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1 LB: 1. Cissokho 2. Pieters 3. M'Bengue 4. Bertrand/Van Aaanholt 5. Ridgewell

2. CB: 1. Yaanga-Mbiwa 2. Cahill 3. Douglas 4 Tomkins 5 Bassong

3. RW: 1 Shaqiri 2 Farfan 3. Hoillet 4. Barnetta 5. Knockaert

 

3 players plus replacements for any sold (unless we sell Krul)

 

:spit:

 

:blackeye:

 

tbf Pardew has scouted him...

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Priorities

1 LB: 1. Cissokho 2. Pieters 3. M'Bengue 4. Bertrand/Van Aaanholt 5. Ridgewell

2. CB: 1. Yaanga-Mbiwa 2. Cahill 3. Douglas 4 Tomkins 5 Bassong

3. RW: 1 Shaqiri 2 Farfan 3. Hoillet 4. Barnetta 5. Knockaert

 

3 players plus replacements for any sold (unless we sell Krul)

 

:spit:

 

:blackeye:

 

tbf Pardew has scouted him...

 

I'd love it to happen but he'll have miles better options than us and will cost far too much than we'll be willing to pay.

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There's nowt in the story though, surely? Like the shite we got on Sundays in the summer about our "shock target" and being linked to Odemwingie or Defoe or something.

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http://www.people.co.uk/sport/2011/12/18/newcastle-heading-for-a-tyne-and-wear-tug-of-war-for-aston-villa-s-james-collins-102039-23642631/

 

NEWCASTLE are ­heading for a Tyne and Wear tug-of-war for Aston Villa defender James Collins.

 

Toon boss Alan Pardew is lining up a £5million January swoop for 28-year-old Welsh star Collins – but Sunderland are ready to enter the race, with Martin O’Neill hoping to snap up the centre-half for a second time.

 

Yet Villa chief Alex McLeish is desperate to hang on to his Wales ­centre-half, although he will let another defender, Shane Lowry, leave.

 

New Black Cats boss O’Neill signed Collins from West Ham in 2009 when he was boss at Villa Park and he is ready to pounce again for the defender who has 18 months left on his deal.

 

Although Collins recently spoke of his desire to extend his stay at Villa, Pardew and O’Neill believe they can tempt him to the north east.

 

Pardew has lost centre-back Steven Taylor for the rest of the season with a serious ­achilles injury and that has left Newcastle vulnerable with little top-grade defensive cover.

 

With money banked from the sales of Andy Carroll, Jose Enrique and Kevin Nolan, Pardew will try to persuade owner Mike Ashley to give him funds so the Toon can ­keep up their fine start to the campaign.

 

further down that article.....

"Another possible target is Jean-Alain Boumsong, who is looking to get back to the ­Premier League – five years after his spell at Newcastle United.

 

The French centre-half, 32, is available at Greek club Panathinaikos and being ­offered to top-flight sides ­either on loan or as a free agent.

 

Boumsong, who played for McLeish at Rangers before moving to St James’ Park, wants to play in England one last time and is desperate to get fixed up next month."

 

:lol: but to Villa

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One thing Cahill does have over Samba is that he'd suit our trying to bring it out from defence style. Samba ain't the best with the ball at his feet. I'd be flabbergasted if we signed either like, absolutely astounded and either/or would improve our defence absolutely loads but alas players need paying and clubs want fees.

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Underrated? Get out, he's a good player but very overrated.

 

Every time Ive seen him Ive been impressed. But dont know how is rated over there, but in Sweden he is very underrated.

 

I would wank over Samba if he came though both are class.

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