It’s 6 June. There are still 12 weeks (and 3 days) until the Summer Transfer window closes.
It’s going to be a long summer…
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AI says:
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So there.
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They wont give up,the lad would have a pilot licence with the hours he would have racked up in the last few days.
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Nice Kerkez vid:
Looks like its over the line.
It’ll be over the line when we reach an agreement with the selling club.
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Never heard of the guy.
It probably will get done.
yep. unless theres a melwood lean…its not over the line
that tiwitter update is the token twitter update…nothing we dont already know but its made to look like something different.
The tweet tells us nothing new
Here we go guy at it again for engagement farming.
Doesn’t really make sense though. Bournemouth have already gotten Soler as a replacement for Kerkez.
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So what, maybe they want two LB’s (every side needs it) or judge that Soler isn’t ready now.
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I thought we had already agreed terms with Milo’s and that wasn’t the issue.
How many more times can they report the same thing in a different way?
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Or maybe they want 3 left backs and LFC ownership have dropped the ball once again - FSG out 
Hungary play Azerbaijan later today in a friendly so if either he isn’t involved (as mentioned in a tweet earlier in the thread) or once it’s done if he is in the squad we might see some movement on this one soon.
With Dom (shiny), Pesci and hopefully imminently Kerkez Hughes is getting closer to completing the Hungary page in his Panini sticker album.
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Hopefully better Hungarians than the ones near the end of 00’s.
I will NOT TOLERATE any Kristian Nemeth slander here…
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Peter Gulacsi and Adam Bogdan too.
We actually have a surprisingly solid history of players from Hungary.
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Istvan Kozma
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I said solid, I didn’t say good lol
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Only 1 letter away from getting a ban for going off topic 
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Gulacsi turned out to be a decent GK, but elsewhere. If they can’t make it here, then at least you want some profit. Grabara could go down that path.
Bogdan is a bit like Nat, probably couldn’t believe the chance he got here.
The rest, I remember other names like Patrik Poor, Andras Simon, Krisztian Adorjan… Istvan Kozma from further back?
Solid in terms of numbers, not so solid in terms of quality.
That will hopefully change now with Szobo already proving himself, Kerkez, etc.