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You only have to listen to DF to hear that he was disappointed not to get it finalized . Houghton has nothing to prove we are a better team with him in front of the defence, he is an excellent player with a level headed approach. We have only to look at last season when we lost him for the remainder of the season and our form dipped to the point where winning the League was just dream instead of the reality it should have been .
Some say it's all down to wages, anybody thought he might be like some of the pessemists on here, and waiting to see which league we are in next season?
Quote from: ravenrover on January 04, 2018, 09:13:23 pmSurely the money is for the here and now not next season?The loan has been agreed for the rest of the season so how would we lose him in this window? Can an agreed loan deal be annulled?I thought a player could be sold in atransfer window even a loan agreement had been made or has that changed now.
Surely the money is for the here and now not next season?The loan has been agreed for the rest of the season so how would we lose him in this window? Can an agreed loan deal be annulled?
Quote from: anne honemous on January 04, 2018, 10:22:47 pmI might be in a minority here but I'm glad it's a loan deal and not permanent.Houghton still has much to prove, IMO, and he's got another four months to do it during which time we can A) See if his performances merit what he thinks he's worth wages wiseB) See if we actually want him on a long term deal; andC) If he's worth it, open negotiations in the next four months.We obviously run the risk of possibly losing him to a higher bidder in the summer if he does well, but by having him on loan we don't run the risk of having to fork out X amount on wages for however long if he gets injured again.All good, IMO.Could I had (D) Help us us to safety.
I might be in a minority here but I'm glad it's a loan deal and not permanent.Houghton still has much to prove, IMO, and he's got another four months to do it during which time we can A) See if his performances merit what he thinks he's worth wages wiseB) See if we actually want him on a long term deal; andC) If he's worth it, open negotiations in the next four months.We obviously run the risk of possibly losing him to a higher bidder in the summer if he does well, but by having him on loan we don't run the risk of having to fork out X amount on wages for however long if he gets injured again.All good, IMO.
Only a few weeks ago you were saying you would snap someone's hand off at a midtable finish. And you couldn't see it happing at all.Now we're in that position you're suggesting a midtable finish would be a negative
Quote from: steve@dcfd on January 04, 2018, 09:19:32 pmQuote from: ravenrover on January 04, 2018, 09:13:23 pmSurely the money is for the here and now not next season?The loan has been agreed for the rest of the season so how would we lose him in this window? Can an agreed loan deal be annulled?I thought a player could be sold in atransfer window even a loan agreement had been made or has that changed now.I believe this answers my question.52.1.2 any player registered on any other form of loan at a club, may not sign for any other Club (or club) during the period of the respective loan.Therefore once the loan has been agreed, before Saturday we hope, he ours for the rest of the season
Quote from: steve@dcfd on January 05, 2018, 09:15:07 amQuote from: steve@dcfd on January 04, 2018, 09:19:32 pmQuote from: ravenrover on January 04, 2018, 09:13:23 pmSurely the money is for the here and now not next season?The loan has been agreed for the rest of the season so how would we lose him in this window? Can an agreed loan deal be annulled?I thought a player could be sold in atransfer window even a loan agreement had been made or has that changed now.I believe this answers my question.52.1.2 any player registered on any other form of loan at a club, may not sign for any other Club (or club) during the period of the respective loan.Therefore once the loan has been agreed, before Saturday we hope, he ours for the rest of the seasonIf a player is recalled he would n't be on loan at another club
Quote from: dickos1 on January 05, 2018, 09:22:24 amOnly a few weeks ago you were saying you would snap someone's hand off at a midtable finish. And you couldn't see it happing at all.Now we're in that position you're suggesting a midtable finish would be a negativeDickos, please stop jumping on my posts.You always seem to pick on me but never other posters.Where am I suggesting that a mid table position would be negative?Just to make it clear, a few weeks ago, yes I would have snapped your hand off for a mid table finish but since then things have improved.I have said as much in my recent posts.However, as you well know, we haven’t yet finished in mid table have we.
Quote from: Filo on January 05, 2018, 09:39:10 amQuote from: steve@dcfd on January 05, 2018, 09:15:07 amQuote from: steve@dcfd on January 04, 2018, 09:19:32 pmQuote from: ravenrover on January 04, 2018, 09:13:23 pmSurely the money is for the here and now not next season?The loan has been agreed for the rest of the season so how would we lose him in this window? Can an agreed loan deal be annulled?I thought a player could be sold in atransfer window even a loan agreement had been made or has that changed now.I believe this answers my question.52.1.2 any player registered on any other form of loan at a club, may not sign for any other Club (or club) during the period of the respective loan.Therefore once the loan has been agreed, before Saturday we hope, he ours for the rest of the seasonIf a player is recalled he would n't be on loan at another clubI’m Looking at Houghton who has not been recalled so once the loan has been agreed under that law he is ours to the end of the season.
