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It's odd. They've turned into some kind of pan European player farm. At least we've benefitted with Cork, Bertrand and (so far so good) Romeu.
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VIDEO: Les Reed discusses the summer window of 2015
CB Fry replied to Saint-Armstrong's topic in The Saints
It's a shame he didn't reference Toby as a box not ticked, but we probably wouldn't have signed Caulker (or VVD) as a result so not really appropriate I suppose. Other than that it feels like another strong window to me. Or, as forum expertise will have it, clueless idiot Les gets lucky again just like clueless idiot Les got lucky last season and the one before that and the one before that. -
CONFIRMED - Virgil Van Dijk joins on Five Year Deal
CB Fry replied to Brizzie Saints's topic in The Saints
Clearly nothing to do with Koeman's contract. I don't expect Ronald to stay beyond his current deal, and that's fine. -
That's only dawned on me this morning - I was thinking RK might palm him off to a Dutch league club, where he'd probably look a world beater. Back to Hull, anyone? Brucie?
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Gaston will never again play "as an option". He might play in a League Cup game as a second stringer but that's not quite the same. He is effectively finished at SFC and I'd not be surprised to see him shipped off somewhere tomorrow, like last year.
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CONFIRMED - Virgil Van Dijk joins on Five Year Deal
CB Fry replied to Brizzie Saints's topic in The Saints
There won't be a press conference to announce the signing. In the same way there isn't a press conference for any signing. -
It's strange - the history of BBC2 thing they did last year really was excellent. This, however, is a will-this-do toss off.
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Andy D = The Javi of the Leibherr era.
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CONFIRMED - Virgil Van Dijk joins on Five Year Deal
CB Fry replied to Brizzie Saints's topic in The Saints
Scottish league TV deal is worth something like £15m per season. Not for Celtic. For everyone. Compare that with prize for finishing bottom of the Premier League which is about eight times that. -
I'm so happy to be stuck with him.
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Three year deal only. Yet another deferred meltdown. Club utterly clueless etc.
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CONFIRMED - Virgil Van Dijk joins on Five Year Deal
CB Fry replied to Brizzie Saints's topic in The Saints
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It's getting to something when we're getting the brush off from varieties of lettuce.
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CONFIRMED - Virgil Van Dijk joins on Five Year Deal
CB Fry replied to Brizzie Saints's topic in The Saints
What you gave no thought to was six weeks of braindead grizzling about how we weren't going to sign him when it was pretty obvious we were. -
CONFIRMED - Virgil Van Dijk joins on Five Year Deal
CB Fry replied to Brizzie Saints's topic in The Saints
Everything is so easy in hindsight isn't it? Anyway, you've got about 24 hours to settle on your comedy name for him. Virgil Damn Sh ite? Virgil Clown Dyke? Verging on Sh ite? -
You have no idea what we offered him. All you know is what he agreed to sign.
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CONFIRMED - Virgil Van Dijk joins on Five Year Deal
CB Fry replied to Brizzie Saints's topic in The Saints
I think you missed the joke. -
Who do we think we are? Everton or summink?
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£35m then? Very interesting if that is the case.
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Yeah, I think that it might play out like that. Not necessarily D Miliband but someone young and new to take Boris on. That's a best case scenario.
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Derby is about the same size as Southampton. Both cities have almost identical levels of mediocrity and "nothing to do". Both are spectacularly non description City centres. Both rely on their proximity to somewhere else (New Forest/Peak District) as their primary selling point. I'd say Derby has a more passionate football fan base than Southampton but not a great deal in it.
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Not last summer as far as I can recall. Said some stuff about wanting to join Arsenal one day to some Kenyan journalists, but that was mid season.
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Barely posted a word through August -December when we were playing brilliantly. He's not interested in us actually being successful.
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http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/jeremy-corbyn-is-a-stranger-to-responsibility-and-will-loathe-leadership-10471438.html Nicely covers a point I've made on here. The daily grind of responsibility will destroy Corbyn. From the minute he takes over he'll have half an eye on how he can quit, blameless, "on principle". I feel sorry for all the Corbynistas dutifully voting for a man who clearly doesn't want the job, and definitely has no interest in being prime minister at all.
