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Thursday 04th July 2024, 7:54 AM

McTominay would be an improvement on Palhinha, happy days if we could get him

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Thursday 04th July 2024, 6:40 AM

Exeter City youngsters Alfie Cunningham, Sam Joce, Scott Simmons and Aamir Daniels have left the club. The four have departed the Grecians at the end of their second-year scholarships, along with Giulio Marroni who joined for the 2023/24 season on a work-experience loan from Crystal Palace FC.Simmons never made an appearance for City, while Joce, Cunningham and Daniels all made substitute appearances in the Bristol Streets Motors Trophy for Gary Caldwell’s men. The club have also confirmed all ten of the first-year Scholars will remain at the Club for their second season.They are: George Birch, Jacca Cavendish, Kye Cooper, Theo Cutler, Dan Layer, Liam Oakes, Santino Ohanaka, Jake Richards, Dylan Shanahan, and Kieran Wilson.Academy Director Arran Pugh said: "We are a fan owned, community Club whose model relies on Academy Graduates. As a group of staff and as an Academy, we ultimately want players to achieve a professional contract at the end of their scholarship but the most important aspect is developing people for the next part of their journey whatever that might be.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 9:29 PM

Exeter City have signed Northern Ireland international Josh Magennis on a one-year deal.The 33-year-old forward was released by Wigan Athletic at the end of last season after scoring 10 goals in 42 appearances across all competitions in the 2023-24 campaign.Magennis has 79 caps for his country on and has previously had spells at Hull City, Bolton Wanderers and Charlton Athletic."He is a real proven goalscorer at this level, and the level above, as well as having great international pedigree with Northern Ireland. His experience will be of huge benefit to our younger forwards," said boss Gary Caldwell told the Exeter website, external.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 9:07 PM

palhinha willian tosin mitrovic all gone,robinson reid going , the future is not good.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 7:43 PM

Bye bye! Best of luck! That’s a decent profit for Fulham and spent wisely , with Silva’s magic we can find an upgrade! Someone just as solid but better use of the ball and maybe smarter in getting less yellow cards.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 7:36 PM

Fulham are the leading the race to sign Scott McTominay, with Southampton, Newcastle and West Ham also keen on the midfielder.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 7:30 PM

Caleb Watts has admitted he has a bit of a point to prove with exeter-city-fcExeter City after signing his third short-term deal with the Grecians. Having joined in September 2023, the Australian did enough for his original contract which ran until January to be extended until the end of the season.But his time at St James Park has been injury-hit and very stop-start. Watts joined the Grecians from Southampton on a free transfer, having featured for Australia at the last Olympic Games. The highlight of his first season was scoring a memorable goal in the 1-0 win over Cheltenham Town just moments after entering the pitch as a substitute.But the 22-year-old was limited to just 11 appearances for Gary Caldwell’s men, only four of which were starts in a difficult season. However, the versatile man has now signed another short-term deal with City until at least the end of January 2025.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 5:24 PM

I cannot believe the CRAP that scout comes out with.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 5:00 PM

Exeter City have signed striker Jay Bird from Scottish side Arbroath and Hull City midfielder Ryan Woods.Bird, 23, who scored 10 goals last season, has agreed a one-year contract with a club option of a further year.Woods, 30, played 14 times on loan at City last season and left Hull earlier this week.He has agreed a two-year deal with the League One side."Woodsy was our number one target of the summer," City manager Gary Caldwell told the club website., external"I remember at Port Vale at the end of last season I grabbed him and shouted ‘one more year’ for him, and fortunately we've got him for a bit longer."Bird, meanwhile, began his career at MK Dons, with a loan spell at Wealdstone, and spent time at Dagenham & Redbridge before moving to Scotland."Seeing the names on the training ground wall of who has come through the academy, they are so important and it attracted me to the club that there is a pathway you are able to pursue," he said.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 3:49 PM

ive just been on my favourite newsnow site, to get all the gossip on joaos move, and have noticed that there is a 25 million difference in the stated fee, when all those who reported it are put together!

