| Bright 15:17 - Oct 4 with 6991 views | francisbowles |
WLS saying Bournemouth prepared to buy BOS.
If he is to go, let's delay it until after midday on the 16th. |  | | |  |
| Bright on 15:33 - Oct 4 with 4728 views | timcocking |
Why would he leave a top five club for a crap team like Bournemouth? |  | | |
| Bright on 15:47 - Oct 4 with 4612 views | Boston |
'arry lives in Bornmuff. | |
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| Bright on 15:53 - Oct 4 with 4587 views | rsonist |
This is probably from Alan Nixon again, was saying they were keeping tabs early in the window.
Plausible enough in fairness, although Bournemouth have been mostly playing with wing backs and just signed a fancy right winger on loan from Atletico Madrid. |  | | |
| Bright on 16:06 - Oct 4 with 4501 views | francisbowles |
| Bright on 15:33 - Oct 4 by timcocking |
Why would he leave a top five club for a crap team like Bournemouth? |
It is just speculation at the moment but I can think of two, maybe three reasons. | | | |
| Bright on 16:25 - Oct 4 with 4394 views | kensalriser |
| Bright on 16:06 - Oct 4 by francisbowles |
It is just speculation at the moment but I can think of two, maybe three reasons. |
Several thousand reasons every week probably. |  |
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| Bright on 16:35 - Oct 4 with 4341 views | stevec |
Hardly a step up |  | | |
| Bright on 16:45 - Oct 4 with 4319 views | bosh67 |
If it is true it will come down to money. Bournemouth are looking to bounce straight back up. BOS would add to that. If they offer £5m are we really going to turn it down taking into account that BOS may want to go there? I agree that he should stay and get a real break through season under his belt but £5m may be enough for him to go. |  |
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| Bright on 17:09 - Oct 4 with 4240 views | johnhoop |
Unfortunately, with the sale of Ake, Wilson and Ramsdale, Bournemouth probably have about £80 million sloshing around in their transfer kitty and could afford to spend the relative peanuts that Bright would cost them just to have him on the bench as an impact sub. | | | |
| Bright on 17:17 - Oct 4 with 4208 views | rsonist |
| Bright on 16:45 - Oct 4 by bosh67 |
If it is true it will come down to money. Bournemouth are looking to bounce straight back up. BOS would add to that. If they offer £5m are we really going to turn it down taking into account that BOS may want to go there? I agree that he should stay and get a real break through season under his belt but £5m may be enough for him to go. |
If the bid comes in he's gone, I can't see any other possibility. It would make sense too with Adomah incoming and Thomas in the wings. | | | |
| Bright on 18:02 - Oct 4 with 4085 views | loftus77 |
As with Hugill to Norwich, this (if true) is all about parachute payments and nothing else - IMHO. | | | |
| Bright on 18:32 - Oct 4 with 3977 views | LazyFan |
Shame this as with BOS on one wing and Uncle on the other the idea I suspect was to keep switching wings stretch teams for gaps that Chair and Dykes can exploit.
This prevents teams easily doubling up on either of them as of we switch it across the field at some point it will be 1 v 1 or they draw our the midfield players and concede the middle to us. Which Chair can exploit.
This I think is the overall idea to create more chances for the team. I am hoping it is agent talk to get him a great deal with QPR, but I suspect if it's true he will be gone.
More monies, long term contract in C!9 times, chance at the Prem if not this year for sure next. Chance to get notice in possibly a better team and get signed if they don't go up. Nice house in Sand Banks and so on. |  |
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| Bright on 18:41 - Oct 4 with 3910 views | EmpireStateRanger |
It makes why we’ve linked with all of these wingers. | | | |
| Bright on 19:21 - Oct 4 with 3778 views | VancouverHoop |
Bournemouth looked several cuts above Coventry the other night. I'm guessing they'll be thereabouts all season. If we get anything from them in a couple of weeks it'll be a huge leap forward for our guys. | | | |
| Bright on 19:29 - Oct 4 with 3742 views | QPR_John |
| Bright on 18:32 - Oct 4 by LazyFan |
Shame this as with BOS on one wing and Uncle on the other the idea I suspect was to keep switching wings stretch teams for gaps that Chair and Dykes can exploit.
