Originally posted by soundcheckbob
there's a serious rumour going round that arsenal have put in a £37,000,000 bid for
Originally posted by kosciesza61
yup less than 7 hours to go and Ian Harte and Nick Barmby are STILL AVAILABLE!!!!!
could somebody put Leeds fans out of our misery and buy them PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE?
I wonder why Kilgallon agreed to the deal then - I thought the idea was for him to get some regular first team experience....
I think we should give him away - and I'd happily volunteer to drive him down to upton park myself!Originally posted by hammerntongues
we`ll take Harte , we need a laftie but we cant pay you anything , who do you fancy in exchange ( not defoe )
Originally posted by kosciesza61
I think we should give him away - and I'd happily volunteer to drive him down to upton park myself!
Originally posted by kosciesza61
yup less than 7 hours to go and Ian Harte and Nick Barmby are STILL AVAILABLE!!!!!
could somebody put Leeds fans out of our misery and buy them PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE?
I wonder why Kilgallon agreed to the deal then - I thought the idea was for him to get some regular first team experience....
Originally posted by Kained and Unable
yeah stuart pearce isn't a bad shout, not the most expereinced of managers but hes played for the club, knows and has the respect of the players and isn't called bryan robson, george graham, or graham taylor!!!
stuart pearce with jullian dicks as assistant!!!!
dave
Originally posted by kosciesza61
from the official LUFC website:
HARTE BROKEN!
by David Allen
IAN Harte's proposed loan move to Premiership newcomers Portsmouth has collapsed. The Irish international, 26, had been set to join Harry Redknapp's outfit on a season-long loan, and the deal had been agreed between the clubs.
However, it has emerged that FA rules, which allow only two domestic loan deals, have scuppered the transfer. Pompey already have Chelsea' Alexei Smertin on loan at Fratton Park, and completed a deal for West Brom's Jason Roberts earlier on Monday.
Both United and Portsmouth had believed the rule were for two Premiership stars, and not including Nationwide players.
"It's a blow because we were all set to bring Ian in and both clubs were extremely happy with the circumstances of the deal," said Pompey chief executive Peter Storrie.
"It was a simple misinterpretation by both Harry and Peter Reid of some fairly confusing rules. We are sorry to have lost out on Ian but the rules as they are, there is nothing we can do."