January Window-Deadline Day

Kipper wrote:

Vincemac wrote:

Black Cat Kiwi wrote:

cyprussyd wrote:Phil Parkinson says Sunderland want two new signings before the transfer deadline
Sunderland have deals lined up for the players they want, but there are still pieces that need to fall into place

By
James Hunter

• 15:30, 28 JAN 2020
  

Phil Parkinson still wants two more signings before the transfer window closes on Friday - and Sunderland have deals lined up to fill the forward and wingback positions he wants to strengthen.
Those deals hinge on factors outside the Black Cats' control, and they will continue to look for alternatives just in case.

But with Parkinson unwilling to bring in players who do not improve his squad, he also admits there is also a chance that the deadline could pass without any new arrivals to add to the three men who have already signed this month - Kyle Lafferty, Bailey Wright, and Josh Scowen.
Sunderland's recruitment team is working hard to avoid the latter scenario, however. and Parkinson is hopeful that there be new faces in place before the weekend.
PP also said he had a ‘good chat’ with Grigg this week.
They’ll consider an exit if there’s a good deal and PP can line up a replacement.
But neither pushing for it, nothing on the table atm and manager believes he’ll be better in current system.

So we've gained a CF in Laferty, a CB, Wright & a hard working take no prisoners DM, Scowen who divides opinion from QPR fans but quite possibly the teeth we need in the MF. On the surface, strengthening the spine of a team.

Given these & possibly two more are supposed to be better than what we have, how many & who should we be shifting?

Any one 
There has none of them proved there worth 
However we have had a turn around in foutunes of late 
Nevertheless there all replaceable

Really??? So you don't rate Mclughlin, O'Nien, Maguire, Gooch, Willis, Hume (I could go on) and you think these could all be replaced with better in the last week of the transfer window turning us into a better team?

Vincemac wrote:

Kipper wrote:

Vincemac wrote:

Black Cat Kiwi wrote:

cyprussyd wrote:Phil Parkinson says Sunderland want two new signings before the transfer deadline
Sunderland have deals lined up for the players they want, but there are still pieces that need to fall into place

By
James Hunter

• 15:30, 28 JAN 2020
  

Phil Parkinson still wants two more signings before the transfer window closes on Friday - and Sunderland have deals lined up to fill the forward and wingback positions he wants to strengthen.
Those deals hinge on factors outside the Black Cats' control, and they will continue to look for alternatives just in case.

But with Parkinson unwilling to bring in players who do not improve his squad, he also admits there is also a chance that the deadline could pass without any new arrivals to add to the three men who have already signed this month - Kyle Lafferty, Bailey Wright, and Josh Scowen.
Sunderland's recruitment team is working hard to avoid the latter scenario, however. and Parkinson is hopeful that there be new faces in place before the weekend.
PP also said he had a ‘good chat’ with Grigg this week.
They’ll consider an exit if there’s a good deal and PP can line up a replacement.
But neither pushing for it, nothing on the table atm and manager believes he’ll be better in current system.

So we've gained a CF in Laferty, a CB, Wright & a hard working take no prisoners DM, Scowen who divides opinion from QPR fans but quite possibly the teeth we need in the MF. On the surface, strengthening the spine of a team.

Given these & possibly two more are supposed to be better than what we have, how many & who should we be shifting?

Any one 
There has none of them proved there worth 
However we have had a turn around in foutunes of late 
Nevertheless there all replaceable

Really??? So you don't rate Mclughlin, O'Nien, Maguire, Gooch, Willis, Hume (I could go on) and you think these could all be replaced with better in the last week of the transfer window turning us into a better team?

These players you have mentioned have not showen ther good enough to get us promoted 
All players are replaceable 
It’s not feasible to replace everyone at the same time 
Like I say we have turned the corner of late and the results are a bit better.however
I did not expect us to run away with the league with these players this year after last years failure nevertheless they have had a good chunk of the season to prove there worth 
And again all players are replaceable

Vincemac wrote:

Kipper wrote:

Vincemac wrote:

Black Cat Kiwi wrote:

cyprussyd wrote:Phil Parkinson says Sunderland want two new signings before the transfer deadline
Sunderland have deals lined up for the players they want, but there are still pieces that need to fall into place

By
James Hunter

• 15:30, 28 JAN 2020
  

Phil Parkinson still wants two more signings before the transfer window closes on Friday - and Sunderland have deals lined up to fill the forward and wingback positions he wants to strengthen.
Those deals hinge on factors outside the Black Cats' control, and they will continue to look for alternatives just in case.

But with Parkinson unwilling to bring in players who do not improve his squad, he also admits there is also a chance that the deadline could pass without any new arrivals to add to the three men who have already signed this month - Kyle Lafferty, Bailey Wright, and Josh Scowen.
Sunderland's recruitment team is working hard to avoid the latter scenario, however. and Parkinson is hopeful that there be new faces in place before the weekend.
PP also said he had a ‘good chat’ with Grigg this week.
They’ll consider an exit if there’s a good deal and PP can line up a replacement.
But neither pushing for it, nothing on the table atm and manager believes he’ll be better in current system.

