Disclaimer89's English Premier League Chairman Game - FM 2015 Edition

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Summer Transfer Window Round-up

The Summer transfer windows comes and goes for the 3rd time in the chairman game and spending continues to hit record numbers with teams in the top 4 desperate to take the title home this season!


Interesting points from this window:

- A team spent over £140 million this window

- The 3 highest spending teams total over £350 million

- The highest wage record from a chairman has been broken with one chairman paying a new recruit £340k a week.




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Top 3 Expensive Transfers of the Summer window

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Name: Koke
Transfer Cost: £44 Million

Man Utd brings in another superstar....every season without fail! Stonecold will be hoping Koke makes an instant impact considering he is being paid £340k a week!




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Name: Javi Martinez
Transfer Cost: 47 Million

Arsenal Chairman, Znik, doesn't let us down this season! He makes a huge statement to the other top 4 clubs, £47 million for Martinez from Bayern!



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Name: Thomas Muller
Transfer Cost: 61 Million

Once again this season like clockwork, the Man Utd chairman shows that he isn't afraid to open the Cheque book to ensure his team are one of the best in the world!






Coup signing of the Summer window

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Name: Jesus Navas
Transfer Cost: £1 Million

Newcastle Chairman, Lewie Roberts, must be over the moon on securing Navas' signature on deadline day after agreeing to pay £1 million to Man City.

As much as Navas may have under-performed at Man City, due to the constant rotation, it must be felt among the majority that if given regular game time he could be a real asset to Newcastle; as Navas definitely has world class quality in him..












Now to the moment all the chairmen have been waiting for.
Below are finalised signings for each club.



Arsenal
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CRomalu LukakuMan UtdArsenal£80k£80k£15 Million + P/E
C2CMoussa SissokoNewcastleArsenal45k45kP/Ex
C2CJores OkoreAston VillaArsenal45k45k£7 Million
DOMAlex Oxlade-ChamberlainSouthamptonArsenal£41.5K£83K£36 Million
FGNJavi MartinezBayernArsenal£85K£170K£47 Million
FGN18Andreas RudolphBayernArsenal£1.3K£2.3K£2.6 Million

Total Spent: £107.6 Million





Aston Villa
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CDiafra SakhoArsenalAston Villa£15k£15k£6 Million
DOMScott DannEvertonAston Villa£18.75k£28k£2 Million
DOMAleksander KolarovBurnleyAston Villa£44.5k£67k£3.9 Million
FGNMaxi PereiraBenficaAston Villa£19k£19k33k
FGNGabiAtletico MadridAston Villa£33k£49.5k£3.2 Million
FREEDaniel DiazN/AAston VillaN/A£20kN/A

Total Spent: £15.1 Million





Cardiff
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CRyan MasonSpursCardiff£20k£20k£3.5 Million
C2CNicola MurruSpursCardiff£42k£42k£3.5 Million

Total Spent: £7 Million





Chelsea
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CClichyMan CityChelsea£120k£120k£2.5 Million
FGNThiago AlcantaraBayern MunichChelsea£115k£201k£33.5m
FGNGiorgio ChielliniJuventusChelsea£88k£176k£11.5m

Total Spent: £47.5 Million





Crystal Palace
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CMario PasalicChelseaCrystal Palace£4k£4kLOAN
C2CRyan GauldArsenalCrystal Palace£11k£11kLOAN
DOMChris CohenSouthamptonCrystal Palace£9k£9kLOAN
FGNLucasAtletico BCrystal Palace£2.8k£2.8k£2.8 Million
FGNJeronimo RulliR. SociedadCrystal Palace£28k£35k£4.6 Million
FGN (loan)De GuzmanNapoliCrystal Palace£22k£22kLOAN
FREERobert HuthN/ACrystal Palace£2.5k£2.5kFREE
FREEVan Der WielN/ACrystal Palace£5k£5kFREE

