Muz Posted 15 November 2004 Posted 15 November 2004 Skysports.com understand that Leeds United have won the race for Icelandic international Gylfi Einarsson. The 25-year-old is available on a free transfer from Norwegian side Lillestrom. Leeds and Cardiff had both held talks with the Scandinavian, but a deal has been struck with the West Yorkshire outfit. Einarsson can play in midfield or up front and will provide valuable options for Leeds manager Kevin Blackwell. The Icelander is expected to sign early next week and will train with Leeds from December, although he cannot make his debut until January. It is thought that Leeds will try and register Einarsson to play in December, but it looks unlikely that permission will be granted. Link We were supposedly intrested a few months back
SilverFox Posted 15 November 2004 Posted 15 November 2004 Skysports.com understand that Leeds United have won the race for Icelandic international Gylfi Einarsson. The 25-year-old is available on a free transfer from Norwegian side Lillestrom. Leeds and Cardiff had both held talks with the Scandinavian, but a deal has been struck with the West Yorkshire outfit. Einarsson can play in midfield or up front and will provide valuable options for Leeds manager Kevin Blackwell. The Icelander is expected to sign early next week and will train with Leeds from December, although he cannot make his debut until January. It is thought that Leeds will try and register Einarsson to play in December, but it looks unlikely that permission will be granted. Link We were supposedly intrested a few months back 36173[/snapback] Where do Leeds get the money to pay wages for these players...they are more screwed than we are!!!!
Muz Posted 15 November 2004 Author Posted 15 November 2004 Skysports.com understand that Leeds United have won the race for Icelandic international Gylfi Einarsson. The 25-year-old is available on a free transfer from Norwegian side Lillestrom. Leeds and Cardiff had both held talks with the Scandinavian, but a deal has been struck with the West Yorkshire outfit. Einarsson can play in midfield or up front and will provide valuable options for Leeds manager Kevin Blackwell. The Icelander is expected to sign early next week and will train with Leeds from December, although he cannot make his debut until January. It is thought that Leeds will try and register Einarsson to play in December, but it looks unlikely that permission will be granted. Link We were supposedly intrested a few months back 36173[/snapback] Where do Leeds get the money to pay wages for these players...they are more screwed than we are!!!! 36174[/snapback] Thats what i was thinking! Dodgy Dealing maybe
SilverFox Posted 15 November 2004 Posted 15 November 2004 Perhaps they just haven't learned their lesson...'there may be trouble ahead...'
Muz Posted 15 November 2004 Author Posted 15 November 2004 Perhaps they just haven't learned their lesson...'there may be trouble ahead...' 36178[/snapback] Hopefully i frigging hate Leeds <_<
Ash Posted 15 November 2004 Posted 15 November 2004 Im glad we didnt get him , he was one of Micky's targets
Scow Posted 15 November 2004 Posted 15 November 2004 They did make a bit of money out of the Smith, Viduka and Milner transfers. Although, still surprised they've been allowed to spend so much. <_<
Mark Posted 15 November 2004 Posted 15 November 2004 They did make a bit of money out of the Smith, Viduka and Milner transfers. Although, still surprised they've been allowed to spend so much. <_< 36291[/snapback] He's only come on a free transfer
Scow Posted 15 November 2004 Posted 15 November 2004 They did make a bit of money out of the Smith, Viduka and Milner transfers. Although, still surprised they've been allowed to spend so much. <_< 36291[/snapback] He's only come on a free transfer 36292[/snapback] Wages. They're supposed to reducing their wage bill, not increasing it.
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