Quote from: Lesonthewest on January 04, 2018, 10:44:48 pmQuote from: anne honemous on January 04, 2018, 10:22:47 pmI might be in a minority here but I'm glad it's a loan deal and not permanent.Houghton still has much to prove, IMO, and he's got another four months to do it during which time we can A) See if his performances merit what he thinks he's worth wages wiseB) See if we actually want him on a long term deal; andC) If he's worth it, open negotiations in the next four months.We obviously run the risk of possibly losing him to a higher bidder in the summer if he does well, but by having him on loan we don't run the risk of having to fork out X amount on wages for however long if he gets injured again.All good, IMO.Could I had (D) Help us us to safety.But surely we are safe now that we are top half.How can you post such a negative thing.
Quote from: steve@dcfd on January 05, 2018, 09:54:49 amQuote from: Filo on January 05, 2018, 09:39:10 amQuote from: steve@dcfd on January 05, 2018, 09:15:07 amQuote from: steve@dcfd on January 04, 2018, 09:19:32 pmQuote from: ravenrover on January 04, 2018, 09:13:23 pmSurely the money is for the here and now not next season?The loan has been agreed for the rest of the season so how would we lose him in this window? Can an agreed loan deal be annulled?I thought a player could be sold in atransfer window even a loan agreement had been made or has that changed now.I believe this answers my question.52.1.2 any player registered on any other form of loan at a club, may not sign for any other Club (or club) during the period of the respective loan.Therefore once the loan has been agreed, before Saturday we hope, he ours for the rest of the seasonIf a player is recalled he would n't be on loan at another clubI’m Looking at Houghton who has not been recalled so once the loan has been agreed under that law he is ours to the end of the season.But he could be recalled this month if Chelsea got an offer for him' recall, meaning the loan has ended then sell him
Quote from: drfchound on January 05, 2018, 09:30:17 amQuote from: dickos1 on January 05, 2018, 09:22:24 amOnly a few weeks ago you were saying you would snap someone's hand off at a midtable finish. And you couldn't see it happing at all.Now we're in that position you're suggesting a midtable finish would be a negativeThis year isn't five days old yet.I haven't suggested anything negative at all.You have a habit of trying to imply that they are.I have my reasons for cutting this discussion short so you can have the last word if you want to.Dickos, please stop jumping on my posts.You always seem to pick on me but never other posters.Where am I suggesting that a mid table position would be negative?Just to make it clear, a few weeks ago, yes I would have snapped your hand off for a mid table finish but since then things have improved.I have said as much in my recent posts.However, as you well know, we haven’t yet finished in mid table have we.Jumping on your posts?? It's a discussion board, you say something and other people respond that's how it works. It's the first comment I've made on one of your posts this year I reckon. Just seems to me, now we're looking good for achieving something you would have snapped your hand off for, you're moving the goalposts to something even better, just so you can still describe the season as a disappointment when we don't achieve it.
Quote from: dickos1 on January 05, 2018, 09:22:24 amOnly a few weeks ago you were saying you would snap someone's hand off at a midtable finish. And you couldn't see it happing at all.Now we're in that position you're suggesting a midtable finish would be a negativeThis year isn't five days old yet.I haven't suggested anything negative at all.You have a habit of trying to imply that they are.I have my reasons for cutting this discussion short so you can have the last word if you want to.Dickos, please stop jumping on my posts.You always seem to pick on me but never other posters.Where am I suggesting that a mid table position would be negative?Just to make it clear, a few weeks ago, yes I would have snapped your hand off for a mid table finish but since then things have improved.I have said as much in my recent posts.However, as you well know, we haven’t yet finished in mid table have we.