Total Spent: £7.4 Million





Hull City
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CSaido BerahinoNewcastleHull16.5k16.5k£1.85 million + P/E
C2CVictor WanyamaNewcastleHull34k34k£1.85 million + P/E
C2CDenayerMan CityHull£17k£17kLOAN
C2CMatt PhillipsQPRHull18k18kP/E
C2CS N'ZonziStokeHull£36k£36k£3 Million
C2CMohamed SalahChelseaHull£30k£30kLOAN
C2CCarles GilAston VillaHull£28k£28k£1.2 Million
C2CWard-ProwseMan UtdHull£40k£40kLOAN
DOMJose FonteSouthamptonHull£17k£22k£1.25 Million
FGNJavi ManquilloAtleticoHull£6k£7.5k£3.4 Million

Total Spent: £12.5 Million





Leicester
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CRoland LamahHullLeicester City17.25k17.25kFREE
C2CGeoffrey KondogbiaChelseaLeicester City£49k£49k£5.25 Million
C2COuld-ChikhSpursLeicester City£800£800LOAN
C2CDeAndre YedlinSpursLeicester City£21.5k£21.5k£1.25 Million
C2CAnder HerreraMan UtdLeicester City£115k£115k£4.25 Million
C2CTyler BlackettMan UtdLeicester City£5.5k£5.5kFREE
C2CMichael CarrickMan UtdLeicester City£52k£52kFREE
DOMSadio ManeSouthamptonLeicester City£34k£34kLOAN
DOMBranislav IvanovicEvertonLeicester City£60k£60kLOAN
FREEGokhan InlerN/ALeicester CityN/A£35kFREE
FREEAnders LindegaardN/ALeicester CityN/A£1kFREE

Total Spent: £10.75 Million





Liverpool
NO C2C/FGN/DOM/FREE transfers

Total Spent: £0 Million




Man City
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CHendersonLiverpoolMan City£110k£110k£31 Million
C2CSturridgeArsenalMan City£130k£130k£30 Million
C2CClyneArsenalMan City£49k£49k£16 Million
FGNFernandoShaktarMan City£27.5k£55k£21 Million

Total Spent: £98 Million





Man Utd
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CJonathan CalleriStokeMan Utd£10k£10k£25 Million
C2CJulian BrandtArsenalMan Utd£27.5k£27.5kP/E
DOMLee QuinnAirdrie UtdMan Utd£85£150£13.5k
DOMNat WithersBristol CityMan Utd£80£140£120k
FORThomas MullerBayernManUtd£115k£230k£61 Million
FORKokeAth MadridMan Utd£170k£340k£44 Million

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[TD="bgcolor: #F2F6F8"] Man Utd [/TD]
[TD="bgcolor: #F2F6F8"] £71k [/TD]
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[TD="bgcolor: #F2F6F8"] £16 Million [/TD]

Total Spent: £146 Million





Middlesbrough
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
FGNJohn SouttarDundee UtdMiddlesbrough£1.3k£1.8k£3.8M
DOMConor WilkinsonBoltonMiddlesbrough£1.8k£2.2k£3.3M

Total Spent: £7.1 Million






Newcastle
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CHaris SeferovicHullNewcastle55k55kP/E
C2CTom HuddlestoneHullNewcastle64k64kP/E
C2CEugene KonoplyankaArsenalNewcastle35k35k£4m + P/Ex
C2CTony SanabriaStokeNewcastle£25k£25kLOAN
C2CJesus NavasMan CityNewcastle£85k£85k£1 Million

Total Spent: £5 Million





Q.P.R
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CJack ButlandStokeQ.P.R£15k£15k£4 Million
C2CJordi AmatStokeQ.P.R£15k£15k£4 Million
C2CPaulo DybalaMan UtdQ.P.R£17k£17kLOAN
C2CFernandoMan CityQ.P.R£100k£100k£4 Million
C2CMichael DawsonHullQ.P.R£18k£18kP/E
C2CRoss BarkleyMan UtdQ.P.R£55k£55k£5 Million
C2CStambouliSpursQ.P.R£30k£30kLOAN
C2CStefan JoveticNewcastleQ.P.R£85k£85kLOAN
FGNDonis AvdijajShalkeQ.P.R£12.5k£18.5k£5.6 Million
FGNAriel RossiSarmientoQ.P.R£3.5k£4.75k£89k
FGNu18Baris KandemirBesiktasQ.P.R£675£1k£129k
FREEAshley YoungN/AQ.P.RN/A£25kFREE
FREEVan PersieN/AQ.P.RN/A£50kFREE

