Accidentally deleted it so carry on...

Is that the same loan deal that West Brom wouldn't allow us to extend?

 

 

Wasn't it that the rules wouldn't allow us to extend?

Davies going doesnt bother me. 3m for an injury prone midfielder is probably the best we can get. If fit then more like 5m.

 

Its the worry that this clown might get that money to bring more stumps in.

Cash in!

 

We all know how good he is but what's the point when we only have him for 10-15 games a season?

 

£3m profit on sale and it must be £1m a year off the wage bill. If dougies right and we are currently at the £8m loss target then that should mean the majority of the £4m can be spent

Hope we stick a sell on clause on the Davies deal just in case in he can stay fit for a season, his value would shoot up.

3 million for what is effectively nothing is good business.

 

I cant even remember what he fucking looks like.

Wasn't it that the rules wouldn't allow us to extend?

Stay away from this board with your facts! This is purely a place to rubbish both manager and club.

Is that the same loan deal that West Brom wouldn't allow us to extend?

 

DF never asked as the original agreement was to finish before the end of the season, any one in any business would have asked the question, but not DF and what a disaster that was as it was our best chance for probably the next 10 years maybe 20 years to get promotion.

Will they give Dougie the cash if they are considering potting him (don't know if they are or not) I think due to circumstances I'd keep him.

 

Not convinced we'd spend more than 500k of it.

Selling anybody for any money is pointless - Dougie won't be given the money to spend. We need swap deals.

Just seen that Birmingham are interested in Ben Arfa on loan. I didn't think there'd be a chance of him dropping to the champ but if we did sell Davies then it would give us the cash to challenge for a deal like this

3 million for what is effectively nothing is good business.

 

I cant even remember what he fucking looks like.

 

A fat chewatt - that's what (see picture below), toe injury or not, he could still use the exercise bike, has Dougie not replaced them from Coyle's reign of terror?

 

 

His mam's also been let loose with the pinking shears and pudding basin an' all by the looks of it.

Edited September 1, 201411 yr by Youri McAnespie

Selling anybody for any money is pointless - Dougie won't be given the money to spend. We need swap deals.

Got, got, not got, got...

3 million for what is effectively nothing is good business.

 

I cant even remember what he fucking looks like.

He's the one on crutches, holding a prescription and a bag of cash.

We are going to be paying him wages for another 3+ years to be crocked aren't we?

Wasn't it that the rules wouldn't allow us to extend?

Yup it was a 3 month loan rather than a rest of the season loan as iirc it went through outside the transfer window.

I wouldn't let Dougie near a piggy bank let alone a £3m transfer kitty.

Wasn't it that the rules wouldn't allow us to extend?

 

Yes you are right. 

We are going to be paying him wages for another 3+ years to be crocked aren't we?

 

Has he got that long left? I wonder how much he is actually costing us. We cant afford to be carrying people like that.

 

He's never going to be fit in this league for long with legs made of yoghurt.

 

I wouldn't let Dougie near a piggy bank let alone a £3m transfer kitty.

 

got me thinking of high end call girls hahaha 

DF never asked as the original agreement was to finish before the end of the season, any one in any business would have asked the question, but not DF and what a disaster that was as it was our best chance for probably the next 10 years maybe 20 years to get promotion.

 

It was a maximum of a 3 month loan which ended the week before the season finished

 

We could theoretically have extended it on an emergency basis i.e if say wheater, knight and ream got injured.

As long we bring in a couple ie someone capable of holding the ball up & someone else to pass the ball forward more than two yards I 'll be happy

It was a maximum of a 3 month loan which ended the week before the season finished

 

We could theoretically have extended it on an emergency basis i.e if say wheater, knight and ream got injured.

Do you think someone like Allardyce would at least try to have a go at bending the rules to get him until after the play offs, the fact is he did not even try.

It was a maximum of a 3 month loan which ended the week before the season finished

 

We could theoretically have extended it on an emergency basis i.e if say wheater, knight and ream got injured.

My understanding is that all loans outside the windows are limited to 90 days

Which is why we could only have mason for 57? Days in his second spell last season

 

If you read the regs, there is no way Dawson could've stayed any longer

I don't know that DF realised that, mind

All these discussuions about who we might sign, or sell, or get fit, or get unfit, or swap ................... just look what DF has done with the players he's had over the last 2 years. Player changes look pointless to me.

re: dawson loan, there's direct quotes to DF here, so you can either use this to have a pop at him, or use this to defend his integrity

 

Dougie Freedman declined to extend Craig Dawson loan extention

 

http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/wanderers/wanderersnews/10324074.Dougie_Freedman_declined_to_extend_Craig_Dawson_loan_extention/?ref=rss

 

DOUGIE Freedman has revealed he passed up on a chance to “bend” the loan rules and extend Craig Dawson’s stay at the Reebok.

 

The Wanderers boss had the opportunity of renewing the West Brom defender’s deal, thus enabling him to feature in the final two games of the season against Cardiff City and Blackpool and the first leg of any potential play-off.

 

“There was a two-week window that we could have done something,” the manager said. “But that’s not the right thing to do. That’s bending the rules.

 

“I don’t like excuses, I don’t like complaining about referees and I don’t bend rules. I play fair and stick to what we said."