WBA Transfer Window: (Summer 2015) Starting early..

Tom_Wba · 27-03-2015, 15:16

(27-03-2015, 14:49)talkSAFT Wrote:
(27-03-2015, 13:27)Tom_Wba Wrote: Still a while away yet but has anyone got any gut feeling picks of who we'll sign/try to sign over the summer?
I'm going to throw Michu's name into the mix! currently on loan at Napoli and hasn't figured really all season (though he has had a injury as well) i think he's the sort of player Tony Pulis would like at the club Tall,Strong,Good in the air,Scores goals wouldn't be surprised to see us linked with him depending on how his situation at Swansea pans out

I was thinking of him the other day, Tom, and couldn't remember what happened to him. How come Swans let him go? - because he was shithot only a couple of years ago.

Not sure why he left to be honest i presume he just had enough at Swansea but after seeing the grass isn't always greener on the other side he could well fancy a stay in the premier league. I believe Swansea and Napoli agreed a fee of around £6.5M if they wished to make the move permanent and it looks like that deal is dead, I think if Swansea did decide to sell then they'll be lucky to get anywhere near that £6.5M (maybe £4M max?)

wba_1996 · 27-03-2015, 16:39

Micah Richards? Big mates with Lescott and set to leave City. Wages may be an issue but with the likes of Lescott and Fletcher coming in we obviously have more money to offer nowadays, with even more when the new TV deal comes in.

We would need to be 100% sure his injury troubles are behind him before making a move but if he was up for it then it could be a brilliant signing.

drewks · 27-03-2015, 18:18

I wonder how the mega greedy top standerd players will view the wages available following the flood of money pouring into the PL? Obviously EVERY PL club will have more money again from next season, but presumabley players will still be after the very highest wages they can get, so nothing will really change in the pecking order.
Depressing really.

Stairs · 29-03-2015, 09:44

Wisdom, Mulumbu and Anichebe all look to be going whilst early suggestions are Sako and Lambert could be targets

Tom_Wba · 29-03-2015, 10:16

(29-03-2015, 09:44)Stairs Wrote: Wisdom, Mulumbu and Anichebe all look to be going whilst early suggestions are Sako and Lambert could be targets

I would of taken both Lambert & Sako earlier this season but now we've got a whole summer ahead of us i'd be disappointed if these pair are the best we can come up with

Stairs · 31-03-2015, 13:56

6' 2" Defender link

Stairs · 02-04-2015, 12:26

Striker and midfielder additions

drewks · 02-04-2015, 12:34

(31-03-2015, 13:56)Stairs Wrote: 6' 2" Defender link

(02-04-2015, 12:26)Stairs Wrote: Striker and midfielder additions

Cmon then Stairs, y'old tease....... who?! Big Grin

Stairs · 02-04-2015, 12:53

(02-04-2015, 12:34)drewks Wrote:
(31-03-2015, 13:56)Stairs Wrote: 6' 2" Defender link

(02-04-2015, 12:26)Stairs Wrote: Striker and midfielder additions

Cmon then Stairs, y'old tease....... who?!

I fill in the details on the head article in this thread..... go take a look.

Dundee and Malaga strikers plus Midfielder - Matt Phillips (QPR)

WBA-Josh · (This post was last modified: 02-04-2015, 15:14 by WBA-Josh.)

Nordin Amrabat is a left winger not a striker. Last season and the other seasons before that he was used as a winger on either side. This season, he has been used as a striker because of his blistering pace. His loan at Malaga ends on June 30th and there will probably be plenty of interest in him. Malaga have until the 30th April to complete a permanent deal for him and if they fail to, which could happen because of their money problems, we could attract him to the club with the promise of Premier League football. If we manage to sign him, I hope that we use him as a left winger and not as a striker because his creativity and pace is used to better effect when out wide.

Jordan Rhodes, Jon Walters and Carlton Cole other targets for summer in addition to Neil Taylor. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footbal...aylor.html