TBM Ok so transfer deadline day is tomorrow.................thing is, half the premier league and a near on full championship fixture list is being played
So how are players involved in those games supposed to go and sign for somebody else?!
Silver Fox They're not, LOLz @ Jim Watt or whatever his name is
I'll still tune in to see what Natalie's wearing mind you
Dare to Dr£amTBM Ok so transfer deadline day is tomorrow.................thing is, half the premier league and a near on full championship fixture list is being played
So how are players involved in those games supposed to go and sign for somebody else?!
That is a good point. I imagine there will be quite a few sickness bugs going around where clubs pull the player from the games.
Mr Angry What time does the window shut?
If its 5pm, then the games tomorrow night aren't affected; if its midnight, presumably a club will tell a player that someone is in for them and pull them out of the game.
Simples.
TBMMr Angry What time does the window shut?
If its 5pm, then the games tomorrow night aren't affected; if its midnight, presumably a club will tell a player that someone is in for them and pull them out of the game.
Simples.
11pm
but take the deal of Arteta in August - wasn't it around 7pm that he told Everton he wanted to join Arsenal......tomorrow things like that aren't likely to happen - so i reckon by lunchtime tomorrow most teams will have wrapped up their dealings, or at least made an approach for a player
Yet it was the drama over Arteta that provided the major talking point. Arsenal had enraged Everton with an opening offer of £5m, which was laughed out of Goodison Park and when they returned with £10m, it was still too low. Wenger had previously shown an interest in the Everton centre-half Phil Jagielka, for whom he was quoted £20m, and it was made clear that Arteta was rated in a similar bracket.
But the situation turned abruptly when Arteta asked to leave, having had his head turned by Arsenal's interest and the chance to play Champions League football with them. Everton felt powerless to keep him and they were forced to accept the £10m. "Mikel indicated to me that he wished to join Arsenal," said the manager, David Moyes. "I am very disappointed to lose him but the prospect of Champions League football was something I wasn't able to offer him."
Everton felt no little frustration, and not only because of the size of the fee. They could not understand why Arsenal had waited until the deadline day to make their move for a player that Wenger had long coveted, particularly as they had taken £35m for Fábregas two weeks ago. Nasri's £24m transfer to City went through last week. Arteta signed a five-year contract at Goodison last summer, worth £75,000 a week, which made him the highest paid player in the club's history. He accepted less to smooth his transfer to Arsenal on a four-year contract.
Mr Angry Apparantly the money bags Russian team
Silver Fox I'll still tune in to see what Natalie's wearing mind you
Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas had insisted the transfer was nothing to do with him and that it was down to "club policy for the future".
TBMChelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas had insisted the transfer was nothing to do with him and that it was down to "club policy for the future".
Simon's Church A big LOL at Kevin De Bruyne apparently costing about as much as Huddersfield want for Rhodes
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