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 3:09 PM

Can’t believe some of you didn’t realise Palhinha would leave at the end of the season DESPITE signing a new contract. And, by the way his performances second half of the season were poor

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 2:43 PM

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 12:57 PM

Fulham and Bayern Munich have agreed a fee for for the transfer of Joao Palhinha. €51m plus €5m add ons, which would be a club record sale. Bayern's third offer of the summer. Player keen on move. @TheAthleticFC

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 11:23 AM

What is going on it is gone11 am and there is no Luke Harris hour.Dot tell me it's been abandoned like theArchers.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 10:30 AM

While fans may be upset at seeing homegrown players leave, generating cash from academies can allow clubs to keep spending big. As a result, the battleground for the brightest talents has never been as fierce.Brexit restrictions on clubs signing players aged between 16 and 18 from Europe has further intensified the competition between clubs in the capital.The talent in Premier League academies is, arguably, stronger than ever and more players developed in elite English proving grounds are showing themselves to be good enough to thrive in the top flight.Below are a list of the best young posters in London academies ArsenalAmario Cozier-Duberry (18, Forward)A late bloomer who joined Arsenal when he was 14 but has become a star at academy level. Helped the Gunners reach the FA Youth Cup Final last season and Arsenal Under-18s manager Jack Wilshere has compared his playing style to Bukayo Saka. Has regularly been on the bench for the first team.Myles Lewis-Skelly (17, Midfielder)A skilful midfielder who senior coaching staff at Arsenal think could become a left-back in the mould of Oleksandr Zinchenko. For now, he feels he is best at No6 or No8 and looks to learn from Declan Rice. His mum has a podcast to help parents in the industry.Ayden Heaven (17, Defender)A tall and rangy player capable of playing in defence or midfield and likes to impose himself on matches with his physical presence. Joined Arsenal aged 13 after being released by West Ham and was on the bench for their Champions League defeat in Porto last month.Josh Nichols (17, Defender)A right-back who had spells at Chelsea, West Ham and Tottenham before moving to Hale End. Has developed his game to tuck inside from the right — like Mikel Arteta has Ben White do for the first team — and has worked hard on the attacking side of his game.Ethan Nwaneri (16, Midfielder)Became the youngest player in Premier League history in 2022 when he made his debut aged 15 years and 181 days. Best at No8 or No10, he likes to get on the ball, glide past players and make an impact in the final third. Is set to sign his first professional contract after Arsenal fought off interest from Chelsea and Manchester City.Chido Obi-Martin (16, Forward)Went viral in November after scoring 10 goals as Arsenal Under-16s beat Liverpool 14-3. Already more than 6ft tall, he is a striker from Denmark who has caught the eye with his physique, pace and finishing ability. Big European clubs are already tracking him, including Ajax and Borussia Dortmund.Max Dowman (14, Midfielder)A left-footed playmaker who made his debut for Arsenal Under-18s this season despite being just 13 years old at the time. Continues to play above his age group and is already part of the England Under-16 set-up. Is well-regarded for his close control and eye for a pass.BrentfordAndre Grey (18, Defender)Described by coaches as a well-balanced and forward-thinking centre-back. A product of the Kinetic Academy Programme, which gives young footballers the opportunity to stay in education while pursuing a career in football. Joined Brentford last year from non-League side Corinthian Casuals, who have a partnership with Kinetic.Ollie Shield (17, Forward)Compares himself to Mo Salah due to his direct play and ability to beat a player in one-versus-one situations out wide. Joined Brentford from Southampton last summer and has impressed in his first season