Summer Transfer Window 2025 Thread

[matty1878]

With the game coming up, we're now waiting for the Pogba transfer to go through so the Pope can call Ramadam. No signings for at least 6 days.

lies

 

[matty1878]

I honestly think Gnonto will be a really good player. I’d love for us to go back in for him.

he’s not a moyes target

 

[matty1878]

been linked with bizouma

 

[Tramps_mate]

Will there be anyone left to sign after Forrest sign everyone!!

 

[hoppy]

Brentford sign striker from Bournemouth quattara 42.5 million is he worth that

 

[ToffeeTim]

That Sunderland performance is a clear example of why teams should be doing their transfer business as early as possible.

Fair play to them for their urgency to carry out a plan. They are ready to play matches and it will give them a far better chance than other recently promoted teams.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Brentford sign striker from Bournemouth quattara 42.5 million is he worth that

No.

 

[Nymzee]

Spent a good 5 hours in the beer garden, hopped back online to see if any good rumours came out today, just see Zat doing acid tabs again.

 

[Nymzee]

That Sunderland performance is a clear example of why teams should be doing their transfer business as early as possible.

Fair play to them for their urgency to carry out a plan. They are ready to play matches and it will give them a far better chance than other recently promoted teams.

If they get beat 4-0 next weekend will you still post the same comment?

 

[Curtis]

That Sunderland performance is a clear example of why teams should be doing their transfer business as early as possible.

Fair play to them for their urgency to carry out a plan. They are ready to play matches and it will give them a far better chance than other recently promoted teams.

Don't promoted teams typically spend very early because they have the finances available and in are usually desperate to bring in players suitable for the premier league? All the other promoted teams signed extensive players this window already lol whether they're good or not is a another question look at Ipswich last season

 

[Shibbywiggles]

That Sunderland performance is a clear example of why teams should be doing their transfer business as early as possible.

Fair play to them for their urgency to carry out a plan. They are ready to play matches and it will give them a far better chance than other recently promoted teams.

It’s also an example West Ham are terrible and Potter at Brighton is looking more and more like a fluke every day

Doing business early is great if you can afford to overpay and your targets are easy to get (desperate to play in the premier league with no other suitors)

Now Grealish might not be ready to start against Leeds Monday but surely it was worth waiting to get a player of his quality over the line rather than loaning Harrison because it could be done early (for example)

 

[ToffeeTim]

If they get beat 4-0 next weekend will you still post the same comment?

I will still think the same. I think it took like 6 or 7 weeks for a promoted team to win last season

They are giving themselves a far better chance by having players in early.

 

[Somerset Blue]

been linked with bizouma

Where’s this from Matty?

 

[Verbal Kint]

Brentford sign striker from Bournemouth quattara 42.5 million is he worth that

No that's a mad signing..... I'd worry for Brentford this year.....

Well I won't worry but replacing Franks, Mbeumo and the midfielder that went to Arsenal will be tough. I can't see Keith Andrew's being up to the task

 

[Somerset Blue]

No.

Semenyo is, but we have no chance