and set to be named later this week according to collymore.

wonder who they are!

‘Football isn’t instant coffee. You have to work at it. You must grow the bean, grind it.’ Ian Holloway

My fellow countryman?

I did think maybe Pards but he had so little to do with transfers I am not so sure he could

If the three are the other favourites for the Wngland job we could well be on the lookout for a new manager.

Someone is quoted as offering a selection of 'loyal' players an extra £8k per week if they paid him £4k from it. That's £416k per year if its just two players. Is tax paid on that kind of arrangement.

There's a manager who reportedly wanted to sign a load of 33/34 y.o's and walked out when these signings weren't sanctioned. It seemed the wages on offer were too high and the rumours are the chairman did not see the value. Of course this is all conjecture.

If it's a kick back from an agent, then there will be little visability - I would take a lot of this with a pinch of salt. Stories like this do bring fools pretending to be itk to their keyboards.

what I have read the main stuff so far is kick backs from agents , the way the managers get round it is by putting in a consultancy fee in the transfer for a company that the manager has an interest in , or a friend of his who then pays him with a cut taken out , which is a massive conflict of interest .

swiss banks have been mentioned so should be traceable at the consultancy company end , harder at the swiss end , them buggers still have a load of Nazi gold !!!

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "