AmericanNorwichFan

[quote user="lake district canary"][quote user="shaunieboy77"]If Wolves can go there and win 2-0 then so can we..however I am using logic[/quote] True, but that result was a bit of a fluke. More relevant maybe is where Newcastle beat QPR 6-0 away a few days before that - and the QPR manager said afterwards his team were too stretched at times - which is what sometimes happens to us when we lose a bit of discipline in midfield. We are going to have to be willing to work incredibly hard to get anything out of this match and be very diciplined. 0-0 woud be a great result imo, but as you say, if Wolves can do it...... [/quote] I think we can be accused of being too narrow at times, not stretched?

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When Hull were relegated 2 years ago, they kept their stadium, along with QPR and Burnley. So I''d assume we''d keep ours as well.

I''d stick with Neil. But if I had to choose one of them.. it would be Bruce

He''s proven at this level and probably wants out of Leicester. Not sure we could afford those Prem wages he''s bound to be on though.

Even though theoretically, losing Ricky and Redmond would''ve freed up significant wages, allowing us to spend a bit more even if the outgoing transfer fees were less than the incoming transfer fees. They keep on saying, "we have no need to sell", but I agree with Indy, it is curious how the links to strikers disappear when the Brady leaving rumors died down.

They''ve already bought Jedinak and Chester. Their owner has said promotion was their one and only plan for this season. If things don''t pick up, I''d imagine their owner getting itchy and getting rid of Di Matteo. All of which bodes well for us.

Perhaps in a few years he can become our record signing (from sporting) and score a header on his debut... Wait....

Apparently we are in the hunt with Southampton, Stoke, Newcastle, and Cardiff to sign Eintracht Frankfurt forward Luc Castaignos. It says "sources close to the player have told ESPN FC" Decent scoring record in the Dutch league (sounds familiar), and an okay record in his first season in Germany. Sounds promising but I''d doubt we''d beat out a Prem side for his signature.

Just from a quick Google search... Sounds like he''s a young, promising centre back that plays in the French second division?

He''s now deleted it. But it was there and pretty much said "good luck in your future adventures".

I know he has an incredible work rate. Never stops harrying and chasing. More of a poacher, he''d be good to come off the bench if we were chasing the game and wanted two up top.

AN has said that they are prepared to pay the going rate to secure a striker. Hopefully that means this deal gets done soon.

There are some pretty obscure clubs in the Europa League sometimes.

He''s rapid. Mostly plays as a winger and is a full international. Not sure MLS defenses are a good standard of comparison though.

People who are saying McCormack would be a gamble are wrong. He is the definition of a proven striker. Now, he won''t have much sell on value at 29/30. But that''s different than being a gamble.

Well that''s Sunderland down isn''t it? Do you think we could convince them to swap places with us, just to save them from all the agony of relegation?

They do have a buy back clause?

I don''t think Neil would put up with anyone who was not committed to the cause completely. If Neil doesn''t want him here, I''m sure he can figure out a way to move him on or out in some capacity.

He''s 34 turning 35 this month. Not what we need if you ask me. I''m all for signing a centre back. Just not one who is a 1-2 year solution.

Mourinho and him are like peas in a pod. He''s dominated no matter where he''s gone. Think he''ll bring them a season or two of success, that''s all they were hoping for from him.

Automatic promotion, or top 5. Can''t see us any lower than that. Even if we sell Brady and or Olsson, we still have a squad made up of good, solid, championship players that can get us up.

As an American, I can tell you Klinsmann is frustratingly stubborn, but it hasn''t been all that bad under him. Frustrating most of the time, but not awful. Don''t think he''d bring a massive upgrade to England and I don''t think he''d leave the US job.

We shouldn''t sell for anything less than Redmonds fee. He is a more complete player than Redmond is, and is coming off of a good tournament performance. All of these should hike the price up.

Anyone that can''t break into that crystal palace team I wouldn''t touch. That includes Williams.