This prevents teams easily doubling up on either of them as of we switch it across the field at some point it will be 1 v 1 or they draw our the midfield players and concede the middle to us. Which Chair can exploit.
This I think is the overall idea to create more chances for the team. I am hoping it is agent talk to get him a great deal with QPR, but I suspect if it's true he will be gone.
More monies, long term contract in C!9 times, chance at the Prem if not this year for sure next. Chance to get notice in possibly a better team and get signed if they don't go up. Nice house in Sand Banks and so on. |
"chance at the Prem if not this year for sure next. "
If a team does not go up immediately I would suggest it does not get easier the longer it stays in the championship | | | |
| Bright on 19:36 - Oct 4 with 3703 views | dannyblue |
I guess it's why we've lined up Adomah, Andre Green and Willock. We'll sign two if we keep BOS and try all three if he leaves. |  | | |
| Bright on 20:14 - Oct 4 with 3558 views | enfieldargh |
So brights next game could be against ......... us!!!! |  |
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| Bright on 20:51 - Oct 4 with 3459 views | MedwayR |
If we sell BOS for £5m and sign Willock for £1m I’d consider that good business even if it’s well short of BOS’s real value.
However, I’d be a little surprised if Bournemouth wanted BOS as they’ve just signed Rodrigo Riquelme from Atletico Madrid on lii oi an with option to buy which is quite the coup, strange move for Riquelme so I’m sure agents are at play. |  |
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| Bright on 14:31 - Oct 5 with 2874 views | Gloucs_R |
I genuinely believe that with the transfers due to happen in the next day or so, all leads to bos being sold. |  |
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| Bright on 14:51 - Oct 5 with 2713 views | Headington |
| Bright on 20:51 - Oct 4 by MedwayR |
If we sell BOS for £5m and sign Willock for £1m I’d consider that good business even if it’s well short of BOS’s real value.
However, I’d be a little surprised if Bournemouth wanted BOS as they’ve just signed Rodrigo Riquelme from Atletico Madrid on lii oi an with option to buy which is quite the coup, strange move for Riquelme so I’m sure agents are at play. |
Would be a bit surprised if BOS wanted Bournemouth to be honest, given he has turned down Club Brugges. | | | |
| Bright on 15:15 - Oct 5 with 2552 views | Antti_Heinola |
| Bright on 14:31 - Oct 5 by Gloucs_R |
I genuinely believe that with the transfers due to happen in the next day or so, all leads to bos being sold. |
We'll see.
It's possible of course that a deal's been done with Bright - if a bid comes in for £5m+ you can go, and he's said if it doesn't he'll sign a new deal. |  |
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| Bright on 15:19 - Oct 5 with 2512 views | francisbowles |
| Bright on 15:15 - Oct 5 by Antti_Heinola |
We'll see.
It's possible of course that a deal's been done with Bright - if a bid comes in for £5m+ you can go, and he's said if it doesn't he'll sign a new deal. |
Very likely, Antti, he's supposedly close to re signing for a couple of weeks now. | | | |
| Bright on 15:23 - Oct 5 with 2466 views | Antti_Heinola |
| Bright on 15:19 - Oct 5 by francisbowles |
Very likely, Antti, he's supposedly close to re signing for a couple of weeks now. |
yeah think it is unlikely, but that's sort of what I mean. A deal has been done in principle, but unsigned in case a last minute bid comes in. | |
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| Bright on 16:37 - Oct 5 with 2212 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| Bright on 15:23 - Oct 5 by Antti_Heinola |
yeah think it is unlikely, but that's sort of what I mean. A deal has been done in principle, but unsigned in case a last minute bid comes in. |
Interesting thought. Could well be. |  |
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| Bright on 16:56 - Oct 5 with 2048 views | bosh67 |
| Bright on 16:37 - Oct 5 by BrianMcCarthy |
Interesting thought. Could well be. |
Knowing us, we'll buy him! Over the odds, last minute, forgetting we already own him.  | |
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