Imminent incomings today?

[millertop]

Reading the game and knowing your partner is a big help, something weve been missing up front for a long time

[pip_y]

What happened to Lucas Joao?.......still just a rumour?

Signed for Shanghai Port last week

[rolymiller]

From Paul Davis in Tiser below

ROTHERHAM United are hoping to seal two more loan deals for players from Premier League clubs.

Manager Matt Taylor confirmed after yesterday's 3-0 pre-season win at Lincoln City that discussions are taking place with top-flight teams.

However, there is no guarantee that either move will happen before next Saturday's opening-day Championship clash at Stoke City.

The Millers have already raided the Premier League this month, bringing in ****aged Wolverhampton Wanderers right-back Dexter Lembikisa and 26-year-old Luton Town winger Fred Onyedinma for the 2023/24 campaign.

"We might get closer to a couple more loans as next week progresses," manager Matt Taylor said.

But the boss stressed that top-flight teams reported back for pre-season training later than second-tier sides and most of them are happy to assess their talented youngsters in training and friendlies rather than send them out for game-time right now.

Rotherham are on the brink of wrapping up a full deal for free-agent attacker Andre Green who scored in both of his trial games after returning to England following his departure from Slovan Bratislava in Slovakia

Terms have been agreed and club and player are now just waiting for the Slovakian and English FAs to issue international clearance, which could come as soon as tomorrow.

Taylor is hoping that a work permit is finally granted at some stage next week to allow midfielder Christ Tiehi to complete a permanent move from Slovan Liberec in the Czech Republic.

Meanwhile, an offer remains on the table for veteran striker Billy Sharp after his release by Sheffield United, but the Millers have looked elsewhere while they have been kept waiting for more than a month for a decision and are continuing to pursue other frontmen.

There has been no movement in the situation between Rotherham and the former Blade in the last few days.

In addition to the two loans he wants to finalise, Taylor is keen to further reinforce his squad before the September 1 close of the transfer window and he says offers have been made for targets.

[uttis]

From Paul Davis in Tiser below

ROTHERHAM United are hoping to seal two more loan deals for players from Premier League clubs.

Manager Matt Taylor confirmed after yesterday's 3-0 pre-season win at Lincoln City that discussions are taking place with top-flight teams.

However, there is no guarantee that either move will happen before next Saturday's opening-day Championship clash at Stoke City.

The Millers have already raided the Premier League this month, bringing in ****aged Wolverhampton Wanderers right-back Dexter Lembikisa and 26-year-old Luton Town winger Fred Onyedinma for the 2023/24 campaign.

"We might get closer to a couple more loans as next week progresses," manager Matt Taylor said.

But the boss stressed that top-flight teams reported back for pre-season training later than second-tier sides and most of them are happy to assess their talented youngsters in training and friendlies rather than send them out for game-time right now.

Rotherham are on the brink of wrapping up a full deal for free-agent attacker Andre Green who scored in both of his trial games after returning to England following his departure from Slovan Bratislava in Slovakia

Terms have been agreed and club and player are now just waiting for the Slovakian and English FAs to issue international clearance, which could come as soon as tomorrow.

Taylor is hoping that a work permit is finally granted at some stage next week to allow midfielder Christ Tiehi to complete a permanent move from Slovan Liberec in the Czech Republic.

Meanwhile, an offer remains on the table for veteran striker Billy Sharp after his release by Sheffield United, but the Millers have looked elsewhere while they have been kept waiting for more than a month for a decision and are continuing to pursue other frontmen.

There has been no movement in the situation between Rotherham and the former Blade in the last few days.

In addition to the two loans he wants to finalise, Taylor is keen to further reinforce his squad before the September 1 close of the transfer window and he says offers have been made for targets.

From about 10 days ago and we were panicking a bit looks like it’s slowly coming together big shout out to TS for the financial backing given once again although some of our fans will say because we haven’t spent on transfer fees (I believe we have on Tiehi and Green) it’s still Tonyntight pants don’t they realise they need paying or do they do it gratis like?

[sota]

What happened to Lucas Joao?.......still just a rumour?

Is this the Wednesday player who started crying on the pitch when he lost a tooth, last time I was at NYS?
No thanks.

[pip_y]

Is this the Wednesday player who started crying on the pitch when he lost a tooth, last time I was at NYS?
No thanks.

See #772

[clarkey1974]

From about 10 days ago and we were panicking a bit looks like it’s slowly coming together big shout out to TS for the financial backing given once again although some of our fans will say because we haven’t spent on transfer fees (I believe we have on Tiehi and Green) it’s still Tonyntight pants don’t they realise they need paying or do they do it gratis like?

Most were panicking but not all..

[gru]

My question is when/if we get say 4 loans in from the premiership their clubs will be expecting those players to get regular game time with us how can we guarantee that if we have say a match day squad of 20 players when almost all are good enough to start games?

[flourbasher]

My question is when/if we get say 4 loans in from the premiership their clubs will be expecting those players to get regular game time with us how can we guarantee that if we have say a match day squad of 20 players when almost all are good enough to start games?

Not sure their parent clubs are requiring guarantees GRU
Perhaps it’s just that their players are highly likely to get more game time with us, subject to them playing well and aren’t injured
I assume that’s why the Wolves lad didn’t go to wba.
Wolves will also know that swfc have a strong track record of ruining players

[clarkey1974]

Not sure their parent clubs are requiring guarantees GRU
Perhaps it’s just that their players are highly likely to get more game time with us, subject to them playing well and aren’t injured
I assume that’s why the Wolves lad didn’t go to wba.
Wolves will also know that swfc have a strong track record of ruining players

There have been loan deals with us in the past where if a loan player plays we don’t contribute as much to wages,but if they don’t play we pay his full wages.it’s more of nudge to make then play.don’t like those deals especially with untried young players as it can skew the mindset.not sure we do these anymore,but they should always be picked on form/quality etc regardless.!..