Unlikely Keane Lewis-Potter (Hull Striker / Winger / Wing back)
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I watched Hull vs Everton and KLP was very impressive (I realise playing Everton isn't much to go off 
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Would be a great option for the WB and WF roles, clearly a versatile player who has many a great year ahead of him.
).Would be a great option for the WB and WF roles, clearly a versatile player who has many a great year ahead of him.
Les Beeavinu
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A long term target.
Les Beeavinu
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Well before that I reckon.Indeed
Isleworth_Bee
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He would be a top signing.
NorthamptonBee
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ITK?
Les Beeavinu
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I've got superb contacts.
Do you ever leave them in at night? Such a pain!
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I can’t see that!
Indian Bee
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We had a bid rejected for him in the summer. No surprise we are going back for him. An exciting prospect.
Hippobee
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Don't want to throw a spanner in the works, but I think this one is more likely to be a summer signing.
Last time Hull sold their best player (s) in the January window, is ended so well for them! They barely won another game and went down. Don't expect them to be that stupid again - they're not safe yet.
AB
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Though we could always offer the sweetener of Forss on loan given that KLP can play as a forward.
AB
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I think it’d be to the mutual benefit of both clubs. Forss would I think score for fun with the right support and regular starts there and that’d get them up the table. At a sensible price we suddenly start to look like having a pipeline of players up front while having time to ease him in. Ditto Johnson. Getting both would be great at the right price.
At the very worst a really sound set of buys if we somehow go down.
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............related to Harry??????..............
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From that part of the world, maybe Brian
AB
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I agree. Leeds rumoured to be offering £10m. Easy money for Boro and weakens a rival.
Mr Cynical
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Would be surprised then if the first thing they do is sell one of their best players? Suspect this will have to go on the backburner..
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Eye lid to believe this one may have legs.
Oh yeah?
Lionel Bart-At
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No use to us without them. ;-)
Isleworth_Bee
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Not necessarily. An offer is still an offer. If we offer the right money he will go.
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The completion of this transaction presumably facilitates an out-going sale imo.
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Crossed wires......I meant that the change of ownership at Hull City will posssibly facilitate an out-going sale under the new regime.
andyrew
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...and possibly not
Mr Cynical
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Maybe, suspect it will be harder though. They're going to want to be seen to be being positive and selling their jewel without a replacement is prob not the impression they'll want to make from the off..
Isleworth_Bee
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Even if the money is too good to turn down? I suspect their finances aren’t that great.
Brentford step up chase for Hull wonderkid Keane Lewis-Potter but Spurs keen too
BRENTFORD are stepping up their chase of Hull City wonderkid Keane Lewis-Potter. The Bees have had a long-term interest in the 20-year-old winger – and saw an £8million bid rejected in the summer. …
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Says we watched him as a striker in a 3-4-2-1 in their 2-0 win vs Hull on Wednesday. If we were to sign him as a striker then surely Forss goes on loan?Brentford step up chase for Hull wonderkid Keane Lewis-Potter but Spurs keen too
BRENTFORD are stepping up their chase of Hull City wonderkid Keane Lewis-Potter. The Bees have had a long-term interest in the 20-year-old winger – and saw an £8million bid rejected in the summer. …
AB
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Possibly in the opposite direction and to them.
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How's this one going?
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Lyall mentioned him today as a player we were interested in along with Johnson and Mudryk. Think he’d be more around the 10 million mark, whereas the other 2 would be closer to 20, so maybe the most likely of the 3.
Sub rumour.
Mr Cynical
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under the radar???
Mr Cynical
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Don't tell me, they want 20m??
yepDon't tell me, they want 20m??
Mr Cynical
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Well, it's not a surprise really, we're now finding out what's it like on the other side of the fence! Can't complain when we've made ££££ from selling in their positions...
Friji
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Head coach has left, maybe changes something for us? Probably not but can hope.
Balders Bee
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I don't see him being mobile enough to play at Wing back with that paunch to be honest but at least he's a free agent and wages shouldn't be a problem
They've got new owners too.
Mr Cynical
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As I said earlier in the thread, I suspect the last thing new owners want to do is sell their best player straight away..