If I was JM I would be mailing some of these believers offering them X-Ray glasses that enable you to see through women's clothing, shoes that enable you to walk on water and a winning Nigerian lottery ticket - worth £1m but theirs in return for their bank details & just £500 processing fee.strap wrote:LOANED!, LOANED!!, oxf*rd LOANED!!!y26 royal wrote:the amount of money mr mad's pumped in over the year he deserves some money back in his piggy bank!
He hasn't "spent" a oxf*rd brass farthing of his own money!!!!
I'VE "spent" more money on RFC than THAT charlatan!!!!!!
JESUS!!!!!
Hunt's form in the early part of this year says you are wrongrhroyal wrote:I can't imagine Hunt's attitude stooping to what we saw from Shorey last season, if he stays we have 100% all of him.
It'll kill us if he goes. Convey to rely on on the left. Great.wallyroyal wrote:Apparently, Everton's 3.5mil bid was rejected just minutes ago but still plenty of time to go. Be a shame for him to move as he played well on saturday. Also, they still think Kevin Doyle will move to Aston Villa even though shorey thinks he won't:http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=836482
Errrrrr he has been playing out of position for the good of the teamHandsome Man wrote:Hunt's form in the early part of this year says you are wrongrhroyal wrote:I can't imagine Hunt's attitude stooping to what we saw from Shorey last season, if he stays we have 100% all of him.
The calendar year, I presume.Soul Man wrote:Errrrrr he has been playing out of position for the good of the teamHandsome Man wrote:Hunt's form in the early part of this year says you are wrongrhroyal wrote:I can't imagine Hunt's attitude stooping to what we saw from Shorey last season, if he stays we have 100% all of him.
Surely we arent that desperate for the cash, after all we aint going to be spending it - he has a £5m clause - at least show some gumption to get to that level!Gordons Cumming wrote:Everton bid again,this time accepted. 4.5 million.
B*gg*r!!
We won't have a choice but to accept a £5m bid if the £5m release clause is correct. That'll leave us pretty screwed. Wouldn't have thought we'd have time to sign someone permanently, may have to go back to Kieron Gibbs. He's just signed a new contract but I'm sure he's still available for loan. Hope it doesn't come down to this, but like I say, we might not have much choice.RoyalBlue wrote:If Coppell and co are to stick to their word, then any bid for Hunt has to be at least £5M (what we are led to believe we have turned down before) plus the hefty premium that Coppell said the club would levy for any last minute deals. By my reckoning a hefty premium would be at least 20% so any bid below £6M should be rejected outright.
Spud wrote:Rest assured , did I not read last week that squeaky had identified some "targets" if we where to lose some players at the last minute .
Please loan me £5,000 tomorrow.strap wrote:LOANED!, LOANED!!, oxf*rd LOANED!!!y26 royal wrote:the amount of money mr mad's pumped in over the year he deserves some money back in his piggy bank!
He hasn't "spent" a oxf*rd brass farthing of his own money!!!!
I'VE "spent" more money on RFC than THAT charlatan!!!!!!
JESUS!!!!!
Would be really unlucky if we lose him with so little time to sign a replacement. I mean who could have possibly foreseen this turn of events weeks or even months agoBill Oddie's Beard wrote:We won't have a choice but to accept a £5m bid if the £5m release clause is correct. That'll leave us pretty screwed. Wouldn't have thought we'd have time to sign someone permanently, may have to go back to Kieron Gibbs. He's just signed a new contract but I'm sure he's still available for loan. Hope it doesn't come down to this, but like I say, we might not have much choice.RoyalBlue wrote:If Coppell and co are to stick to their word, then any bid for Hunt has to be at least £5M (what we are led to believe we have turned down before) plus the hefty premium that Coppell said the club would levy for any last minute deals. By my reckoning a hefty premium would be at least 20% so any bid below £6M should be rejected outright.
The release clause would only allow Hunt to talk to Everton and we have to notify him of the bid. If we can't contact him until tomorrow because his mobile phone is broken then its a real shameBill Oddie's Beard wrote:We won't have a choice but to accept a £5m bid if the £5m release clause is correct. That'll leave us pretty screwed. Wouldn't have thought we'd have time to sign someone permanently, may have to go back to Kieron Gibbs. He's just signed a new contract but I'm sure he's still available for loan. Hope it doesn't come down to this, but like I say, we might not have much choice.RoyalBlue wrote:If Coppell and co are to stick to their word, then any bid for Hunt has to be at least £5M (what we are led to believe we have turned down before) plus the hefty premium that Coppell said the club would levy for any last minute deals. By my reckoning a hefty premium would be at least 20% so any bid below £6M should be rejected outright.
Is that Bullshit FM again?readingbedding wrote:On the Radio now it has just said that Hunt is at Goodison.
Probably the same Radio station that reported Shorey was at Upton Park last seasonwinchester_royal wrote:Is that Bullshit FM again?readingbedding wrote:On the Radio now it has just said that Hunt is at Goodison.
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