Transfer Targets. AH very confident.

[Bohinen]

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That's not really up-to-date. He has also had a loan spell at Burton and made a few appearances, mainly off the bench for Derby this season, including against Man United in the FA Cup. He scored in the EFL Cup v Barnsley.

http://www.soccerbase.com/players/pl...&season_id=150

[i961pie]

Let's try and see humour once in a while. Remember humour? It was that thing that made you giggle before the lobotomy.

You are talking to mister gullible Smiffy

[JoePass]

Let's try and see humour once in a while. Remember humour? It was that thing that made you giggle before the lobotomy.

If thats the best you can do, oh god,,,Nurse, another one for the oven.

[LaughingMagpie]

'A different type of striker', like, one who plays in midfield????

Maybe it's the different type of striker who scores goals 😂

[JoePass]

You are talking to mister gullible Smiffy

lol, keep taking the medication, stronger pills required duck.

[SwalePie]

Let's hope it's not him, ay?

Excuse me asking Gumpy but is 'ay' a new way of typing 'eh' used online? I keep seeing it recently on here and on social media. I have read it each time as it's normal meaning of 'ever' but that can't be it I'm sure. (Not being the Grammar and Speling Police here, just asking genuinely )

[Old_pie]

Excuse me asking Gumpy but is 'ay' a new way of typing 'eh' used online? I keep seeing it recently on here and on social media. I have read it each time as it's normal meaning of 'ever' but that can't be it I'm sure. (Not being the Grammar and Spelling Police here, just asking genuinely )

Ay? What you onabhat?

[uysapie]

Excuse me asking Gumpy but is 'ay' a new way of typing 'eh' used online? I keep seeing it recently on here and on social media. I have read it each time as it's normal meaning of 'ever' but that can't be it I'm sure. (Not being the Grammar and Speling Police here, just asking genuinely )

As in "ay up mi duck"?

[80milesSouth]

AH said in the Q&A something along the lines of "two players signed on loan.. paperwork at their clubs signed Tuesday.. announcement Wednesday...one of them playing Tuesday" so guess patience is called for...

[LaxtonLad]

AH said in the Q&A something along the lines of "two players signed on loan.. paperwork at their clubs signed Tuesday.. announcement Wednesday...one of them playing Tuesday" so guess patience is called for...

I know that is what AH said but... it seems a bit odd, that. A player, and his club, know that he is leaving tomorrow, but he still has to play one last game tonight?