HomeWhat country is he from?scottjames30 wrote:I bet we'll sign some fucker.
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21 Re: 2 signings before QPR Sun Jan 26, 2014 6:48 pm
observer
Andy Walker
22 Re: 2 signings before QPR Sun Jan 26, 2014 6:49 pm
scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
observer wrote:What country is he from?scottjames30 wrote:I bet we'll sign some fucker.
it could be some fucker from anywhere.
23 Re: 2 signings before QPR Sun Jan 26, 2014 7:11 pm
Guest
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luckyPeterpiper wrote:Remember swansea wanted him in the summer but baulked at his wage demands and I'd bet he hasn't dropped them
If it is a loan he's not making any wage demands, his contract doesn't change. Swansea will pay a % of his wage for the duration of the loan.
24 Re: 2 signings before QPR Sun Jan 26, 2014 7:29 pm
Triumph
Tony Kelly
Yesterday proved without Ngog it's going to be Bolton Nil.
25 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 11:34 am
Barryjw
Nicolas Anelka
For most of the time he has been with us its been Bolton Nil!!!Triumph wrote:Yesterday proved without Ngog it's going to be Bolton Nil.
26 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 12:11 pm
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
TBF in some games we were lucky to get nil.Barryjw wrote:For most of the time he has been with us its been Bolton Nil!!!Triumph wrote:Yesterday proved without Ngog it's going to be Bolton Nil.
27 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 3:47 pm
Triumph
Tony Kelly
You can't score if you are not on the pitch!Barryjw wrote:For most of the time he has been with us its been Bolton Nil!!!Triumph wrote:Yesterday proved without Ngog it's going to be Bolton Nil.
28 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 4:04 pm
luckyPeterpiper
Ivan Campo
Well, N'Gog has gone so boggers is now halfway to winning the bet. You'll have an lPp free week starting Saturday Feb 2nd and I shall not return until Feb 9th. I just hope DF signs someone decent and NOT this guy from Boro who has 2 goals in 24 matches and is struggling for form and fitness according to sky sports news.
We don't need another dud benchwarmer, we need some real quality and pronto.
We don't need another dud benchwarmer, we need some real quality and pronto.
29 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 4:24 pm
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
More now on the news that Swansea have bolstered their attacking options with the signing of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] from Bolton. The striker has joined for an undisclosed fee after passing a medical on Monday afternoon and the Swans are hoping he will be cleared by the Premier League to line up against Fulham tomorrow.
Thank you and goodnight!
Quality in please.
Thank you and goodnight!
Quality in please.
30 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 4:38 pm
Barryjw
Nicolas Anelka
I was referring to the times he was on the pitch!Triumph wrote:You can't score if you are not on the pitch!Barryjw wrote:For most of the time he has been with us its been Bolton Nil!!!Triumph wrote:Yesterday proved without Ngog it's going to be Bolton Nil.
31 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 5:18 pm
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
It does seem odd that we are struggling for a fit striker and we have sold Ngog who is fit. I can only guess the money for his wages will be used to bring others in.
32 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 6:34 pm
aaron_bwfc
Moderator
Just asked Marc Iles on twitter regarding Albrighton and he reckons their is nothing in the story, shame he's a cracking player.
33 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 7:03 pm
Culcheth_White
Andy Walker
So there we go, N'Gog has gone, even though you said in an another post he wouldn't go. N'Gog signed a 3 year deal with us on 31 August 2011 and he was on £32K a week, multiply that by say 25 weeks left on his contract and there you have the 800K figure.luckyPeterpiper wrote:Culceth I don't claim to be in the know mate. I just believe that if Ngog was going to move it would have happened already. Remember swansea wanted him in the summer but baulked at his wage demands and I'd bet he hasn't dropped them 'cos DF says he HOPES the lure of Premiership football will be enough to make Ngog move not that he KNOWS it's going to happen.Culcheth_White wrote:Luckypeterpiper obviously is in the know, he'll look a bit foolish if we sign a decent player like mcnaughton or Dawson. I suppose letting n'gog possibly leave for Swansea and freeing up around 800k in wages won't give dougie some manoeuvre in the transfer market. What do I know?
If I'm wrong and we do sign McNaughton or Dawson or preferably both then I'll be more than happy to hold my hand up and say I was wrong after my week off. I want what's good for the club and would much rather be proven to be a cynical twit than be given the opportunity to say "I told you so" because if I'm right I fear we might even wind up in serious danger of going down again.
By the way where does the 800K figure come from? Ngog is only being mooted as a loan move to swansea and with about fifteen weeks of the season left that comes out at more than fifty K a week. I heard he was on about 20 - 25 so at most we'd free up 400K and that's assuming the swans would pay ALL his wages which they've already refused to do once.
We will also receive a nice little bonus if Swansea stay up as well.
