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Approve Approve Approve!!!!
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Better than Marriappa and Hangaland? Will the £6.5 be all upfront or based on appearances etc?
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Do we really need to keep funding QPR's donkey sanctuary ?
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Originally posted by JohnB
If we can get his head right off the pitch, then he can still be a hell of a player. We don't seem to have any expertise in getting players' heads right or even improving them under the current management team so that's a big nono from me. If we want a centre half who's head isn't right let's get Darcy Blake back again and save a load of money in the process
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Originally posted by bexleydave
I guessed we'd be shopping at Aldi and Lidl, I didn't expect us to go to Poundland and insist on paying Waitrose prices. Or even Romford market, if he was that great he would have been snapped up by now, £6.5m ?? Jeez
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No, if he was that good we couldn't afford him anyway,6.5 mill he ain't worth half of that.
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
There a literally thousands of players with "a point to prove" I'm not sure that makes a particularly good reason to sign someone. Caulker may come good but I haven't seen anything to suggest that is the case. £6.5 million is not a lot but it's too much for a player QPhaha need to get rid of and has struggled to play any football. Competittion for him now: [Link]
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Looks like this one has legs. I think he will do well for us and has something to prove imo
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be happy with this
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Originally posted by sxp55
be happy with this Talks opened, beating off competition hopefully. We still have Delaney for 1 more year but Caulker must fancy his chances to start ahead of Delaney
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Originally posted by laddo
Caulker needs a settled environment. Dismissing him is bizarre. He was great at Swansea, did enough at Cardiff to be bought by a premier league QPR and then went to Southampton. Due to the Dutch centre half they got in he found his chances limited before joining Liverpool. He can do a job. Is quick and like Dann before he joined us, has a point to prove. I for one would be content with this signing. If the club listened to many of the supporters we'd never have bought Bolasie or Delaney. And I don't remember a large number being enthused by Dann or Ledley either. I am not convinced as he has looked mixed, but Pulis and Allardyce are both a good judge of defenders and they have either been in for him before or are also rumored to be interested. If we let Hangeland and Mariappa go, then we will need two center halves. If Kelly goes too, then we would need at least one full back as well. As such, getting Caulker for reasonable money makes sense.
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Originally posted by NickinOX
If the club listened to many of the supporters we'd never have bought Bolasie or Delaney. And I don't remember a large number being enthused by Dann or Ledley either. Perhaps if they had listened to the supporters they wouldn't have wasted all that money on Florian Marange, Jerome Sicknote Thomas, Jimmy Kebe et al
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Perhaps if they had listened to the supporters they wouldn't have wasted all that money on Florian Marange, Jerome Sicknote Thomas, Jimmy Kebe et al My point was that for all the online whining, the club has not done badly from some of the players who match that background. There have been some crap buys, particularly in our first year in the PL, but there have been some bargains too. If the club had listened to the whingers, we'd never have brought in players like Delaney, Hangeland, Bolasie, etc. "not good enough for xxx then they're not good enough for us," or "xxx has been relegated twice so he must be s***." On balance, the club seems to have done far better than people like you are willing to admit.
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