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Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 24 May 2011, 22:43
by ferrarilover
To compliment the TUFC specific thread of the same nature, here is the everyone else, from Man Utd to FC United of Manchester.
I'll kick us off with AC Northampton and their (re-) signing of...
Akinfatwa!
The OP reckons he and Harrod will be lethal next year, really, easily pleased down the wrong end of the table, aren't they?
Matt.
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 25 May 2011, 00:05
by Glostergull
Had to get this one in.
Brissle Rovers have let Danny Senda go. I thought he was one of the better players especialy toward the end of the season when they needed someone to fight for the cause. Maybe we should rethink getting him back.
They have also shown the door to several others including MArk Cooper who went to Frome town a little earlier and I know he was a fantastic prospect of a defender. Jordan Tilson sho I think was the son of former Rovers player who came from QPR with 2 other, one being the present Wycombe manager.
Jeff hughes who would be good for us. I expect he was too expensive though.
Gavin Williams. Again I am very surprised as Rovers fans would have liked him to stay.
JP Kalala loanee from Yeovil if I am not mistaken or a very short term signing at least
Jeril Ifil. Can't say much about him as I didn't see him play
Hoskins has left for a reported 1/2 Million and Lines is in talks with Crystal Palace.
Harry Pell along with Conrad Logan and Joe Kuffour are a few that are left so it looks like a complete clearout more or less and there are reports that Noses have been sniffing around Joe Kuffour
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 25 May 2011, 07:33
by Mav
Ben Pringle released by Derby County - would you have him back with us?
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 25 May 2011, 08:42
by tommygull
Buckle obviously told them to get rid of Senda after he ruined our unbeaten run against Southend (I think it was that game!)
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 25 May 2011, 17:29
by Fletch
tommygull wrote:Buckle obviously told them to get rid of Senda after he ruined our unbeaten run against Southend (I think it was that game!)
Try Maccy. Think he mis hit a pass to one of their players for a goal??
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 25 May 2011, 18:02
by tommygull
That must be the one
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 25 May 2011, 22:53
by ferrarilover
Their fans rate him as the best RB outside the Championship, have Senda back tomorrow.
Matt.
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 31 May 2011, 18:53
by AndyC
Crawley just got even stronger - already 4/1 or 5/1 favourites for the title and now signed Wes Thomas on a free from Cheltenham as well. That's some strike force they are going to have.
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 31 May 2011, 18:58
by happytorq
AndyC wrote:Crawley just got even stronger - already 4/1 or 5/1 favourites for the title and now signed Wes Thomas on a free from Cheltenham as well. That's some strike force they are going to have.
Hey, maybe they'll go bust in November.
Hope springs eternal. In an ideal world, they'll finish bottom with Bristol Rovers second bottom
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 31 May 2011, 19:42
by AlexGulls
Theyve also signed Scott Davies the one Reading released.
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 06 Jun 2011, 11:10
by HRG
According to the Rovers forum BRFC have asked Wycombe about the availability of Scott Rendell. After paying out over £100k on him I imagine Wycombe would want to recoup most of if not all of that fee. Can't see it happening but what do I know?
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 06 Jun 2011, 11:15
by gashead josh
Matt Gill has just signed for the gas.
Another reason for you to dislike us haha.
Re: Everyone else's INs and OUTs
Posted: 06 Jun 2011, 11:47
by BritishGAS
gashead josh wrote:Matt Gill has just signed for the gas.
Another reason for you to dislike us haha.
And so has Bevan.
2 new signings in the space of minutes, since Buckle has come back off his holibobs.
It certainly looks like it's going to be an exciting few weeks ahead.