Total Spent: £22.8 Million





Stoke
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CM BalotelliLiverpoolStoke£100k£100k£7 Million
C2CM OdegaardMan UtdStoke£125k£125kLOAN
C2CEugene KhacheridiArsenalStoke£49k£49k£8 Million
C2CMilnerMan CityStoke£80k£80k£1 Million
DOMJ RhodesBlackburnStoke£35k£70k£13.5m
DOMWarren McCaughtrieEvertonStoke£70£140£100k
FGNT SanbriaRomaStoke£12.5k£25k£6m
FGNEmanuel MammanaRiver PlateStoke£2.3k£4.6k£3,2m
FGNu18Mahir KaracaFC SouchaxStoke£4.7k£8.2k£1.5m
FREENeil TaylorN/AStokeN/A£37kFREE
FREEGeoff JourdrenN/AStokeN/A£16kFREE
FREEGaston RamirezN/AStokeN/A£5kFREE

Total Spent: £39.3 Million





Sunderland
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CAbel HernandezHullSunderland45k45kFREE
C2CZivkovicArsenalSunderland£14k£14kLOAN
C2CGersonMan CitySunderland£900£900LOAN
C2CJ VeltmanStokeSunderland£12k£12k£2 Million
C2CHaris MedunjaninHullSunderland£11k£11kFREE
C2CJesse LingardMan UtdSunderland£12k£12k£750k
C2CAndreas PerieraMan UtdSunderland£7k£7k£750k
FREETom CarrollN/ASunderlandN/A£30kFREE

Total Spent: £3.5 Million






Swansea
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CDonis AvdijajStokeSwansea£12.5k£18.5kLOAN
DOMBradley DackGillinghamSwansea£1k£3k£350k
FGNBouacar KoneShalkeSwansea£1k£2.5k£125k
FGNSimon MakienokPalermoSwansea£7k£9k£800k
LOANTaras StepanenkoShaktarSwansea£7.5k£7.5kLOAN
FREEJoN/ASwanseaN/A£3kFREE

Total Spent: £1.2 Million





Tottenham
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CMatteo DarmianArsenalSpurs£81k£81k£6 Million
FGNAdama TraoreBarcelonaSpurs£6.75k£12k£5.8 Million
FGNSascha HorvathFK Austria WienSpurs£5.5k£10k£1.95 Million

Total Spent: £13.75 Million







Watford
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CRuben NevesChelseaWatford£12k£12kLOAN
C2CJordan IbeNewcastleWatford£28k£28kLOAN
C2CDzekoMan CityWatford£120k£120k£8 Million
C2CSamir NasriMan CityWatford£150k£150kLOAN

Total Spent: £8 Million





West Brom
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TypePlayerCurrent TeamNew TeamCurrent WageNew WageTransfer Cost
C2CRekikMan CityWest Brom£15.5k£15.5k£3 Million
C2CFernandinhoMan CityWest Brom£100k£100kFREE
C2CJames WilsonMan UtdWest Brom£37k£37k£4 Million
C2CAhmed ElmohamadyHullWest Brom£48k£48kFREE
DOMBen GarrettCreweWest Brom£2.5k£2.5k£450k
LOANAlex TeixeiraShaktarWest Brom£7k£14kLOAN
FGNMatheus SávioFlamengoWest Brom£1k£1.5k£90k
FGNAlessandro MurgiaLazioWest Brom£650£1k£475k
FGN18SantosSport C ReclifeWest Brom£35£70£75k
FREEHarry CardwellN/AWest BromN/A£5kFREE

Total Spent: £8 Million





West Ham
NO C2C/FGN/DOM/FREE transfers

Total Spent: £0 Million




This concludes the Summer transfer activity. If each chairman could check the save, ensuring everything matches up...team, balance etc. I will be simming to the end of August tomorrow evening and would like to have any issues fixed by then.