for the Bees. Has a twin brother who is at Plymouth Argyle.Omaru King (17, Forward)The most exciting prospect in the Brentford Under-18s side, which was reformed in 2022 when the Bees reopened their academy. A winger who idolises Eberechi Eze and plays in a similar way to the Crystal Palace star, taking on defenders out wide with close control. Like Grey, another product of Kinetic who came from Corinthian Casuals.ChelseaTyrique George (18, Forward)A pacy and direct wide player who is one of the stars of the Chelsea academy. Known to score thunderous long-range goals with either feet and could soon make his senior debut, having trained with the first-team squad multiple times and made a positive impression on Mauricio Pochettino.Somto Boniface (18, Defender)An energetic and versatile left-sided player who can play at full-back or wing-back. Was named Chelsea Academy Scholar of the Year last season after impressing with his lung-bursting runs from deep, while delivering pinpoint crosses into the box. Among the talented players highly rated by coaches at Cobham.Donnell McNeilly (18, Forward)Another fast, powerful forward who is a regular provider of goals and assists. Diminutive in stature but clinical in front of goal, he is in the running to be named top scorer at Under-18s level, with the Blues challenging for the South Division title.Michael Golding (17, Midfielder)The youngest player to make his first-team debut under Pochettino this season. An attacking midfielder who possesses good leadership skills and has captained England at Under-16 and Under-17 level, he almost scored and assisted in his nine-minute cameo against Preston in the FA Cup at Stamford Bridge.CHELSEAKiano Dyer (17, Midfielder)A stylish, bright and intelligent midfielder who can play in a number of positions across midfield. Progressed quickly at Chelsea after he joined from West Brom in 2020, making his debut for the Under-18s as a 15-year-old, and has trained with the first-team squad this season amid the injury crisis at Stamford Bridge.Kai Crampton (17, Goalkeeper)An exciting goalkeeping prospect who has already played senior football for Isthmian League side Concord Rangers during a short-term youth loan this season. Has also been part of the Chelsea side that has reached the Under-17 Premier League Cup Final after beating Manchester City earlier this month.Ollie Harrison (16, Midfielder)The youngest player to make a Chelsea matchday squad under Pochettino, he was named on the bench for their 1-1 draw at Manchester City in February. A tall midfielder who joined from Newcastle last summer and has been likened to Michael Carrick.Landon Emenalo (16, Midfielder)Left-footed midfielder is the son of former Chelsea technical director Michael Emenalo. Can play as a holding midfielder, in a box-to-box role, at No10 or at left-back and has been fast-tracked through the Blues academy after impressing coaches at Cobham.Crystal PalaceZach Marsh (18, Forward)A lethal frontman who has been in blistering goalscoring form this season, registering 16 goals in 12 games in the Under-18s Premier League. Those 16 goals have included hat-tricks against Southampton, Fulham, Tottenham and most recently West Ham.David Ozoh (18, Midfielder)Probably the best prospect in the Palace academy. Has already made nine first-team appearances this season and has shown he has the physical edge and presence on the ball to cut it, including when he came on in first half against Manchester City in December and helped the Eagles earn a 2-2 draw at the Etihad.Mofe Jemide (17, Defender)A commanding, modern-day centre-back who is comfortable on the ball and has an eye for an accurate long pass. An imposing presence in defence, he has captained Palace Under-18s on occasions this season and was part of the England squad that reached the quarter-finals of the Under-17s Euros last year.Jesse Derry (16, Forward)A two-footed winger who is adept off either the left or the right flank. Made his Under-18s debut on the final day of last season, earned a scholarship last summer and has established himself as a regular for them. He made his England Under-17s debut in September.Samuel Lusale (16, Forward)A tricky winger with an eye for goal