Realistic potential signings in January 2012

[QPRDave]

Talking about Neville Gary knows his stuff on sky. Bang on with his summary on flaws of Chelsea, Arsenal etc Can see him as England manager one day

Agree West Acton have been really surprised how well Gary reads it
and even more surprised that I find myself liking him.He's taken to it really well.

[QPR1234]

onouha wont come. doesnt wanna come south.

[Del]

Neville is an excellent analyser and the Monday night football is worth watching for his insight. I didn't watch the match last night but at the end sky+ it so i could see the goals but ended up watching the whole discussion afterwards. His knowledge for the game and awareness of any and every type of situation, and how to deal with it is superb. Opens your eyes also as to how good SAF must actually be, if we needed any more reminding.

Fair play to him, and i could well see him develop into a decent manager one day and as for England, i doubt he'd do a worse job than others have...

[zuluop]

well they did insinuate that they would look for foreign players abroad, but I can not see us getting players from the spanish or italian 1st leagues. I think they will try and go for someone from Holland or Belgium perhaps france, but what good will that bring as we need premier league experience.

Anyway just my ramblings here - hope to see us sign someone exciting in January though

[SuperHoopNik]

Natale

Messi to follow then...

[Kimimar0]

Reza Ghoochannejhad

[MattyRangers]

eden hazzard

nico krancjar

mark van bommel

nedhum unhura

Hazard and Van Bommel? Surely Facto is on a wind up again ? lol

Personally I feel that we will sign 3 or 4 in January, and my "realistic" hope is that they are:

Bassong
Krancjar
Pav (not guna try spell it!)

If not Pav then wouldnt mind Zamora.

[MattyRangers]

Neville is an excellent analyser and the Monday night football is worth watching for his insight. I didn't watch the match last night but at the end sky+ it so i could see the goals but ended up watching the whole discussion afterwards. His knowledge for the game and awareness of any and every type of situation, and how to deal with it is superb. Opens your eyes also as to how good SAF must actually be, if we needed any more reminding.

Fair play to him, and i could well see him develop into a decent manager one day and as for England, i doubt he'd do a worse job than others have...

As much as a tw*t I used to think he was as a player, hes really grown on me as a pundit. Seems very un-biased (when Utd arent invovled obviously ) and has been pretty fair in his analysis of our games.

As you say, certainly knows his stuff and talks alot of sense witout "doing a Wilkins" and stating the blind obvious all the time!