind of transfer to a scott dann or gary cahill. losing out on phil jones really stung at the time, but the way to hit back is to find a true alternative with the same youth and potential, not settle for a relative journeyman (and i mean relative - no disrespect). just hope this guy's the right choice!
[quote author=peterhague link=topic=44298.msg1384990#msg1384990 date=1314058156]
feels daft saying this since i've never seen the guy play, but i much prefer the idea of this kind of transfer to a scott dann or gary cahill. losing out on phil jones really stung at the time, but the way to hit back is to find a true alternative with the same youth and potential, not settle for a relative journeyman (and i mean relative - no disrespect). just hope this guy's the right choice!
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Yeah I agree. We need a star at CB and this is the way to get one if we don't have £25m to splash on one. It's a bit risky of course but this guy seems to be really highly rated and we already have plenty of 'ok' CB's so what's there to lose really(except some of the transfer fee of course)?
feels daft saying this since i've never seen the guy play, but i much prefer the idea of this kind of transfer to a scott dann or gary cahill. losing out on phil jones really stung at the time, but the way to hit back is to find a true alternative with the same youth and potential, not settle for a relative journeyman (and i mean relative - no disrespect). just hope this guy's the right choice!
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Yeah I agree. We need a star at CB and this is the way to get one if we don't have £25m to splash on one. It's a bit risky of course but this guy seems to be really highly rated and we already have plenty of 'ok' CB's so what's there to lose really(except some of the transfer fee of course)?
[quote author=peterhague link=topic=44298.msg1384990#msg1384990 date=1314058156]
feels daft saying this since i've never seen the guy play, but i much prefer the idea of this kind of transfer to a scott dann or gary cahill. losing out on phil jones really stung at the time, but the way to hit back is to find a true alternative with the same youth and potential, not settle for a relative journeyman (and i mean relative - no disrespect). just hope this guy's the right choice!
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Agree with most of that, but Cahill's no journeyman.
feels daft saying this since i've never seen the guy play, but i much prefer the idea of this kind of transfer to a scott dann or gary cahill. losing out on phil jones really stung at the time, but the way to hit back is to find a true alternative with the same youth and potential, not settle for a relative journeyman (and i mean relative - no disrespect). just hope this guy's the right choice!
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Agree with most of that, but Cahill's no journeyman.
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[quote author=peterhague link=topic=44298.msg1384990#msg1384990 date=1314058156]
feels daft saying this since i've never seen the guy play, but i much prefer the idea of this kind of transfer to a scott dann or gary cahill. losing out on phil jones really stung at the time, but the way to hit back is to find a true alternative with the same youth and potential, not settle for a relative journeyman (and i mean relative - no disrespect). just hope this guy's the right choice!
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Agree with most of that, but Cahill's no journeyman.
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2 teams, right?
[quote author=peterhague link=topic=44298.msg1384990#msg1384990 date=1314058156]
feels daft saying this since i've never seen the guy play, but i much prefer the idea of this kind of transfer to a scott dann or gary cahill. losing out on phil jones really stung at the time, but the way to hit back is to find a true alternative with the same youth and potential, not settle for a relative journeyman (and i mean relative - no disrespect). just hope this guy's the right choice!
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Agree with most of that, but Cahill's no journeyman.
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2 teams, right?
Dann isn't nailed on, but he's definitely an option we're seriously looking at & brum are lying cos at least two clubs have been allowed to talk to dann.
[quote author=FoxForceFive link=topic=44298.msg1385259#msg1385259 date=1314104243]
Dann isn't nailed on, but he's definitely an option we're seriously looking at & brum are lying cos at least two clubs have been allowed to talk to dann.
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We're signing Coates, are you not up with the news? =P
Dann isn't nailed on, but he's definitely an option we're seriously looking at & brum are lying cos at least two clubs have been allowed to talk to dann.
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We're signing Coates, are you not up with the news? =P
bolton are playing a dangerous game that may well backfire on them.
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[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=44298.msg1385813#msg1385813 date=1314179981]
bolton are playing a dangerous game that may well backfire on them.
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We have got the coats. No need for Cahill.
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I'm talking bolton in general. not bothered about cahill to liverpool now.
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=44298.msg1385813#msg1385813 date=1314179981]
bolton are playing a dangerous game that may well backfire on them.
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We have got the coats. No need for Cahill.
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I'm talking bolton in general. not bothered about cahill to liverpool now.
Bolton manager Owen Coyle has confirmed the club have rejected a "derisory" bid from Arsenal for defender Gary Cahill.
The 25-year-old is entering the final year of his contract at the Reebok Stadium and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has been consistently linked with the England international.
Wenger is keen to bolster his defensive options - he is also thought to be interested in Everton's Phil Jagielka - and has money available following the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
But Coyle says the two clubs are a distance apart in terms of their valuation of Cahill.
He said: "There was a conversation between (Bolton chairman) Phil Gartside and a representative of Arsenal.
"I'm only passing this on as a third party, but the word derisory doesn't even cover it.
"When I make an offer for a player, I'd like to think in the right ball park, but this wasn't even close.
"I spoke to Gary Cahill about it before the Macclesfield game, and he knows everything that's going on."
While Coyle did not confirm how much Arsenal had offered for the player, it is reported that the bid was in the region of £7million.
The 25-year-old is entering the final year of his contract at the Reebok Stadium and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has been consistently linked with the England international.
Wenger is keen to bolster his defensive options - he is also thought to be interested in Everton's Phil Jagielka - and has money available following the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
But Coyle says the two clubs are a distance apart in terms of their valuation of Cahill.