who has just made his debut for Slovakia Under-17s. He assisted their winning goal off the bench in a Euros qualifier against Switzerland, having played for the Palace Under-18s this season.FulhamLuc de Fougerolles (18, Defender)Not the tallest centre-back but what he lacks in heights he makes up for with a fearless approach in the air. His consistency stands out to Fulham coaches and he made his senior debut in a Carabao Cup win at Ipswich in November. In October was called up by the Canada senior team, who he is eligible to represent through his father.Josh King (17, Midfielder)A consummate dribbler who can play anywhere across the midfield but prefers the No10 role. Presses intently and has added more goals to his game. Captained England at Under-16s level and recently signed his first professional contract, having become a key player for Fulham Under-21s.Jonathan Esenga (17, Defender)A left-back who has shone for Fulham Under-21s this season, having made the position his own after moving up age groups in pre-season. Despite that, some expect him to eventually end up at centre-back. Suffered a hamstring injury last month which might have ended his season.Seth Ridgeon (16, Midfielder)An unpredictable attacking midfielder who tends to play off the left but can also be deployed centrally and is difficult for opposition defenders to pin down. Has scored goals regularly at every level. Only turned 16 in January but has been pushed up an age-group to test him at Under-18s level in recent weeks.TottenhamTyrese Hall (18, Midfielder)A deep-lying creative midfielder who has just received his first call-up to the England Under-19s squad, where is joined by older Spurs academy players Alfie Dorrington, Jamie Donley and Will Lankshear. Strong with either foot, an excellent dribbler and a goal threat, his brilliant form for Spurs has led to interest from Manchester City.Leo Black (18, Defender)Enjoying a brilliant season in which he has demonstrated his versatility and comfort in possession by playing as an inverted right-back. Ange Postecoglou take note! One of the most improved players in the Spurs academy over the past 18 months and has just been named in the England Under-18s squad for the first time.Callum Olusesi (17, Midfielder)A rangy attacking midfield who is building a reputation in youth circles as a prodigious goal-scoring talent. Part of Spurs Under-17 and Under-18 Premier League Cup Double-winning side last season, he is expected to sign a new contract with the club soon after catching the eye of a number of leading European clubs.Mikey Moore (16, Forward)Widely considered one of the best young talents in the capital. A strong, skilful player with a powerful build who has caught the eye with his dribbling and finishing. Starred in Spurs' Premier League Cup Double last season, scoring a brilliant brace in the Under-17 Final against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground.Malachi Hardy (16, Defender)Already over six foot, the England Under-16s captain has the makings of a commanding centre-back. Made his first start for Spurs Under-18s last week and has won plaudits at youth level for his maturity and calmness both in and out of possession.Junai Byfield (15, Defender)A tall and powerful centre-back who is still a season away from starting as a scholar at Spurs but already plays up for their Under-16s on a consistent basis. Another defender who is comfortable in possession, he has been called up by England youth sides and is highly rated.Luca Williams-Barnett (15, Forward)An attacking midfielder who typically plays from the left wing and is already known for his skills, dribbling and spectacular finishing. Regarded a top youth prospect by both Tottenham and England, and is starring for Spurs Under-16s this season.West HamOliver Scarles (18, Midfielder)A versatile player who can play at left-back or in midfield. Made his West Ham debut as a 16-year-old in the Europa Conference League in 2022 and has been on the bench in the Premier League several times this year. With Aaron Cresswell likely to leave in the summer, first-team opportunities may lie ahead.Lewis Orford (18, Midfielder)Talented on the ball and with an eye for goal, was part of