Gylfi is leaving Reading

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by LoyalRoyal22 » 29 Aug 2010 23:41

IcelandicStokie I am putting everything on the line here and I will take the consequenses if this does not happen. I now know for a fact that Gylfi is on his way to Germany, THIS IS NOT A RUMOUR. HE IS GONE :(



:| think i might throw up.....

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by LoyalRoyal22 » 29 Aug 2010 23:47

From the Daily Mirror




Reading midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson is a shock £4.25million target for German giants Hoffenheim. Sigurdsson is heading for a surprise exit from the Royals after Hoffenheim stepped up their interest over the weekend.

The Iceland international only agreed a new three-year deal with Reading in May after scoring 21 goals in all competitions last season.

But Hoffenheim - the current joint leaders in the Bundesliga - are ready to table a bid on Monday and expect to recruit the midfielder in the next 24 hours.

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by LoyalRoyal22 » 29 Aug 2010 23:49

From the Daily Mail




Reading midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson is close to joining German side Hoffenheim in a £3m deal.



£3m!!! I bloody well hope not

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by paultheroyal » 29 Aug 2010 23:51

Mirror are all over this story and say it's a 4.25 million done deal and in return we will pursue Matty Fryatt!!!!

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by SLAMMED » 29 Aug 2010 23:52

Please god don't let this be true.


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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by ZacNaloen » 29 Aug 2010 23:53

Even if Gylfi goes we still need to sign a defender more than we need to sign a striker to replace him.

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by Readingfanman » 29 Aug 2010 23:54

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IcelandicStokie I am putting everything on the line here and I will take the consequenses if this does not happen. I now know for a fact that Gylfi is on his way to Germany, THIS IS NOT A RUMOUR. HE IS GONE :(



:| think i might throw up.....

Agreed.

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by working class hero » 29 Aug 2010 23:55

The 4 names I heard from a club official on Saturday as being 'likely' to leave were:

Siggy
Feds
Jobi
Long

Sadly it looks as if siggy will go.
Fulham seem keen on Feds before they let Schwarzer go to Emirates.
QPR may still want Jobi....

Who wants Long though?

If these 4 do leave I will be pretty gutted as it will leave us struggling badly this season.

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by LoyalRoyal22 » 29 Aug 2010 23:56

Selling `The Sig` for anything less than 5-6 million would be a joke. Still wouldnt want him to leave, but if we get 5-6 million, we have to invest at least 2.5 of it, minimum!!


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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by rhroyal » 29 Aug 2010 23:58

working class hero The 4 names I heard from a club official on Saturday as being 'likely' to leave were:

Siggy
Feds
Jobi
Long

Sadly it looks as if siggy will go.
Fulham seem keen on Feds before they let Schwarzer go to Emirates.
QPR may still want Jobi....

Who wants Long though?

If these 4 do leave I will be pretty gutted as it will leave us struggling badly this season.
Surely this couldn't happen, from a business perspective. Our current squad is capable of mid table to play-offs; ship out those 4 and there's a real possibility of league 1. In league 1, the club would have considerably more financial problems than it does now.

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by working class hero » 29 Aug 2010 23:58

LoyalRoyal22 Selling `The Sig` for anything less than 5-6 million would be a joke. Still wouldnt want him to leave, but if we get 5-6 million, we have to invest at least 2.5 of it, minimum!!


5 or 6 million would be lovely - but not likely.
Suspect we will get between 3 and 4 million - with very little reinvested.

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by working class hero » 30 Aug 2010 00:01

rhroyal
working class hero The 4 names I heard from a club official on Saturday as being 'likely' to leave were:

Siggy
Feds
Jobi
Long

Sadly it looks as if siggy will go.
Fulham seem keen on Feds before they let Schwarzer go to Emirates.
QPR may still want Jobi....

Who wants Long though?

If these 4 do leave I will be pretty gutted as it will leave us struggling badly this season.
Surely this couldn't happen, from a business perspective. Our current squad is capable of mid table to play-offs; ship out those 4 and there's a real possibility of league 1. In league 1, the club would have considerably more financial problems than it does now.



We would have to further cut the cloth in League 1. Short termism may be necessary - I have no idea how strapped Mr M is and whether he needs to recoup cash and in a hurry.

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by Millsy » 30 Aug 2010 00:04

If this is true I am officially off the fence and am very anti-Madejski.

Unless we spend all of whatever we get on a decent replacement midfielder, a much needed prolific striker +/- a pacey and decent central defender before the window closes.


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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by paultheroyal » 30 Aug 2010 00:06

Lovely stadium over at Hoffenheim and very similar to ours.

If this happens, this would for me be the straw that breaks camels back! Since relegation from Premiership it's been sad decline one after the other. How on earth do other clubs cope? If transfer completes, for me John Madjeski can pack up and go.... If only if it was easier than that!

Coupled with rumours of Fed going too, these would be shocking times!

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by paultheroyal » 30 Aug 2010 00:08

Don't worry we will get Matt Fryatt!! :roll:

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by paultheroyal » 30 Aug 2010 00:09

Final point from me, only crumb of hope is McDermott words of last night saying that we have turned corner, 2 weeks time be getting players back and we can push on etc

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by LoyalRoyal22 » 30 Aug 2010 00:10

paultheroyal Don't worry we will get Matt Fryatt!! :roll:



That seriously would not ease the pain. Although Dave Kitson on the other hand might ease it slightly :?:

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by Readingfanman » 30 Aug 2010 00:10

2 world wars, 1 world cup If this is true I am officially off the fence and am very anti-Madejski.

Also agreed, if this turns out to be true, I will very quickly become anti-Madejski. We have cut the cloth again, and again, and again over the past two summers. A £4M black hole had to be cut this summer and we sold players, gave them away for free, told players they could leave, and who have we bought in? One left back. On a free.

This club needs to take a serious look at itself if Gylfi leaves this window. Selling him is not a good footballing move, let alone a good business move. Looking forward to playing infront of 8000 every week though I hope next season if we go down because of it.

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by MmmMonsterMunch » 30 Aug 2010 00:10

2 world wars, 1 world cup If this is true I am officially off the fence and am very anti-Madejski.

Unless we spend all of whatever we get on a decent replacement midfielder, a much needed prolific striker +/- a pacey and decent central defender before the window closes.



Agreed with that. Where the hell are the goals going to come from?! You can pretty much guarantee we won't re-invest the money. If Jobi goes as well I fear for where we might end up.

All the wrong noises were coming from BM in that recent interview so can't say I'm surprised.

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Re: Gylfi is leaving Reading

by URZZZZZZZZ » 30 Aug 2010 00:11

If we lose sig along with one other then i genuinely think I'll pack it all in.

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