Mister_Stubbs
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You know transfer deadline day has really jumped the shark, when the BBC have a "Football Manager computer game expert" giving updates throughout the day on their live feed
Maybe it's just for us? So our transfer muppets can get an early night instead of waiting until midnight to find out whether we really are going to sign a deadline day double of Mats Hummels and Kevin De Bruyne!
"West Brom are back in for Darren Fletcher, whose move to West Ham from Manchester United appeared to be off on Saturday. The Baggies also look like signing Carlton Cole from West Ham on a free transfer and are trying to land the defensive midfielder Etienne Capoue from Tottenham.
"Burnley have lodged a bid for the West Brom midfielder Graham Dorrans of around £1.5m and the two clubs are still talking. Neil Taylor the Swansea left-back may also be joining West Brom today while funds could be generated by the sale for around £5m of striker Brown Ideye to Qatari club Al-Ghararafa. In short, a busy day for Tony Pulis et al."
That is really embarrassing for BBCYou know transfer deadline day has really jumped the shark, when the BBC have a "Football Manager computer game expert" giving updates throughout the day on their live feed
It was lonelyDid you just answer your own post?
BBC
12:40
Some Manchester United news up next...
Was hoping for a world class central defender plus Gareth Bale confirmed as Done DealsAnderson I guess
Turns out that the news is that there is no news!BBC
12:40
Some Manchester United news up next...
and Harry Wheeler-Dealer was already in top form on Friday too
On selling Jordon Mutch to Crystal Palace: "We had an offer for him, it was a money-back type of deal. Jordan's a good lad and I like him a lot but he hadn't got up and running."
On potential incoming transfers: "I'm sure there's plenty of potential with Jordan but we're looking to bring in one or two so we had to bring some money in. But we're still struggling to find someone to bring in - that's the problem."
On whether he is looking to offload wingers Junior Hoilett and Matty Phillips: "I would rather Junior and Matty stay here. Les Ferdinand said there has been some interest in Junior from a German club. But we're not overloaded with players and we're looking to strengthen not weaken."
On speculation linking Dutch winger Leroy Fer away from Loftus Road: "Absolute rubbish. Nonsense. I've had no offers for anybody."
Emmanuel Adebayor?: "I don't see that happening. He's an excellent player - you don't play for Arsenal, Real Madrid, Manchester City, Tottenham if you're not. I wouldn't see him leaving Tottenham - it's too expensive a deal for us. We're looking for loans. I' don't know if he is available on loan."
Dani Osvaldo?: "No. Nothing there. That's not because of the baggage of his history at Southampton - he's a good player. We couldn't afford him basically. He's on big, big wages. I think there are options in Italy for him."
Bakary Sako?: "Made an enquiry and that's as far as it went. Les Ferdinand spoke to the people at Wolverhampton - it's not gone any further."
Yann M'Vila?: He belongs to Rubin Kazan, that's not going to happen.
Rudy Gestede?: No, not going to happen.
Aaron Lennon?: Good player - not spoke to anyone at Tottenham about that.
More from Harry: "We can sit and talk about players all day, but you need to get them over the line. We're nowhere near yet."
Yeah. Bild reported that the transfer will cost €32m + additional bonus payments. Then added his wages on top and came up with that 66m story, which equals around £50m. Doubt it's true though, I've read different numbers every day and the way Klaus Allofs (Wolfsburg's director of football) talked about the transfer, I can't see Wolfsburg paying that much.Assuming they must mean total cost including his wages over the term of the contract but still seems fecking expensive. After the Luiz deal, anything is possible I guess, they are out-Levy-ing Levy.