the highly-rated crop that won the FA Youth Cup last season. A lifelong West Ham fan who joined the club as a five-year-old. Is yet to make his senior debut but, like Scarles, has recently featured in matchday squads.Josh Ajala (17, Forward)A pacy striker who can play off both feet and moved to West Ham from Chelsea last summer. Was a prolific goalscorer through the youth ranks at Chelsea and quickly impressed for the Hammers. Has 11 goals already this season for the West Ham side that sit top of the Under-18 Premier League South.Daniel Rigge (17, Midfielder)An attacking midfielder who describes himself as a "risk-taker" and someone who likes to get on the ball and create things. Also has a fine goalscoring knack, showcased in his hat-trick in a 4-2 win for the Under-18s against Aston Villa this month. Has stepped up this term to become a key figure in Kevin Keen's side this season.Emeka Adiele (17, Defender)A dynamic left wing-back who is considered a standout prospect for his attacking threat. Has already contributed four goals and four assists in what is his first full season for the Under-18s. There are high hopes for him in the Hammers academy.Chinaza Nwosu (15, Midfielder)A powerful midfielder with a good passing range who has impressed academy staff with his attitude to learning. The youngest of the West Ham contingent on this list has been a regular for England Under-16s this season, including when winning the Val-de-Marne Tournament in November.MillwallRomain Esse (18, Midfielder)An attacking midfielder who is adept at playing in a variety of positions behind a striker. Agile, a good dribbler and good technically, has established himself as a regular in the Millwall first-team squad since he scored a late winner in their 1-0 win at Middlesbrough on the opening day of the Championship season.Josh Stephenson (18, Midfielder)Captained Millwall Under-18s to a shock win over Chelsea in the FA Youth Cup quarter-finals at the Den last month. The Lions will face old rivals Leeds in the semi-finals. A left-footer who is quick, good on the ball and combative in midfield.Kavalli Heywood (17, Forward)The main attacking threat in the talented Millwall side going for FA Youth Cup glory and punching above their weight in academy football. A good finisher who can also carry the ball to help take pressure off the team if they are under the cosh.QPRCharlie Street (15, Defender)A centre-back who has just been called up to the Wales Under-16s squad and is known for his range of passing. Has impressed for Rangers academy teams this season and his eye for a goal means he can also play in midfieldCharltonPatrick Casey (18, Forward)A prolific frontman who scored 42 goals for Charlton Under-18 and Under-21s last season. Has scored a further 31 goals this season and made his senior debut when he came on as a late substitute against Oxford on New Year's Day. Descried by one of his former coaches describes as "a throwback" due to the way he harasses defenders.Micah Mbick (17, Forward)Another talented finisher who has played five times for the Addicks this season and scored his first senior goal just three minutes into his debut in their FA Cup win against Cray Valley Paper Mills. Like Casey, is looking to continue the good record Charlton have of producing talented players.Leyton OrientDan Carter (16, Midfielder)A clever and skilful attacking midfielder who is the star in an Orient Under-18s side that has been in blistering form this year. The O's went unbeaten in 2024 in the Youth Alliance League to earn promotion to the Under-18s Merit League 1, a level they have not played at for seven years.AFC WimbledonKai Jennings (17, Midfielder)Captain of Wimbledon Under-18s and has broken into the first-team set up this season, making three senior appearances after impressing Johnnie Jackson. Loves to get on the ball, play forward and create. Was first spotted 12 years ago after playing at one of AFC Wimbledon Foundation's sessions in Wimbledon Park.Justin Clarke (15, Forward)Became the youngest-ever Wimbledon first-team debutant in November when he was 15. Had a spell at Chelsea before moving to the Dons and scored a bundle of goals of their Under-16 so has been pushed up age groups.