He said: "There was a conversation between (Bolton chairman) Phil Gartside and a representative of Arsenal.
"I'm only passing this on as a third party, but the word derisory doesn't even cover it.
"When I make an offer for a player, I'd like to think in the right ball park, but this wasn't even close.
"I spoke to Gary Cahill about it before the Macclesfield game, and he knows everything that's going on."
While Coyle did not confirm how much Arsenal had offered for the player, it is reported that the bid was in the region of £7million.
[quote author=Frogfish link=topic=44298.msg1387470#msg1387470 date=1314358744]
Bolton manager Owen Coyle has confirmed the club have rejected a "derisory" bid from Arsenal for defender Gary Cahill.
The 25-year-old is entering the final year of his contract at the Reebok Stadium and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has been consistently linked with the England international.
Wenger is keen to bolster his defensive options - he is also thought to be interested in Everton's Phil Jagielka - and has money available following the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
But Coyle says the two clubs are a distance apart in terms of their valuation of Cahill.
He said: "There was a conversation between (Bolton chairman) Phil Gartside and a representative of Arsenal.
"I'm only passing this on as a third party, but the word derisory doesn't even cover it.
"When I make an offer for a player, I'd like to think in the right ball park, but this wasn't even close.
"I spoke to Gary Cahill about it before the Macclesfield game, and he knows everything that's going on."
While Coyle did not confirm how much Arsenal had offered for the player, it is reported that the bid was in the region of £7million.
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Arsenal are a joke if thats true
Bolton manager Owen Coyle has confirmed the club have rejected a "derisory" bid from Arsenal for defender Gary Cahill.
The 25-year-old is entering the final year of his contract at the Reebok Stadium and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has been consistently linked with the England international.
Wenger is keen to bolster his defensive options - he is also thought to be interested in Everton's Phil Jagielka - and has money available following the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
But Coyle says the two clubs are a distance apart in terms of their valuation of Cahill.
He said: "There was a conversation between (Bolton chairman) Phil Gartside and a representative of Arsenal.
"I'm only passing this on as a third party, but the word derisory doesn't even cover it.
"When I make an offer for a player, I'd like to think in the right ball park, but this wasn't even close.
"I spoke to Gary Cahill about it before the Macclesfield game, and he knows everything that's going on."
While Coyle did not confirm how much Arsenal had offered for the player, it is reported that the bid was in the region of £7million.
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Arsenal are a joke if thats true
[quote author=barrymac20 link=topic=44298.msg1387475#msg1387475 date=1314360282]
[quote author=Frogfish link=topic=44298.msg1387470#msg1387470 date=1314358744]
Bolton manager Owen Coyle has confirmed the club have rejected a "derisory" bid from Arsenal for defender Gary Cahill.
The 25-year-old is entering the final year of his contract at the Reebok Stadium and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has been consistently linked with the England international.
Wenger is keen to bolster his defensive options - he is also thought to be interested in Everton's Phil Jagielka - and has money available following the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
But Coyle says the two clubs are a distance apart in terms of their valuation of Cahill.
He said: "There was a conversation between (Bolton chairman) Phil Gartside and a representative of Arsenal.
"I'm only passing this on as a third party, but the word derisory doesn't even cover it.
"When I make an offer for a player, I'd like to think in the right ball park, but this wasn't even close.
"I spoke to Gary Cahill about it before the Macclesfield game, and he knows everything that's going on."
While Coyle did not confirm how much Arsenal had offered for the player, it is reported that the bid was in the region of £7million.
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Arsenal are a jokeif thats true
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[quote author=Frogfish link=topic=44298.msg1387470#msg1387470 date=1314358744]
Bolton manager Owen Coyle has confirmed the club have rejected a "derisory" bid from Arsenal for defender Gary Cahill.
The 25-year-old is entering the final year of his contract at the Reebok Stadium and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has been consistently linked with the England international.
Wenger is keen to bolster his defensive options - he is also thought to be interested in Everton's Phil Jagielka - and has money available following the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
But Coyle says the two clubs are a distance apart in terms of their valuation of Cahill.
He said: "There was a conversation between (Bolton chairman) Phil Gartside and a representative of Arsenal.
"I'm only passing this on as a third party, but the word derisory doesn't even cover it.
"When I make an offer for a player, I'd like to think in the right ball park, but this wasn't even close.
"I spoke to Gary Cahill about it before the Macclesfield game, and he knows everything that's going on."
While Coyle did not confirm how much Arsenal had offered for the player, it is reported that the bid was in the region of £7million.
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Arsenal are a joke
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hahaha, 6m for Cahill.
I might offer Liverpool £1 to get Joe Cole to come wash my car.
Actually, scrap that, stupid idea. I've got a C Max, he'd never be able to reach the roof.
I might offer Liverpool £1 to get Joe Cole to come wash my car.
Actually, scrap that, stupid idea. I've got a C Max, he'd never be able to reach the roof.
[quote author=FoxForceFive link=topic=44298.msg1387512#msg1387512 date=1314362520]
hahaha, 6m for Cahill.
I might offer Liverpool £1 to get Joe Cole to come wash my car.
Actually, scrap that, stupid idea. I've got a C Max, he'd never be able to reach the roof.
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What's a "C Max" and, are you still getting the scooter ?
hahaha, 6m for Cahill.
I might offer Liverpool £1 to get Joe Cole to come wash my car.
Actually, scrap that, stupid idea. I've got a C Max, he'd never be able to reach the roof.
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What's a "C Max" and, are you still getting the scooter ?
Well, in fairness they need to sell as it doesn't look like he'll sign a new contract. If it were me I'd rather go in with an embarrassingly low offer than one too high.
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