Matt Smith on board - Official

[Rebel R's]

according to a few different twitter sources, fee agreed with foolham for the "big lump of lard".


appalling signing. where is that farking 7mil gone!

I was slaughtered by many on here for saying that holloway would only be given a fraction of the £7 million he received from players out,this was so predictable yet so many actually believed he would get to spend the £7 million, looks like about £2 million in total for him to spend

[Hitman34]

£1mil fee agreed for big lump who has 6 months left to run on his contract.

[CroydonCaptainJack]

Into Tonys pocket........

That is a laughable comment when you consider how much he has put into our club.
You might not like him or what he has done to the club but he is certainly well out of pocket.

[Tarbie]

Into Tonys pocket........

Our records are pretty public. If the Directors are siphoning money off into their own pockets we'd know about as soon as the accounts are published. To be honest, I really don't see how they could be doing that other than perhaps paying a shareholders dividend if we end the financial year in profit.

[Kevin Mcleod]

Into Tonys pocket........

Money grabbing assett stripping shyster....

[MattyRangers]

I don't know a lot about Smith at all tbf so won't jump on the bandwagon of hating him before he has even signed, but one of my pals who is Fulham reckon he is a right donkey

[Bill]

according to a few different twitter sources, fee agreed with foolham for the "big lump of lard".


appalling signing. where is that farking 7mil gone!

Into Tonys pocket........

[Hitman34]

according to a few different twitter sources, fee agreed with foolham for the "big lump of lard".


appalling signing. where is that farking 7mil gone!

[Tarbie]

Yep. And tbf, who can blame them.

Tony should absolutely sell the club in my opinion. He should sell up and not go near another sports venture again. He should stick to low cost airlines, that appears to new his niche.

My only concern is what him and his cronies would expect back if they did decide to sell up.

[MattyRangers]

Been saying it a little while mate. The club has been liquidating assets and cutting costs for a good while now.

Typically this is what you do when you're looking to sell a business. Make the profit and loss look as attractive as possible.

Yep. And tbf, who can blame them.

[Tarbie]

Me thinks that to

Been saying it a little while mate. The club has been liquidating assets and cutting costs for a good while now.

Typically this is what you do when you're looking to sell a business. Make the profit and loss look as attractive as possible.

[qprjeff1882]

Cheers mate. Got a little more on it tonight. The deals going to be a permanent not a loan. Smith's just bought a place in putney so this deals good for him.

Let me know where it is and i'll go and chain his front gates up so he can't get to the club to sign. And i'll egg his windows while i'm there lol

[hal9thou]

Playing a big lump up top doesn't really work with Olly's most successful 4-3-3 / plenty of pace set up. I'd sooner see the boy Eze central up top with Lua and Shodpio wide, Ravel tucked in behind and letting them off the leash. The opposite of isolated, hold up merchant tactics.

[stanistheman]

Surprise, surprise Smith is out of contract in the summer.

So we've gone from throwing money at it in our first transfer policy, then buying lower league players, then buying younger players and now our policy is buying players with 6 months left on their contract.

Can't wait for next January, it'll be pub players

Its alright to sign pub players next season as QPR could very well be playing in League 1.

[stanistheman]

Not saying he looks great had a good cup game live on TV and has lived off that , but I just wonder if he could bully the centre backs as you say Furlong , Rob Stianer if he can he could well be some use even if he's not a great goal scorer , btw who signed Rob Stianer

Gerry Francis signed Sfeiner as he had very littke money to spend after Chris Wright decided to reign in his spending.