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 10:06 AM

With Palhinha throwing his toys out of the pram this summer seems to be a Mitrovic saga all over again. The player will get their move but it leaves a disrupted squad and a hampered pre season. Add to this our lack of a strong scouting network we are likely to be entering the new season with a weakened squad

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 8:06 AM

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 6:31 AM

All brothers even from 9 years old guaranteed pro terms at Leeds due to Gray family legacy

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Wednesday 03rd July 2024, 12:40 AM

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 9:29 PM

There’s a lot of excitement around Leeds United right now about youngster Harry Gray in the academy.Archie Gray’scyounger brother Harry Gray is also turning heads at Leeds.He’s already an England Under-15 international, but the connection between the Gray family and Leeds could be set to continue.Speaking about the teenager, Hay said: “I mean, Harry Gray is another one that they’ve been talking about for a long time as looking incredibly talented, masses and masses of potential.“And I think the thing you’ve seen with Archie Gray is that he manages himself really well.“He lives as a footballer needs to live these days. He seems like a proper professional even though he’s so young.“And he also seems driven to develop and get better which I suspect is in the Gray genes too.“Big things expected of both of Harry”Two further younger Gray brothers are also in the academy

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 7:52 PM

Born in Durham, Gray joined Leeds United at under-9 level.He progressed rapidly through the academy, and an agreement had to be met between Leeds United and Gray's school, the St John Fisher Catholic High School in Harrogate, for Gray to miss classes in order to train with the first team, at the request of then-manager Marcelo Bielsa.On 18 December 2021, aged 15, Gray was named on the bench for a Premier League game against Arsenal. Had he featured, he would have broken the record for Leeds United's youngest player, set in 1962 by Peter Lorimer.[3] He made the bench a further five times in the 2021–22 season, but did not feature.He signed a two-year scholarship deal with Leeds United in September 2022.On 6 August 2023, he made his Leeds United and senior debut in the opening game of the 2023–24 EFL Championship season against Cardiff City at Elland Road. Gray appeared 52 times in all competitions as Leeds lost in the playoff final to Southampton. In April 2024, he was awarded the EFL Championship Young Player of the Season.On 2 July 2024, Gray signed for Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur, for an undisclosed fee, reported to be around £40m.Gray has represented England at under-16, under-17 and under-21 level. He remains eligible to represent Scotland.On 17 May 2023, Gray was named in the England squad for the 2023 UEFA European Under-17 Championship.Having already stepped up to the England U19 squad, Gray made his U20 debut on 16 November 2023 during a 3–0 defeat to Italy at the Eco-Power Stadium.On 22 March 2024, Gray scored on his debut for England U21 in a 2025 UEFA European Under-21 Championship qualification match against Azerbaijan U21, in which England won 5–1 in Baku.Archie is the son of Andy Gray, and Giorgina. He is one of four brothers. He is also the grandson of Frank Gray, and the great nephew of Eddie Gray, all of whom played for Leeds United and represented Scotland at international level. His younger brothers Harry (* 2008), Charlie (* 2012) and Jacob (* 2013) also play for the Leeds United academy.

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 6:01 PM

He and his family would not entertain fulham,they had been at Fulham for many years at the end they were in a hurry to leave ,they would not come back at any cost from Ali Mack downwards at any cost.

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 4:35 PM

Archie Gray is going to play a lot more minutes than people may originally think next season.This isn’t a signing for the future. It’s a signing for the now and future. Like when Dortmund signed Bellingham (not saying he’s that level) but in terms of approach.It’s one of those rare cases, like Bellingham, where every now and again you get a 16 year old that can be trusted to play the highest levels of football week in, week out.Mentally, technically, physically.He’s someone you know you can trust to perform high quality, all the time.It’s why players like him can usurp players like Bissouma.Consistency is such a huge thing. I really like Bissouma, but the consistency hasn’t been there since he’s joined spurs.If he doesn’t, it won’t be long before someone like Archie usurps him, because you can trust him despite just being 18.

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 4:24 PM

If Marco Silva does allow Jay Stansfield to leave permanently or go out again on loan that will be a retrospective move to my mind. The lad should not stay close to our club, the players, train and play with them. Southampton and Hull City ought to look elsewhere. So Ryan Sessegon is now training ith C Palace. Good Luck to him and C Palace, as he did not exactly make the grade at White Hart Lane and although he is one of your golden youngsters. I never saw him that way. Great Player in the Championship lost totally in the Premiership, so why would we want to resign him?

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 2:29 PM

To cover up the Fulham pitch with glitter and faerie dust. Fairy dust. Very dust. Very dusk. Ferry rust.

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 2:06 PM

You has gotta be innit to win it, innit..

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 1:18 PM

So once again teams are nailng players already,and us well we all know what tight old ffc are doing , we are watching !! like we always do ,watching young players snapped up by our fellow prem teams even soton just paid out 20 mill, were are doomed .

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 11:55 AM

i hope this recent influx of posts about this player doesnt get obsessive, just like the luke harris ones. grays not coming here, and wouldnt make the first team if he did.

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 10:52 AM

Official, confirmed. Tottenham sign Archie Gray on six year deal, Joe Rodon will go other way to Leeds Utd.Spurs pay £40m fee for one of the best talents in England, born in 2006 — and Leeds Utd pay £10m for Rodon.Gray will wear number 14 at Spurs

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 10:14 AM

I note that Southampton are prepared to pay £20 mln for him and it begs the question of why Fulham did not tie him down with a long term contract. Many of our supporters raved about his performances and yet the club thought otherwise. Any reason why?

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Tuesday 02nd July 2024, 12:49 AM

Archie Gray was persuaded to sign for #Tottenham over other potential suitors after speaking to Ange Postecoglou. Ange Postecoglou presented him his plans for the club, which persuaded him it was the right move. The move was also approved by Archie Gray's family after they heard about Ange Postecoglou's ideas.