Some teams may not have gotten all of their players due to other clubs outbidding them, having insufficient funds etc..

If anyone has any queries about the transfers, PM me; do not spam the thread with issues!
(I will then make any changes to this post to correct any errors.)
 
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To think I've gone from Fernando Torres on £350k a week last year, to Coup Signing. :D
 
Well my most expensive signing has gone out on loan immediately... hed better perform
 
If you guys dont mind, I'm going to spend a few hours looking for players for Crystal palace; as I've been so busy with dealing with transfer requests and such, I haven't had a chance.

Hopefully you guys have left a few decent free transfers! ;P
 
Btw, got to give kudos to Yilang. Must be frustrating to have to sell your better players without getting replacements, but your squad still looks decent! Heres to Bielsa bringing in a class player om the cheap :)
 
Also very interesting business from Leicester, Sunderland and Watford. Looks like the mid-table fight will be a very tight affair this year!
 
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It is that time again! with the transfer window closed it is time to update the clubs loyal fans on the finalised transfer activity for Hull City AFC and how it could effect the team and the club.

Transfers In

Sadio Berahino (16.5k a week)
Victor Wanyama (34k)
Jason Denayer (17k)
Matty Phillips (18k)
Steven N'Zonzi (36k)
Mohamed Salah (30k)
Carles Gil (28k)
Jose Fonte (22k)
Javi Manquilo (7.5k)
James Ward-Prowse (40k)

Total Spent on transfers = £12 Million
Total in new wages = 249k

*All players in blue are brought in on loan

Transfers Out

Haris Seferovic (55k)
Tom Huddlestone (64k)
Michael Dawson (50k)
Abel Hernandez (45k)
Ahmed Elmohamady (48k)
Roland Lamah (17k)
Haris Medunjanin (11k)

Total in Wages out = 290k



Both myself and the board of directors at the club are extremely pleased with the transfer window as we look to build a younger and stronger first team squad for new manager Andre Villas-Boas. Not only have we managed to strengthen all the areas that we wished to strengthen, we have also increased the size of our first team squad whilst saving £41k a week on the wage bill. This will represent a saving of over £2 million for the season which can be better spent by the club. The club is slightly disappointed that we didn't manage to offload other players but most of those players contracts are expiring at the end of the season which will free up another £104k a week. The club is in a very healthy financial position now, scheduled to make a very health profit of almost £35 million for the year.

Everybody at the club is very excited by the quality of player coming into the club this year and feel that a potential first time line up as shown below could bring huge success to the club over the next year.

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I personally would also like to take this moment to thank all of the fans of this great club. You are the life blood of the club and all of us here at Hull from the management to the players to the caterers will do out utmost to make you proud. Keep supporting! Come on you Tigers!!!
 
Hi guys, could someone PM me or post here screenshots of Sunderland's transfers in and out and our financials. I have no access to the game currently and I'm trying to put a post together here blind and I'm struggling.

To those who have helped me before with this thank you and to anyone who helps me now thanks in advance.
 
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Death comes to the Hammers

Sad news has broke out as the Queen has been assassinated. The country now needs to coronate a new king, but that's not important! What's important is that West Ham no longer have a captain for their ship.

The police have been working round the clock and even though there is no proof yet there are strong links that the San Marinese Mafia were involved (old joke)

Prince Phillip was intended to take over (and being a massive racist he would have kept the British only ethos well) but he just didn't have the time in his busy schedule.


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So yeah basically I haven't got time to put as much effort into this as I would like, hope you all have enjoyed some of my silly updates in the past!

To the new chairmen...sorry about the mess! (and please keep it British!)​
 
Hi guys, could someone PM me or post here screenshots of Sunderland's transfers in and out and our financials. I have no access to the game currently and I'm trying to put a post together here blind and I'm struggling.

