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Here's a list of current free players still knocking about. It may not be fully correct.

 

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/spieler/vertragslosespieler/statistik/1/plus//galerie/0?ausrichtung=alle&spielerposition_id=alle&land_id=alle&altersklasse=&wettbewerb_id=alle&seit=alle&yt0=Show

 

There must be a few on there which would interest us if the money is available.

 

Dutch LB Miquel Nelom was linked with us back in January and is still knocking around. Possible deal to be struck?

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1 hour ago, Rogers said:

Nasri, Sako, Ben Arfa might spice things up for the 10 minutes they perform in games. 

 

Having said that, last time I saw Nasri play in Spain, he was pretty decent. 

 

Would cost about £250,000 a week in wages. 

Nasri is banned... although I wouldn’t put it past us...

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7 hours ago, Rogers said:

Nasri, Sako, Ben Arfa might spice things up for the 10 minutes they perform in games. 

 

Having said that, last time I saw Nasri play in Spain, he was pretty decent. 

 

Would cost about £250,000 a week in wages. 

I’m sure they’d all be busting a gut to come here 

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It’s a bit late in the day, but wonder if we have staff looking for players released that have careers and resale value in front of them rather than last contracts. 

 

A modern day Brunt or Whelen. Now without a team of analysts, any scouting experience outside of champ manager 02,  here are some examples.... 

 

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/wallace-oliveira/profil/spieler/181779 Ex Chelsea Brazilian right back Wallace Oliveria, had loans at Inter, Vitesse only 24.

 

Going back to a policy of players with points to prove and even previously abandoned https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/jack-rodwell/profil/spieler/57079

Rodwell has sold previously for over 10m twice and at 27 still young enough to get his love for game back and rediscover his pre Man City form. I’m sure who ever signs and plays him will sell him fairly quickly a bit like Caulker up in Scotland. 

 

 

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/stefan-stangl/profil/spieler/84537 

 

Only a bit of fun, but point I’m getting st is there are players that teams who take a chance on will turn profit, even if a low release, loyalty contract where chunk of transfer goes to player needed to entice them.

 

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23 minutes ago, Philb125 said:

It’s a bit late in the day, but wonder if we have staff looking for players released that have careers and resale value in front of them rather than last contracts. 

 

A modern day Brunt or Whelen. Now without a team of analysts, any scouting experience outside of champ manager 02,  here are some examples.... 

 

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/wallace-oliveira/profil/spieler/181779 Ex Chelsea Brazilian right back Wallace Oliveria, had loans at Inter, Vitesse only 24.

 

Going back to a policy of players with points to prove and even previously abandoned https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/jack-rodwell/profil/spieler/57079

Rodwell has sold previously for over 10m twice and at 27 still young enough to get his love for game back and rediscover his pre Man City form. I’m sure who ever signs and plays him will sell him fairly quickly a bit like Caulker up in Scotland. 

 

 

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/stefan-stangl/profil/spieler/84537 

 

Only a bit of fun, but point I’m getting st is there are players that teams who take a chance on will turn profit, even if a low release, loyalty contract where chunk of transfer goes to player needed to entice them.

 

Rodwell? A player who has been on £100k a week and been harsh for 4 years? 

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Just now, owlmanc said:

Rodwell? A player who has been on £100k a week and been harsh for 4 years? 

Yep, I’d assume he’s now financially secure and looking to play football again. He’ll be a success at his next club and no doubt sell for a decent chunk as his next club likely to a) be smaller than he’s used to, b) be paying a fraction of what he’s used to. 

 

Id certainly invite him to train with us, maybe his history may scare off youngsters that were thinking big move always way forward too, Hirst may not have jumped after chatting to him. 

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