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Monday 01st July 2024, 10:26 PM

Watched tonight's football and we had some female commentator caterwauling about football ??????? andthe Scot with a mouthful of marbles,is the TV companies taking the p..s. they sure are. Its a good job there is sub titles.

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Monday 01st July 2024, 9:23 PM

Marco Silva is set to snub Saudi Arabian interest for a second successive summer and stay in charge of Fulham.Sky Sports News revealed earlier this afternoon that Silva features on a two-man shortlist for Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad, who are looking for a new manager after the departure of Marcelo Gallardo. Reports from Italy suggest that the former AC Milan manager Stefano Pioli, who is currently unattached, is the favourite to become Al-Ittihad’s new boss.Al-Ittihad’s salary offer is thought to be around half as lucrative as the two approaches that Silva turned down from Saudi Pro League sides last summer. Silva is said to be preparing for a third successive top flight season at Craven Cottage, having extended his contract until June 2026 last October, and wants to build on the progress he has made since his arrival in south west London.

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posted on
Monday 01st July 2024, 5:41 PM

This site is full of nonsense.

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Monday 01st July 2024, 3:06 PM

BREAKING: Al-Ittihad have Marco Silva and Stefano Pioli on their new head coach shortlist

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Monday 01st July 2024, 1:52 PM

Archie Gray signs for Tottenham 25 million plus Joe Rodon as part of the deal to Leeds. Six year contract higher wages than the £75,000 per week Brentford put on table.

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posted on
Monday 01st July 2024, 10:59 AM

Stop the bullying on the Massageboard... Moderator get on the case!

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Monday 01st July 2024, 8:30 AM

Please stop all this ludicrous postings regarding Luke Harris and the recent influx of spurious claims by people ranging from winning millions on lotteries to cures of the incurables.

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Monday 01st July 2024, 8:30 AM

England

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Monday 01st July 2024, 4:34 AM

Does you's fink we will get more flotsam coming jere if Le Pen wins in France ?

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Sunday 30th June 2024, 3:42 PM

What a joke,just turned itv on 2 women pretending to know about international football!I can’t believe what the worlds coming to,Trump will get back in next

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Sunday 30th June 2024, 1:07 PM

Archie Gray on the way to Brentford. Luke Harris on loan at Leeds.

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Sunday 30th June 2024, 1:06 PM

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Sunday 30th June 2024, 12:18 PM

Gray will hold talks with #Tottenham on Sunday and while personal terms are not yet in place, a switch there is currently the direction of travel however personal terms higher than £75,000 is more likely than Brentford offered

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Sunday 30th June 2024, 11:00 AM

Other small West London clubs can't afford Archie Gray. Willian is the nearest to youth talent at the aging cottaging 1st team.

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Sunday 30th June 2024, 9:48 AM

There are 36 supporters so on instagram. With Luke dominating chat on this forum please join the supporters club and you can chat all day about Luke.

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posted on
Sunday 30th June 2024, 9:29 AM

4 other premier league clubs interested

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Sunday 30th June 2024, 9:04 AM

There is little doubt that our on loan Wonderboy will in the 24/25 seasonWill set the football world alightWith his sintilating displays.He will add thousands to Exeter's gate,and will do likewise when playing away matches.

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Sunday 30th June 2024, 7:30 AM

Under current spending rules - which are set to change at some point in the near future - clubs are allowed to make certain losses across a three-year period, which are calculated up to the end of June 30 of any given year.In the Premier League, this amounts to £105m. In the Championship, it's much less at £39m.League One and League Two operate under a different set of rules, which include a wage cap and spending limit tied to the amount of money they make every year.The Premier League and Championship 'losses' don't include everything. The upkeep of a stadium or building a new one, spending on the academy or associated women's team and anything which the leagues define as "for the general interest of the club and football" all get left out.There can be grey areas here, but if clubs believe they are in danger of breaching the rules, then they need to do something about it before July 1 rolls around. And the quickest of those fixes normally involves selling academy homegrown players for pure profit