CONFIRMED Hamer joins Coventry

[Ranmoorblade]

Apart from Ndiaye. That was a joke

Not really with one year left.

 

[bertieblade]

He wanted to leave last summer but was persuaded to stay.

How does that apply to what happened this summer?

 

[Frank the tank]

He wanted to leave last summer but was persuaded to stay.

Persuaded by no one coming in for him and meeting his ridiculously low release clause

 

[Keen Blade]

Would be slightly surprised if PSV have 25-30 million English Pounds to spend on him(?).

Nice town for a weekend break Eindhoven - I'd live there myself

 

[Keen Blade]

I personally couldn't care less if he did go
He is as responsible as the mental fragility in that side last season as anyone, always looking for a way out ,lazy ,unfit

Great player but I wouldn't shed a tear if him or any others leave

I dont think he will and I dont think.he wants to unless he has found tge training a bit too much like hard work and is looking for a way out I dont think he is pining for the tulip fields

I read him the same way Frank.
He's lazy.
He can't be arsed to shift some weight , stop the childish revenge tackles & bookings and fulfil his potential to become a top top player.
He's content with coasting along at the Lane , knowing he's undroppable.
Due to occasional match winning brilliance.
Would never survive with that attitude in the PL.
Take the money but maximise it.

 

[Keen Blade]

https://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/foo...rmed-amid-ruben-selles-good-news-hope-5220516



That Danny Hall did a crafty "edit".

It's all bollox anyway - it's the feckin Star

 

[Keen Blade]

Hamer leaving would score equal 4th on my personal pantheon of trauma regarding players leaving.

1-Currie
2-Deane
3-Ndiaye
4-Agana/Hamer

So, not ideal.

Hamer not fit to lace their boots

 

[Paisley Blade]

Hamer not fit to lace their boots

I know fitness is an issue, but he’d probably manage that.

 

[Inter_blade83]

Hamer not fit to lace their boots

Martin Smith
Jan Aage Fjortoft
Nick Blackman
James Beattie

They were all massive losses when sold, all integral to our play and scoring goals. Hamer would also be a massive loss, but as a midfielder, replaceable. Losing Campbell at this point would be worse.

 

[Nick Jansky]

Apart from Ndiaye. That was a joke

He and his agent played us.

 

[Keen Blade]

https://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/foo...rmed-amid-ruben-selles-good-news-hope-5220516



That Danny Hall did a crafty "edit".

Sloppy sloppy standards , like most everything these days.
The beautiful English language is being butchered all over the place and it's a travesty.
If you don't understand my lament , go and listen to the speeches of Winston Churchill for endless pleasure from his oratory.
Goodness knows what low standard of English qualifies one as a journalist these days.
And as for proof-reading ....

 

[Snake]

He and his agent played us.

I'll forgive that though mate, seeing as he almost single-handedly saved our club from being in the deepest of deep shit! Had we not gone up that season with Iliman on fire and received the PL riches that accompanied it, fuck knows where we'd be now! It must have been hard for him to see players like Brewster (not his fault btw) on the money he was on, with Ili being on a fraction.

It broke my heart when he left but I don't blame him one jot - even the way it transpired in the end. Gutting for us, yes, but the lad deserved to (rightly or wrongly) choose his own destiny.

 

[GeorgeDonis1889]

McCabe flogging James Beattie and Nick Blackman at ridiculously idiotic moments were pretty traumatic to me too.

As was needlessly shoehorning Walker into the Naughton deal.

He had some pros (investment into club infrastructure), but he was atrocious at the football side.
The reverse of the Prince.

3 unbelievable decisions. There was no downside whatsoever to keeping Beattie and Blackman until the summer in both cases. The fee for Beattie was pathetic and he didn't want to go. We would easily have got the same money in the summer. Missed out on promotion on the last day. Blackman very similar probably cost us promotion. Those 2 and letting Blackwell have all summer only to sack him after 2 games probably cost us 2 promotions and got us relegated. Terrible from a football and business sense.

Interesting article on the Athletic about "Lost transfer fees" which in a lot of cases is selling way too early. Of course we make the cut

 

[KMC-1889]

Us and Hull being penalised for the same Maguire transfer by the looks of it.

 

[Balham]

Us and Hull being penalised for the same Maguire transfer by the looks of it.

Maguire left us in 2014, he shouldn't be included in ours. If he is included then it's only the Hull to Leicester element.

Looking into it, ours should be £42m, not £97m.

Ché Adams £13m (£15m Birmingham to Southampton less £2m from us to Birmingham)​

Aaron Ramsdale £16m (£16.75m Bournemouth to United less £800k United to Bournemouth)​

Sander Berge £10m (£25m Burnley to Fulham less £15m United to Burnley)​

I suppose if they're looking at the subsequent transfer being after 2015 then they'll be including:

Harry Maguire £15m (£17.5m Hull to Leicester less £2.5m United to Hull)​

Kyle Walker £46m (£49m Tottenham to Man City less £3m United to Tottenham)​

 

[GeorgeDonis1889]

Maguire left us in 2014, he shouldn't be included in ours. If he is included then it's only the Hull to Leicester element.

