We are safe hands under Foley and the ever-dependable stewardship of Neill Blake and Richard Hughes. Now we are growing as a business and as a club. It appears the days are gone of being restricted by what we can buy. I don’t think anyone knows what will happen.Īfter Monday's move for Matias Vina, there appears to be another two or three being worked on - and not for small figures either - to go with the sensible signing of Darren Randolph as back-up to Neto. We had also wanted Nicolas Jackson from Villarreal before he unfortunately failed his medical and, amazingly, Roma's Nicolo Zaniolo, who appeared to initially decline and then potentially want to join. What’s exciting is that the capture of the likes of Dango Ouattara from Lorient and Antoine Semenyo from Bristol City the players we are bringing in are prospects who will only get better and better. However, the Bill Foley era is well under way and he is pumping in millions to help the club survive. Eddie Howe was a master of this and, despite Maxim Demin being very generous with the cash, it was never as hectic as this. Traditionally, we have had to spend moderate amounts, sensibly plotting our every move. Here's a final reminder that you can follow live text coverage hereĪnd you can track every transfer from across the Premier League hereīournemouth have never had a transfer window like this one. So who will be left with a last-second decision to make in the final five and a half hours of the window? Will your club be able to do any more late business? Secrets aren't safe anymore in football." "It can be damaging to know you've not got the confidence of your manager. What does that say to Vitaliy Mykolenko? Sean Dyche hasn't even really met him yet and clearly does not fancy him. "They apparently want to sign a left-back. Psychologically, it can be quite difficult."įor those in the dressing room, the club being linked with someone in their position can also take its toll. "It can also be a last-second decision and it affects everything - your family, where you live, moving to a different area. I've done that a few times and it's hard to go straight in. "In pre-season, there's a nice build-up but in January, you arrive one day and the next you are in the team. "You can imagine the caution from other people because you're there to take someone's place. "When you go in January, it's usually because you're going straight there to play," he said. It's an unbelievable opportunity for the 21s to qualify for the first ever finals, but we've a good group here.Former Leeds and Manchester City midfielder Michael Brown empathises with players moving to new clubs in January, admitting "it's a really strange situation".īrown switched to both Tottenham and Fulham in the January window during his career and explained it was very different from joining at the end of a season.
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However, it will be played out against a backdrop of uncertainty with his squad having been depleted by the elevation of defender Dara O'Shea and midfielder Jason Knight to the senior party and with the Italians fielding their U20s team after a series positive coronavirus tests among the U21s.Ĭrawford said: "We've got players capable of going out and putting on a really good performance.
"But what an opportunity and platform for him to go and prove himself to the manager at Southampton and to the senior manager to say, 'Don't forget me in your plans because I can play at this level'."Ĭrawford's first game at the helm – he took over from Kenny when he replaced Mick McCarthy in charge of the senior squad – sees the Group 1 leaders go head-to-head with favourites Italy knowing victory would significantly boost their attempts to become the first Irish team to make it to the finals. "I know things haven't been great for him at club level at the minutes – he's only played just over 25 minutes with his club, Southampton, and okay, it's the senior squad.
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