Quote from: Filo on January 05, 2018, 10:12:02 amQuote from: steve@dcfd on January 05, 2018, 09:54:49 amQuote from: Filo on January 05, 2018, 09:39:10 amQuote from: steve@dcfd on January 05, 2018, 09:15:07 amQuote from: steve@dcfd on January 04, 2018, 09:19:32 pmQuote from: ravenrover on January 04, 2018, 09:13:23 pmSurely the money is for the here and now not next season?The loan has been agreed for the rest of the season so how would we lose him in this window? Can an agreed loan deal be annulled?I thought a player could be sold in atransfer window even a loan agreement had been made or has that changed now.I believe this answers my question.52.1.2 any player registered on any other form of loan at a club, may not sign for any other Club (or club) during the period of the respective loan.Therefore once the loan has been agreed, before Saturday we hope, he ours for the rest of the seasonIf a player is recalled he would n't be on loan at another clubI’m Looking at Houghton who has not been recalled so once the loan has been agreed under that law he is ours to the end of the season.But he could be recalled this month if Chelsea got an offer for him' recall, meaning the loan has ended then sell himThought a player couldn't be recalled within 28 days of the start of the loan?
Didnt we fall foul of this with Sam Johnson
Quote from: roversdude on January 05, 2018, 10:58:11 amDidnt we fall foul of this with Sam Johnson I think the regulations on loans have been tightened up since then.
Quote from: dickos1 on January 05, 2018, 09:55:39 amQuote from: drfchound on January 05, 2018, 09:30:17 amQuote from: dickos1 on January 05, 2018, 09:22:24 amOnly a few weeks ago you were saying you would snap someone's hand off at a midtable finish. And you couldn't see it happing at all.Now we're in that position you're suggesting a midtable finish would be a negative This year isn't five days old yet.I haven't suggested anything negative at all.You have a habit of trying to imply that they are.I have my reasons for cutting this discussion short so you can have the last word if you want to.Dickos, please stop jumping on my posts.You always seem to pick on me but never other posters.Where am I suggesting that a mid table position would be negative?Just to make it clear, a few weeks ago, yes I would have snapped your hand off for a mid table finish but since then things have improved.I have said as much in my recent posts.However, as you well know, we haven’t yet finished in mid table have we.Jumping on your posts?? It's a discussion board, you say something and other people respond that's how it works. It's the first comment I've made on one of your posts this year I reckon. Just seems to me, now we're looking good for achieving something you would have snapped your hand off for, you're moving the goalposts to something even better, just so you can still describe the season as a disappointment when we don't achieve it.I have re read my post and still can't see where I have said a mid table finish isn't good enough.Nowhere have I said anything negative about our recent upturn except if course for saying that Northampton were poor.Lots of other people said the same but you didn't make any comment about them doing so.Maybe you should understand that sometimes people can express a viewpoint which is just a concern, not a negative post.As you say, it is a forum and lots of other members post similarly to myself.
Quote from: drfchound on January 05, 2018, 09:30:17 amQuote from: dickos1 on January 05, 2018, 09:22:24 amOnly a few weeks ago you were saying you would snap someone's hand off at a midtable finish. And you couldn't see it happing at all.Now we're in that position you're suggesting a midtable finish would be a negative This year isn't five days old yet.I haven't suggested anything negative at all.You have a habit of trying to imply that they are.I have my reasons for cutting this discussion short so you can have the last word if you want to.Dickos, please stop jumping on my posts.You always seem to pick on me but never other posters.Where am I suggesting that a mid table position would be negative?Just to make it clear, a few weeks ago, yes I would have snapped your hand off for a mid table finish but since then things have improved.I have said as much in my recent posts.However, as you well know, we haven’t yet finished in mid table have we.Jumping on your posts?? It's a discussion board, you say something and other people respond that's how it works. It's the first comment I've made on one of your posts this year I reckon. Just seems to me, now we're looking good for achieving something you would have snapped your hand off for, you're moving the goalposts to something even better, just so you can still describe the season as a disappointment when we don't achieve it.
Quote from: dickos1 on January 05, 2018, 09:22:24 amOnly a few weeks ago you were saying you would snap someone's hand off at a midtable finish. And you couldn't see it happing at all.Now we're in that position you're suggesting a midtable finish would be a negative This year isn't five days old yet.I haven't suggested anything negative at all.You have a habit of trying to imply that they are.I have my reasons for cutting this discussion short so you can have the last word if you want to.Dickos, please stop jumping on my posts.You always seem to pick on me but never other posters.Where am I suggesting that a mid table position would be negative?Just to make it clear, a few weeks ago, yes I would have snapped your hand off for a mid table finish but since then things have improved.I have said as much in my recent posts.However, as you well know, we haven’t yet finished in mid table have we.
I'm not looking for a fight, hound said numerous times he didn't think we would make midtable this season and he'd snap his hand off for it.Today in response to the suggestion houghton naught be waiting to see which league were in next year, hound stated So, is he himself being negative about our prospects this season?Using your analogy,I guess so.This implies that not getting promotion is a negative