To those who have helped me before with this thank you and to anyone who helps me now thanks in advance.
View attachment 231213 Far as I can tell AI have made no transfers. Up to date finances on the first page.
 
Now this is intriguing.... (I am Prince Harry, chairman of Arsenal) ;)
 
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Transfers In
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Transfers Out
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First off cheers SaintMotBot totally stealing your layout :p

Ok so gerson comes back from loan from hull and is immediately loaned out to sunderland.

Yarmelenko comes in on a free to replace navas and yea we let him go cheap to help out lewie :p

Henderson replaces milner

Clyne replaces clichy

Sturridge replaces Dzeko

And Fernando?

The board sat down after a dissapointing and came to the conclusion:

Gentlemen, we can rebuild him, we have the technology we can make him better than he was, better stronger faster :p

When that failed we sold him and replaced him with shakhtar’s younger stronger better Fernando :p

And Nasri is loaned out as he doesn’t fit pep’s system sadly in my enthusiasm I have left my squad a little two thin so expect a January signing :).

While our net spending was roughly 74m we cut our wages by *drum roll please*

17.8m

Younger, sleeker and now a lower wage bill all we need now is success :)


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(fernando at DM didnt have the formation :p)
 
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QPR Transfer Roundup

A busy window for QPR saw us add 13 players to the squad and only one leaving. This was due to concerns from the manager and squad who thought the squad was too thin, meanwhile i thought that we needed to improve to get top 7 next year so we sought the premier league for its best players and the World for the best young (and otherwise) talents and heres what we got


Michael Dawson

Last season going forward we were one of the best teams in the premier league scoring well over 60 goals however we were one of the worst teams in terms of goals conceded so this was the first port of call. Jordi Amat reterned to stoke so we needed 2 maybe 3 new centre backs so this was our first man. Michael will serve as a solid and experienced centre back that will be ready to lead QPR into the battle next season. He is on 50k per week which isnt that much concidering my financial advisors told me that the club could afford to spend in excess of 750k per week on wages for new blood. He was brought in to lead the defence into a new era and i couldnt think of anyone id prefer to do it...

Jordi Amat

Jordi joined us last season on loan and performed admirably. He may have been part of a weak defence but he was the strongest gear in a weak selecton so when it came to picking out a partner for dawson who would grow into a leader and warrior under the wing of dawson there was only one logical price in Jordi Amat. He comes in at 4 million pounds and 15.75k per week which is just the price range we like to see.

Jack Butland

our defence weak last season but an aging, well already aged, 36 year old rob green couldn't do the job anymore we needed some fresh blood to really give the back four some confidence and there is no more promicing english 'keeper than Jack Butland. Also coming in at 4 million pounds means we have effectivly revamped our entire defence for 8 million pounds and Matty Phillips.


Donis Avdijaj

As Gabriel Barbosa and Pablo Dybala have become such hits at their time with QPR we though that we should look for another striker just like them. Our men scoured the world and descovered this gem. A striker who my men with their deep footballing knowlage say will be better than both dybala and barbosa we couldnt pass this oppertunity up however he isnt ready for the big time at QPR yet so he will be leaving on loan for the year but when hes back he will slot right into the team. Saying this the striker position looked a bit bare with only barbosa, dybala and soldado so we decided 2 more strikers needed to come in and we saw these 2 men.

Robin van Percie

What a player arsenal ledgend, man utd hero, dutch talisman. Robin Van Percie has joined QPR for free after his manchester united contract ran out. It was an obvious choise for me that we need to pick this man up and so we did. He may be past his prime but his experiance in invaluble and when needed he still has goals in him.

