I think Roberts did his hamstring.

Anyway, Boselli’s agent has said he ain’t going back to Argentina……..

Despite the interest recognized by San Lorenzo, the player’s agent, Jose Iribarren, confirmed to this newspaper that no one has contacted to understand their situation and ask for their services.

Click former is a priority of President Carlos Abdo Cyclone, but only attempt a loan for six months for its high price.

Anyway, the striker, who belongs to Wigan of England (team paid a figure close to ten million dollars), will continue his football career in the old continent, as its current European club offers only listen because it claims that continue in the highly competitive and not lose value.

It is true that Boselli has not been followed in the Premier League, which played seven games and scored just one goal. European media spoke of the interest of Catania, and has recently added two sets Spanish, Zaragoza and Deportivo La Coruna.

I think it will all be forgotten about if he can ship out Boselli and replace him with someone decent. Let’s wait and see. For all we know Boselli might start against Wolves and get a hat-trick ;)

I agree about the settling in issue and indeed the spitting of the dummy.

In one of the stories I read, it also mentioned the possibility of him going to Zaragoza or Deportivo, which for me would be a better option as at least we may be able to get some of our money back.

Maybe we could see a cunning swap deal with a striker who has that extra bit of physicality? ;)

Or maybe Picsu is involved somewhere along the line :lol:

I think there has to be a serious amount of truth in this story. I got translations from four different papers.

In terms of Martinez’s judgements, it is true his signings in terms of strikers has so far not proved to be good. What baffles me is that he is determined to play a certain way, so if that is the case why are we signing poachers (which is what Boselli and Scotland are) when we need to be going for an all-action centre forward who can link up the play as well as bang in the odd goal.

If we had someone like Heskey, I am convinced we could make this system work as he used to take up the attentions of both centre halves and was great at bringing others into the game. Okay his scoring record wasn’t great, but at least we looked like scoring with him in the team.

The trouble is, we are looking for this type of player by shopping in the bargain basement and it is not going to come off more often than not because of this.

I noted with interest that one of our reported signings from last January, Marco Ruben has been a regular for Villareal and has been scoring a few goals, so I’m sure Martinez can spot a good player – it’s getting the right player who can perform in our system and also in the Premier League.

Tyldesley, it’s always good to share opinions.

Hey, I wasn’t happy about us signing either Caldwell but I didn’t know enough about Gomez to make a judgement.

But I have to take issue with your comment about his duff signings having outweighed his good ones. This is only my opinion, but I believe it is far too early to judge Di Santo and Boselli because as I mentioned higher up this post, I think we are still missing that link between midfield and attack.

I believe if we get the right player to play behind the striker you will see a different team. At the moment we’re playing central midfielders who don’t really have that ability to play little killer balls through to the front man or two wide players. Once we have that, I think we can go places.

So you say Boselli, Di Santo, Scotland, Gomez, G Caldwell, S Caldwell are duff signings.

I say Boselli, Di Santo, Moses, Stam, Gohouri, Alcaraz, McCarthy, McArthur, Al Habsi, Diame, Thomas (was still signed by him), and Cleverley (albeit temporarily) are all excellent signings and show he has a good eye for a player.