So we've gained a CF in Laferty, a CB, Wright & a hard working take no prisoners DM, Scowen who divides opinion from QPR fans but quite possibly the teeth we need in the MF. On the surface, strengthening the spine of a team.

Given these & possibly two more are supposed to be better than what we have, how many & who should we be shifting?

Any one 
There has none of them proved there worth 
However we have had a turn around in foutunes of late 
Nevertheless there all replaceable

Really??? So you don't rate Mclughlin, O'Nien, Maguire, Gooch, Willis, Hume (I could go on) and you think these could all be replaced with better in the last week of the transfer window turning us into a better team?

These players you have mentioned have not showen ther good enough to get us promoted 
Poor Willis was not here last season and Hume not playing
All players are replaceable 
They are but to replace them all with better may be a tad unrealistic
It’s not feasible to replace everyone at the same time 
Like I say we have turned the corner of late and the results are a bit better.however
I did not expect us to run away with the league with these players this year after last years failure nevertheless they have had a good chunk of the season to prove there worth 
Results are a bit better, I would say results are a million percent better and yes we had a very, very bad spell however I believe automatic promotion is now well within our grasp.
And again all players are replaceable

cyprussyd wrote:

Vincemac wrote:

Kipper wrote:

Vincemac wrote:

Black Cat Kiwi wrote:

cyprussyd wrote:Phil Parkinson says Sunderland want two new signings before the transfer deadline
Sunderland have deals lined up for the players they want, but there are still pieces that need to fall into place

By
James Hunter

• 15:30, 28 JAN 2020
  

Phil Parkinson still wants two more signings before the transfer window closes on Friday - and Sunderland have deals lined up to fill the forward and wingback positions he wants to strengthen.
Those deals hinge on factors outside the Black Cats' control, and they will continue to look for alternatives just in case.

But with Parkinson unwilling to bring in players who do not improve his squad, he also admits there is also a chance that the deadline could pass without any new arrivals to add to the three men who have already signed this month - Kyle Lafferty, Bailey Wright, and Josh Scowen.
Sunderland's recruitment team is working hard to avoid the latter scenario, however. and Parkinson is hopeful that there be new faces in place before the weekend.
PP also said he had a ‘good chat’ with Grigg this week.
They’ll consider an exit if there’s a good deal and PP can line up a replacement.
But neither pushing for it, nothing on the table atm and manager believes he’ll be better in current system.

So we've gained a CF in Laferty, a CB, Wright & a hard working take no prisoners DM, Scowen who divides opinion from QPR fans but quite possibly the teeth we need in the MF. On the surface, strengthening the spine of a team.

Given these & possibly two more are supposed to be better than what we have, how many & who should we be shifting?

Any one 
There has none of them proved there worth 
However we have had a turn around in foutunes of late 
Nevertheless there all replaceable

Really??? So you don't rate Mclughlin, O'Nien, Maguire, Gooch, Willis, Hume (I could go on) and you think these could all be replaced with better in the last week of the transfer window turning us into a better team?

These players you have mentioned have not showen ther good enough to get us promoted 
Poor Willis was not here last season and Hume not playing
All players are replaceable 
They are but to replace them all with better may be a tad unrealistic
It’s not feasible to replace everyone at the same time 
Like I say we have turned the corner of late and the results are a bit better.however
I did not expect us to run away with the league with these players this year after last years failure nevertheless they have had a good chunk of the season to prove there worth 
Results are a bit better, I would say results are a million percent better and yes we had a very, very bad spell however I believe automatic promotion is now well within our grasp.
And again all players are replaceable

cyprussyd wrote:
Keith Downie

@SkySports_Keith




Sunderland reject latest offer for striker Will Grigg - this time from Bradford City #SAFC

cyprussyd wrote:The Sun claim that Sunderland are looking for a contribution of £10,000 per week towards McGeady's wages if he is to leave on loan this month.

They also claim that Hibernian are keen on the wideman - despite Jack Ross playing down a deal earlier this week.

oxfordshire wrote:Will oxford make an offer we can't refuse for the 4 million pound man?

fitz wrote:nothing so far other than McGeady to Charlton on loan

seems really quiet generally speaking - only 2 deals in the premiership and neither of them look like big news

cyprussyd wrote:

oxfordshire wrote:Will oxford make an offer we can't refuse for the 4 million pound man?

We all call him the 4 mil man but in reality it is probably more like the 1.5 mil man.

Donald said when we bought him the add on's would take him up to 4 mil but we would need to be promoted to the premier league for that to kick in.

I expect him to leave.

cyprussyd wrote:
SUNDERLAND CHASE SWANSEA DEFENDER
Sunderland are working hard to sign Swansea City left-back Declan John on loan until the end of the season.

cyprussyd wrote:

cyprussyd wrote:
SUNDERLAND CHASE SWANSEA DEFENDER
Sunderland are working hard to sign Swansea City left-back Declan John on loan until the end of the season.

deal complete

cyprussyd wrote:
Keith Downie

@SkySports_Keith

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Bristol City striker Antoine Semenyo set to arrive on Wearside tonight ahead of loan move to Sunderland until the summer #SAFC