Transfers (General)

[Bender]

Qpr reject £12M bid from Leicester City for Striker Charlie Austin.....:Sky

[Rich]

There was talk he new contract last season had a clause for a relatively modest fee.

I think he'll be useful for City.

Ah, I thought his new contract removed the clause.

[Reece]

Qpr reject £12M from Leicester.....:Sky

For what/who?

[Gray]

Austin

[Reece]

[Bender]

For what/who?

**** knew i forgot something

[red g]

Delph is a good player - wonder what the transfer fee is? £20m+ I'd guess.

8m

[Bender]

Manchester United will try to tempt Everton to sell them right-back Seamus Coleman, 26, by offering 27-year-old centre-back Jonny Evans as part of any deal. (Daily Star)

[RedReet]

There was talk he new contract last season had a clause for a relatively modest fee.

I think he'll be useful for City.

I'll be surprised if he even gets a few cup starts. Not say he's a bad player, but I just think end up on the scrap heap with Sinclair and Rodwell.

[Shaggy]

Chelsea sign Falcao on loan

[Gray]

I think he'll do ok there.

[rodo]

Inter Milan have missed out on Tom Ince again as he has signed for Derby

[dww]

I'll be surprised if he even gets a few cup starts. Not say he's a bad player, but I just think end up on the scrap heap with Sinclair and Rodwell.

It's certainly a possibility but I thought last season City needed another dynamic midfielder when Toure wasn't there or was playing badly. I don't think he'll be a regular but to my mind he does fill a genuine gap in their squad.

[RedReet]

It's certainly a possibility but I thought last season City needed another dynamic midfielder when Toure wasn't there or was playing badly. I don't think he'll be a regular but to my mind he does fill a genuine gap in their squad.

Does he offer much more than Fernando or Fernandinho though? I agree with what you are saying, but if comes down to a choice between the three, I think the higher profile players get the nod more often than not, whether they deserve to or not.

[dww]

Does he offer much more than Fernando or Fernandinho though? I agree with what you are saying, but if comes down to a choice between the three, I think the higher profile players get the nod more often than not, whether they deserve to or not.

I think he offers something different more than an upgrade. That said I thought Fernando looked to struggle with the PL last season, if he doesn't improve then I think Delph just looks a better option. I don't know that there is any evidence for Pellegrini picking on reputation; Sinclair was an odd purchase and Rodwell was rarely fit for more than 30 minutes.