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Australian transfers 25-26 Summer

jas88 said:
I dunno about you guys but I've be coming on these forums(442) for nearly 20 years and this is the best window I've ever seen since gg days. Just want the new season to hurry up!
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need to do this year in year out but yes it is a refreshing change, though still not quite back to where we were
 
Just so many interesting moves. 4 AA at Portsmouth. How will Yengi go in Scotland? Will Bos do a Kruse? Is Botic going to kick on? The inevitable achievements, injuries, surprises and disappointments beckon.
 
Irankunda move really heating up with buy back and sell on clauses mentioned too.

Got to be patient but he'll definitely play in the League Cup and then will likely get league minutes in the first few games.
 
Does Watford still sack their manager every other week? I'm not sure thats a great place for a player trying to establish themselves.
 
Quicky said:
Does Watford still sack their manager every other week? I'm not sure thats a great place for a player trying to establish themselves.
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I think their recent appointment becomes the 21st manager since the Pozzo era begun in 2012 if I'm not mistaken. Probably the biggest risk to a stable environment if Irankunda joins.
 
Robbos said:
Positive interview especially about wanting to play in World cup & needing to play games.
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Hes probably first choice in arnies system that uses traditional wingers

In poppas system he uses half space specialists, so i suspect segacic has a better chance than irankunda even if irankunda does better
 
Haven't listened in detail but seeing comments Bayern have been quite distant to him. That's one way of getting someone out. Best to break ranks now and try elsewhere.
 
JS96 said:
Haven't listened in detail but seeing comments Bayern have been quite distant to him. That's one way of getting someone out. Best to break ranks now and try elsewhere.
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He was lucky that he only spent 1 season there and it wasnt a waste. Got used to 50 games in a year and had his first taste in a decent euro league on soft pitches in switzerland
 
JS96 said:
Haven't listened in detail but seeing comments Bayern have been quite distant to him. That's one way of getting someone out. Best to break ranks now and try elsewhere.
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Shit way to treat a 19yo on the otherside of the world. I remember reading Sir Alex Fergusons autobiography talking about one of the big factors in Man Utd success was the support they gave players. Other teams would sign and expect a player to perform despite cultural and language challenges. Man Utd would help the players find accommodation, schools for the kids etc. I guess some clubs never progressed or at least not for their fringe squaddies. Really poor.
 
Quicky said:
Shit way to treat a 19yo on the otherside of the world. I remember reading Sir Alex Fergusons autobiography talking about one of the big factors in Man Utd success was the support they gave players. Other teams would sign and expect a player to perform despite cultural and language challenges. Man Utd would help the players find accommodation, schools for the kids etc. I guess some clubs never progressed or at least not for their fringe squaddies. Really poor.
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No pressure to, they can treat players badly and stay top dog and just buy more players until they get the best. If the best plays for another club they can buy it
 
Quicky said:
Shit way to treat a 19yo on the otherside of the world. I remember reading Sir Alex Fergusons autobiography talking about one of the big factors in Man Utd success was the support they gave players. Other teams would sign and expect a player to perform despite cultural and language challenges. Man Utd would help the players find accommodation, schools for the kids etc. I guess some clubs never progressed or at least not for their fringe squaddies. Really poor.
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No denying Bayern have excellent physical facilities but I wonder about support networks. Surely a club that wealthy and successful would have had language classes and other types of support. Reading Kompany sort of ignored him. Luis Diaz enquiry shows they can buy anyone on a whim.

He was fancied by their reserve coaches and this isn't atypical that Bayern let younger players go in search of others. Poor handling but at least there are suitors.
 
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