What are the chances of signing André Silva from Eintracht Frankfurt ? and has David Moyes ever looked at a copy of who's who in the Bundesliga....just for fun
What are the chances of signing André Silva from Eintracht Frankfurt ? and has David Moyes ever looked at a copy of who's who in the Bundesliga....just for fun
Stop being a cunt Stamford, suits you too well
Our last signing from Eintracht didn't work out too well, did it ?BlackDiamond wrote: ↑Sat Jul 24, 2021 11:30 pmWhat are the chances of signing André Silva from Eintracht Frankfurt ? and has David Moyes ever looked at a copy of who's who in the Bundesliga....just for fun
Clearly a communication breakdown somewhere along the lines. Moyes yesterday saying to John Hartson on tv he has no money to spend and Sullivan’s media mouthpiece of C&H saying the opposite. Sullivan has form for bullshit, passing the buck, re-diverting blame and throwing managers and staff under the bus so I know which story I’m more likely to believe. And I’m pretty sure C&H have come out with stories covering all angles of the transfer budget at some stage this year. They’re as believable as the Sunday sportClayton wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 9:48 am West Ham has money for transfers - https://www.claretandhugh.info/west-ham ... transfers/
Social media rumours that Weet Ham has no money for David Moyes in the transfer market is false.
West Ham are one of a number of clubs that are yet to significantly move in the transfer market this summer including Chelsea, Manchester City, Newcastle and Spurs with Everton investing just £1.6m according to Sky Sports done deals website.
The Hammers have made four small signings in the form of Craig Dawson from Watford plus three youngsters for the Academy from Chelsea, Reading and Celtic youth ranks on the gamble they could come good.
However, a striker, a centre back, an attacking midfielder and a goalkeeper are still being sought by the manager before the window closes on 31st August.
Like all football clubs, West Ham has had its challenges with cash flow over the pandemic requiring a rights issue of £30m from the shareholders, short term loans from Barclays bank and selling off the Haller payments due from Ajax.
The Hammers have access to a £120m credit facility from MSD Holdings owned by Michael Dell’s family which stretches over five years and while some of it has been used to pay off media the Rights and Funding credit facility and Barclays bank loans, the majority remains available to the club.
Transfer deals require around 20% to 25% upfront depending on whether the player signs on a four or five-year contract.
Money is available to the manager to invest and improve the squad with quality players he decides will make the difference.
C&H lick more dwarf arse than Mary Millington did.JayK wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 10:02 amClearly a communication breakdown somewhere along the lines. Moyes yesterday saying to John Hartson on tv he has no money to spend and Sullivan’s media mouthpiece of C&H saying the opposite. Sullivan has form for bullshit, passing the buck, re-diverting blame and throwing managers and staff under the bus so I know which story I’m more likely to believe. And I’m pretty sure C&H have come out with stories covering all angles of the transfer budget at some stage this year. They’re as believable as the Sunday sportClayton wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 9:48 am West Ham has money for transfers - https://www.claretandhugh.info/west-ham ... transfers/
Social media rumours that Weet Ham has no money for David Moyes in the transfer market is false.
West Ham are one of a number of clubs that are yet to significantly move in the transfer market this summer including Chelsea, Manchester City, Newcastle and Spurs with Everton investing just £1.6m according to Sky Sports done deals website.
The Hammers have made four small signings in the form of Craig Dawson from Watford plus three youngsters for the Academy from Chelsea, Reading and Celtic youth ranks on the gamble they could come good.
However, a striker, a centre back, an attacking midfielder and a goalkeeper are still being sought by the manager before the window closes on 31st August.
Like all football clubs, West Ham has had its challenges with cash flow over the pandemic requiring a rights issue of £30m from the shareholders, short term loans from Barclays bank and selling off the Haller payments due from Ajax.
The Hammers have access to a £120m credit facility from MSD Holdings owned by Michael Dell’s family which stretches over five years and while some of it has been used to pay off media the Rights and Funding credit facility and Barclays bank loans, the majority remains available to the club.
Transfer deals require around 20% to 25% upfront depending on whether the player signs on a four or five-year contract.
Money is available to the manager to invest and improve the squad with quality players he decides will make the difference.
Whatever I think of the owners and this article , Moyes saying what he did to Hartson hopefully is a dam fine ploy in my eyes to tell the footballing world we do not have millions to spend , when we have much dinero .JayK wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 10:02 amClearly a communication breakdown somewhere along the lines. Moyes yesterday saying to John Hartson on tv he has no money to spend and Sullivan’s media mouthpiece of C&H saying the opposite. Sullivan has form for bullshit, passing the buck, re-diverting blame and throwing managers and staff under the bus so I know which story I’m more likely to believe. And I’m pretty sure C&H have come out with stories covering all angles of the transfer budget at some stage this year. They’re as believable as the Sunday sportClayton wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 9:48 am West Ham has money for transfers - https://www.claretandhugh.info/west-ham ... transfers/
Social media rumours that Weet Ham has no money for David Moyes in the transfer market is false.
West Ham are one of a number of clubs that are yet to significantly move in the transfer market this summer including Chelsea, Manchester City, Newcastle and Spurs with Everton investing just £1.6m according to Sky Sports done deals website.
The Hammers have made four small signings in the form of Craig Dawson from Watford plus three youngsters for the Academy from Chelsea, Reading and Celtic youth ranks on the gamble they could come good.
However, a striker, a centre back, an attacking midfielder and a goalkeeper are still being sought by the manager before the window closes on 31st August.
Like all football clubs, West Ham has had its challenges with cash flow over the pandemic requiring a rights issue of £30m from the shareholders, short term loans from Barclays bank and selling off the Haller payments due from Ajax.
The Hammers have access to a £120m credit facility from MSD Holdings owned by Michael Dell’s family which stretches over five years and while some of it has been used to pay off media the Rights and Funding credit facility and Barclays bank loans, the majority remains available to the club.
Transfer deals require around 20% to 25% upfront depending on whether the player signs on a four or five-year contract.
Money is available to the manager to invest and improve the squad with quality players he decides will make the difference.
Would be nice Clay. Sadly I don’t believe that. At least I don’t believe they have much dinero they’re willing to put towards the playing staff. Pretty sure the owners have plenty, but not the clubClayton wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 10:21 amWhatever I think of the owners and this article , Moyes saying what he did to Hartson hopefully is a dam fine ploy in my eyes to tell the footballing world we do not have millions to spend , when we have much dinero .JayK wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 10:02 am
Clearly a communication breakdown somewhere along the lines. Moyes yesterday saying to John Hartson on tv he has no money to spend and Sullivan’s media mouthpiece of C&H saying the opposite. Sullivan has form for bullshit, passing the buck, re-diverting blame and throwing managers and staff under the bus so I know which story I’m more likely to believe. And I’m pretty sure C&H have come out with stories covering all angles of the transfer budget at some stage this year. They’re as believable as the Sunday sport