Stefan Jovatic

Why, oh, why did newcastle want rid of this man so badly. Stefan Jovatic. One of the most gifted strikers in the league joins us on loan. He has a proven record in this league and is no stranger to europian football so it made sence that he should be here to create one the most intimidating attack forces it the barkleys premier league.
Fernando

When looking to give our midfield from last year some depth it made sence to buy players who would challange the lads like sandro and diakite and push everyone to their limit. We wanted a player who would make sure the defence was as tight as i could be by providing cover, a very similar position to sandro to realy give the gaffer a headache we looked to the best clubs in the league and found fernando going very cheap at 4 million pounds. Now some fans have raised concerns that we are spending too much in wages with fernando on 100k per week however, hes a champions league player in the peak of his carrer and to get the top players you have to spend some money.

Ross Barkly

When the deal was done for fernando i looked at my central midfield and saw that we had two very good defencivly minded players in sandro and Fernando but here at QPR we like to attack and we saw that the team lacked a certain lynchpin a certain creative genius and when it was seen that a top European player who was the future for his countrys midfield and a very young star avalabe for much less than his value became avalable we thought we must have him. However Martin Odegaard signed for manchester united... However after speaking to the manchester united chairman throughout the night we struck a deal for a slightly more developed player who could really help the club fill that role and for the price and wages we got him i could say im happier i got him that odergaard as hes english, hes more ready for today and he only cost us 5 million pounds. HIS. NAME. IS. ROSS. BARKLEY. But you already knew that didn't you... ;)

Ashley Young

A free agent who still has lots left in the tank. Young will be working along with Adam Johnson on the left wing (oh that sounds so wrong on so many different levels) lets just stop there.

Ariel Rossi

Ariel is a young RM who was playing in argentina and hass so much potential but was struggling to unlock it but over here at QPR we saw that at 20 years of age this man was perfect for our squad that we needed to give him a chance out on the right. now hes not our top player there not by a longshot and theres a chance that the gaffer will loan him out however give him a season or 2 and im telling you this guy could be big, like balon dor contender big. but only if he works hard to unlock his potential.

Baris Kendemir

Baris is a 15 year old lad who my men say is good enough for the sky bet championship and has the potential to be better than the likes of thiago silva or mats hummles. He comes in from besiktas and has been left in the first team squad but the manager may demote him or loan him out.

So thats how we line up for the next season. We hope the signings weve made can please the QPR universe. DA DA DA DAAAAAAAA DAAAAAAAA DA DA DA DA HOOPS!!!!!!!- Higher power
 
Ready For Kick Off

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Ready For Kick Off

Middlesbrough Chairman Tommy Rodgers has called on the support of the fans to help ensure Premier League survival. Tommy Rodgers is hoping that Middlesbrough will secure three points against Newcastle in the opening match of the season. Rodgers admitted that the squad needed some considerable investment but may face repercussion in the form of a transfer embargo or points reduction.

Mr Rodgers was pleased with how the transfer window went, but he admitted the squad was missing some superstar quality. He further added he would love new signings and looked forward working with Garry Monk to strengthen the squad.

Monk made this statement regarding the summer transfer window:

" I'm pleased with the two signings we made it has added some depth to the squad that we desperately needed. Me and Chairman Rodgers have a similar transfer philosophy; sign young players and try to develop their full potential at Riverside. But i'm still hugely envious of the amount of money clubs such as Man Utd have available to spend. Their recent signing Koke has wages estimated to be £340K a week, our club total wage bill is slightly less that £290K a week it's going to be hard with big clubs where they have an almost an infinite amount of money.

As long as the eleven players play to their quality i've seen in training i'm not worried. I'm hoping for some great results against the big clubs but every game is crucial if we want to stay in the Premier League. When clubs come to Riverside I don't want them to thinks it's going to be an easy three points, but I want them to be scared of our players quality and intimidated by of our fans passion".



The Middlesbrough Gazette criticised Rodgers and Monk transfer strategy as neither signing we would make it too the starting XI, believing Middlesbrough should focus in the short term if they want a successful season. Sky Sports also were critical of Middlesbrough believing a lack of talent in defence would leave to heavy defeats, and are expecting not much activity further up the pitch as, Kike and Wilkinson are the only credible goal threats.


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