Restark19

Wrong thread. Whoops. If we don't sign anyone else we're going down. Simple as

As it stands: 2/10

Wanted to return to Spain apparently

So because he's not starting over falcao he isn't good enough? Christ.

Go on then. Who could we sign who fits your specifications?

Release clause. Spartak have no say.

Saw that Promes has a 30m euro release clause, about £26m. Tbh I think this could be for real. Better signing than Walcott imo

I wanted him in the summer. Not sure now, hard to see Allardyce staying at Everton long term, they wanted Silva and Silva wanted them, say we hire Silva now and then BFS leaves Everton in the summer, Silva would be straight out the door

Very tedious.

Top quality signings those, which is why it won't happen

Gaitan off to Watford apparently

If he's a saints player he should be training with the squad now, a la VVD at Liverpool, he's been pictured training with Arsenal. Maybe the deal is close but hard to see that it's done

http://www.espn.co.uk/football/soccer-transfers/story/3326596/mario-balotelli-leaving-nice-in-january-is-unimaginable-club-president

No Jedinak?

Dembele and Walcott in with no more outs would make a decent window IMO

Astounded that he's chosen Liverpool when he could have his pick of clubs. Class player, arrogant ****.

----------------FF -----Stephens Maya Hoedt Pied----------------------McQueen -----Romeu Davis Hojbjerg -------------Boufal -----------Gabbiadini

Peter Bosz has a clear philosophy for youth development, and that fits perfectly with the mentality at Dortmund. The Dutchman showed at Ajax that he is willing to give talented youngsters the playing time they need to develop into top players. During his time in the Dutch capital, he relied on players such as Davison Sanchez (20), Bertrand Traore (21), Kasper Dolberg (19), Matthijs de Ligt (17) and Hakim Ziyech (24) Bosz's style of play combines a mixture of those advocated by two of the Bundesliga's most successful coaches of recent times. On the one hand, the style of football once used by Jürgen Klopp at Borussia sits well with Bosz. He enjoys quick, attacking football and the use of the famous Gegenpressing. His style also resembles that of former Bayern coach Pep Guardiola. Bosz likes his teams to keep possession using a quick-passing style. At Barcelona, Pep had a rule that a player should not be in possession of the ball for longer than three seconds. At Ajax, Bosz stated, "Barcelona had the three-second rule. We're not Barcelona, so I've introduced the two-second rule."

Should go in for Bosz once he's sacked by Dortmund, did well at Ajax and would hopefully be happy to take a (big) step down to revive his career.

Not signing Jedinak

10 games and you lot are all calling for him to be sacked. Is this what our fanbase has come to? Absolute jokers the lot of you.

http://sportwitness.co.uk/agent-reveals-southampton-turned-three-clubs-keep-weekend-hero-club/ Interesting from Boufals agent

Pretty happy I put a tenner on it back at 16/1 now!