Looking into it, ours should be £42m, not £97m.

Ché Adams £13m (£15m Birmingham to Southampton less £2m from us to Birmingham)​

Aaron Ramsdale £16m (£16.75m Bournemouth to United less £800k United to Bournemouth)​

Sander Berge £10m (£25m Burnley to Fulham less £15m United to Burnley)​

I suppose if they're looking at the subsequent transfer being after 2015 then they'll be including:

Harry Maguire £15m (£17.5m Hull to Leicester less £2.5m United to Hull)​

Kyle Walker £46m (£49m Tottenham to Man City less £3m United to Tottenham)​

Ye the Walker one is the big difference in ours. Birmingham's is basically all down to Bellingham. Walker was the one we genuinely did cost ourselves a lot more money by not waiting even a season for him to show how good he was.

 

[Torrix1889]

3 unbelievable decisions. There was no downside whatsoever to keeping Beattie and Blackman until the summer in both cases. The fee for Beattie was pathetic and he didn't want to go. We would easily have got the same money in the summer. Missed out on promotion on the last day. Blackman very similar probably cost us promotion. Those 2 and letting Blackwell have all summer only to sack him after 2 games probably cost us 2 promotions and got us relegated. Terrible from a football and business sense.

Interesting article on the Athletic about "Lost transfer fees" which in a lot of cases is selling way too early. Of course we make the cut

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We literally had to sell, (as did Hull & Birmingham) to keep the club afloat. No shame in that.

 

[Moan? Nope-I saw Longhorn]

Sloppy sloppy standards , like most everything these days.
The beautiful English language is being butchered all over the place and it's a travesty.
If you don't understand my lament , go and listen to the speeches of Winston Churchill for endless pleasure from his oratory.
Goodness knows what low standard of English qualifies one as a journalist these days.
And as for proof-reading ....

Aye
Probably a Senior Lecturer here:

 

[Keen Blade]

Aye
Probably a Senior Lecturer here:

Utterly risible - a degree to teach you :

1.cross-confirm your source.

2. try to write accurately.

3. try to write with some command of the English language which gives pleasure to your reader.

4.have your article proof-read before splattering it onto the internet , containing mistakes which render its meaning either indecipherable or the exact opposite of what you intended to say.

The modern digital world ...

Please insert it beyond the reach of sunshine !

 

[TopBoy]

I can see Forest replacing Elanga and MGW with Hamer and McAtee. That would hurt.

 

[CaptainMorgans]

I can see Forest replacing Elanga and MGW with Hamer and McAtee. That would hurt.

I think it would hurt Forest too.

Hamer is absolutely miles off MGW level.

 

[Millhousesblade1889]

I can see Forest replacing Elanga and MGW with Hamer and McAtee. That would hurt.

It would be a big downgrade if they did.

 

[Keen Blade]

Hamer will never be a PL player unless he undergoes a radical personality transformation.

 

[TopBoy]

Hamer will never be a PL player unless he undergoes a radical personality transformation.

He looked like he belonged in the PL despite being part of our awful squad 2 years ago.

 

[blades_95]

He looked like he belonged in the PL despite being part of our awful squad 2 years ago.

Technical ability he’s a PL player - I’d question whether his physique, fitness & tendency to give possession away are the reasons no PL side have had serious interest in him.

 

[TopBoy]

Technical ability he’s a PL player - I’d question whether his physique, fitness & tendency to give possession away are the reasons no PL side have had serious interest in him.

Sounds like what Forest fans say about MGW actually.

 

[blades_95]

Sounds like what Forest fans say about MGW actually.

I’d agree, neither help a team hold onto the ball but both can have the moment of magic that leads to a goal because they try things.

I think MGW being younger & more athletic (and English) has probably raised his profile more than Hamer.

Both equally frustrating & brilliant to watch though!

 

[wak1889]

28 year old who isn't a physical specimen. That's very high for him. If we make 5 million on him that's good work as long as we can replace with a younger fitter version or two

If there was a younger fitter version out there in the same budget, wouldn't the team that are rumoured to be buying him sign the younger fitter replacement instead?

 

[Moan? Nope-I saw Longhorn]

Sounds like what Forest fans say about MGW actually.

Aye
Although Tottingham + £60m says different

 

[SUFCScorecard]

Technical ability he’s a PL player - I’d question whether his physique, fitness & tendency to give possession away are the reasons no PL side have had serious interest in him.

I think he can play at that level, the question is whether anyone in the PL will be willing to pay for him given there is no upside at his age. If a PL move is going to happen it will probably be a end of Transfer window panic buy because they feel short for a particular need.

I suspect he'll be here next season, with the caveat that PSV have just lost Tillman for a good fee, and may be interested in Hamer for now, and a younger player they hope to develop for the medium term. Hamer is more than capable of excelling in the Eredivision.