34 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 7:08 pm
luckyPeterpiper
Ivan Campo
Ok Culceth, thanks for that mate. Didn't realise he was on that much. Like I said I felt he wouldn't go but he has and so be it. I do think it could be good for us in the long run but with just one fit striker left I'm hoping we haven't shot ourselves in the foot. What do you think of this middlesborough guy Jutkiewicz, 2 goals in 24 appearances isn't filling me with confidence.Culcheth_White wrote:So there we go, N'Gog has gone, even though you said in an another post he wouldn't go. N'Gog signed a 3 year deal with us on 31 August 2011 and he was on £32K a week, multiply that by say 25 weeks left on his contract and there you have the 800K figure.luckyPeterpiper wrote:Culceth I don't claim to be in the know mate. I just believe that if Ngog was going to move it would have happened already. Remember swansea wanted him in the summer but baulked at his wage demands and I'd bet he hasn't dropped them 'cos DF says he HOPES the lure of Premiership football will be enough to make Ngog move not that he KNOWS it's going to happen.Culcheth_White wrote:Luckypeterpiper obviously is in the know, he'll look a bit foolish if we sign a decent player like mcnaughton or Dawson. I suppose letting n'gog possibly leave for Swansea and freeing up around 800k in wages won't give dougie some manoeuvre in the transfer market. What do I know?
If I'm wrong and we do sign McNaughton or Dawson or preferably both then I'll be more than happy to hold my hand up and say I was wrong after my week off. I want what's good for the club and would much rather be proven to be a cynical twit than be given the opportunity to say "I told you so" because if I'm right I fear we might even wind up in serious danger of going down again.
By the way where does the 800K figure come from? Ngog is only being mooted as a loan move to swansea and with about fifteen weeks of the season left that comes out at more than fifty K a week. I heard he was on about 20 - 25 so at most we'd free up 400K and that's assuming the swans would pay ALL his wages which they've already refused to do once.
We will also receive a nice little bonus if Swansea stay up as well.
35 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 7:11 pm
karlypants
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luckyPeterpiper wrote:Ok Culceth, thanks for that mate. Didn't realise he was on that much. Like I said I felt he wouldn't go but he has and so be it. I do think it could be good for us in the long run but with just one fit striker left I'm hoping we haven't shot ourselves in the foot. What do you think of this middlesborough guy Jutkiewicz, 2 goals in 24 appearances isn't filling me with confidence.Culcheth_White wrote:So there we go, N'Gog has gone, even though you said in an another post he wouldn't go. N'Gog signed a 3 year deal with us on 31 August 2011 and he was on £32K a week, multiply that by say 25 weeks left on his contract and there you have the 800K figure.luckyPeterpiper wrote:Culceth I don't claim to be in the know mate. I just believe that if Ngog was going to move it would have happened already. Remember swansea wanted him in the summer but baulked at his wage demands and I'd bet he hasn't dropped them 'cos DF says he HOPES the lure of Premiership football will be enough to make Ngog move not that he KNOWS it's going to happen.Culcheth_White wrote:Luckypeterpiper obviously is in the know, he'll look a bit foolish if we sign a decent player like mcnaughton or Dawson. I suppose letting n'gog possibly leave for Swansea and freeing up around 800k in wages won't give dougie some manoeuvre in the transfer market. What do I know?
If I'm wrong and we do sign McNaughton or Dawson or preferably both then I'll be more than happy to hold my hand up and say I was wrong after my week off. I want what's good for the club and would much rather be proven to be a cynical twit than be given the opportunity to say "I told you so" because if I'm right I fear we might even wind up in serious danger of going down again.
By the way where does the 800K figure come from? Ngog is only being mooted as a loan move to swansea and with about fifteen weeks of the season left that comes out at more than fifty K a week. I heard he was on about 20 - 25 so at most we'd free up 400K and that's assuming the swans would pay ALL his wages which they've already refused to do once.
We will also receive a nice little bonus if Swansea stay up as well.
This Jutkiewicz bloke makes me feel that he is another N'gog although it would seem that his best scoring days so far was at Coventry City (67 appearances, 18 goals) and Motherwell (33 appearances, 12 goals).
His current record at Middlesbrough is 44 appearances with just 11 goals.
The only good thing I suppose is that he will be on loan and won't cost £4 million like N'gog did!
36 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 7:18 pm
Culcheth_White
Andy Walker
To be honest, I don't know anything about Jutkiewicz. I think his average goal scoring ratio is around 1 in 4 games,(for various clubs) he's 6ft 1 tall and I think he's more of a target man. He's only 24 and Dougie obviously thinks he can get the best out of him, time will tell. This is just a loan signing I believe, until the end of the season and the lad isn't on mega money.
I still think Dougie will try and bring in another striker, maybe in February, when the loan transfer window opens. (Mason is still his prefered choice).
I still think Dougie will try and bring in another striker, maybe in February, when the loan transfer window opens. (Mason is still his prefered choice).
37 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 7:31 pm
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
please not Mason again, if we are going to play one upfront it is pointless him coming back. The lad can't play upfront on his own. This may be controversial but we should have gone for Kevin Phillips, he may be old but he knows where the back of the net is.
38 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 7:55 pm
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Guest
Norpig wrote:This may be controversial but we should have gone for Kevin Phillips, he may be old but he knows where the back of the net is.
Why would he choose us over Leicester?
39 Re: 2 signings before QPR Mon Jan 27, 2014 10:05 pm
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
more game time would be one reason, Leicester are hardly struggling to score goals are they? At least with us he would play, not full games but certainly more than he will at Leicester.
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