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Luton have been absolutely woeful this season. Managers, players, fans - all of them have contributed to the shower of woe around the club.

Neymar is available!

Free Agent wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 5:35 am Luton have been absolutely woeful this season. Managers, players, fans - all of them have contributed to the shower of woe around the club.

That's a lot of woe. Still doesn't feel like any of the rumours are looking like turning into definite transfers. Just a lot of ifs and maybes at the min

It’s gonna be classic, old school Moyes, 31st January, midnight, late fitness tests and photos of Moyes inbetween two new signings with his arms round them

We need to go back to Bellfield for the leaning on a tree new signing photies

Despite the late spanner in the works last match, flipping late in the window to be getting things done isnt it.

Juanito wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 8:54 am It’s gonna be classic, old school Moyes, 31st January, midnight, late fitness tests and photos of Moyes inbetween two new signings with his arms round them

I hope Moyes knows that Bill’s fax machine is no longer with us

Free Agent wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 11:53 am I hope Moyes knows that Bill’s fax machine is no longer with us

..and that Contract Dave is now at Man United.

Escalator wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 11:58 am ..and that Contract Dave is now at Man United.

Is he? Looks like he was the problem all along.

MayorFarnham wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 12:00 pm Is he? Looks like he was the problem all along.

Went there last year, now look at what’s happened to them !

David Harrison said: “I’m excited to be taking this role at time of such opportunity and promise for Manchester United. I will always cherish my memories of 27 years at Everton and wish everyone at Goodison and Finch Farm all the best for the future. Now, my focus is on helping Manchester United create the best possible operating environment to support success on the pitch.”

Agent Dave. Mission.progressing on schedule..
What is expected completion date?

Trowel wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 4:18 pm

Be interesting to see how he gets on, seems like Germany is often becoming the place to rebuild a flagging football career these days. If he can regain the form he started with he might actually be worth the price tag they put on him.

Anyhow, back to us...who can we get in?

Depressingly low activity in this thread.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/609421 ... -transfer/

Brighton & Hove Albion are prepared to allow Evan Ferguson to depart the club permanently in the January transfer window.

The 20-year-old Republic of Ireland international has attracted widespread loan interest from Premier League rivals and top-flight clubs abroad, but Brighton are also open to the possibility of selling Ferguson at the right price if the circumstances suit both the club and the player.

Brighton sources, speaking on the condition of anonymity, indicated a permanent bid for Ferguson has already been rejected.

The Athletic reported in November that Brighton were expected to make Ferguson available for loan during the winter transfer window, while the DealSheet on January 21 cited interest from West Ham United, Everton and Bournemouth, alongside other Premier League clubs.

A move to West Ham would reunite Ferguson with Graham Potter, his first head coach at Brighton.

The Athletic reported earlier today (Tuesday) that Marseille are among the overseas clubs keen on borrowing Ferguson. A switch to the south of France would see Ferguson working again under Roberto De Zerbi, his head coach at Brighton during the past two seasons.

Leading Bundesliga clubs in Germany, including Bayer Leverkusen, have also expressed loan interest in Ferguson. Earlier on Tuesday, Leverkusen excused striker Victor Boniface from training ahead of a potential move to Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr which would free up space in Xabi Alonso’s forward line.

Brighton and the player’s camp are in agreement that he needs game time to kick-start his career again. His Brighton contract runs until 2029, having signed fresh terms in April 2023 and then again in November of that year.

Ferguson began the 2023-24 season with six goals in 12 league matches, including a hat-trick against Newcastle United, but his campaign was curtailed in April by an ankle injury that ruled him out for the next six months.

He went 11 months without a goal until scoring as a substitute in a 2-2 home draw against Wolves at the end of October.

Minutes have been limited since then, with Danny Welbeck, Joao Pedro and Georginio ahead of him in the central attacking options for head coach Fabian Hurzeler.

Ferguson has not featured for Brighton since the 1-1 pre-Christmas draw at West Ham. He has been ruled out of the last six matches by a left ankle injury and, with his future in doubt, is expected to miss Saturday’s visit to Nottingham Forest.

The Premier League transfer window shuts on February 3