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Post by hal9thou on Sept 3, 2019 11:00:17 GMT
Great he's doing well, beautiful, I didn't expect it and neither did WHU fans who also seem to be stunned and amazed. Could simply be that he's a confidence player in which case goals are like buses, one comes along and suddenly they're queuing up for you. I'm still not convinced we have any striker cover worth a light and that - in reply to post one - was always one of my main concerns when big Smith went. I hope you don't think this was a jab at you Hal? I, like you, was very against Smith leaving and didn't think Hugill would be an adequate replacement. It's more me saying well, maybe we dont need Smith that badly after all. No worries mate. Amusing Hugill thread on KUMB (Hammers forum) here, they're happy too... |
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Post by shepherdsmush on Sept 5, 2019 13:02:54 GMT
West Ham have got fuck all up front other than Haller. It is a major possibility that if he hits 10+ goals by Christmas that he'll get recalled (IMO)
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Post by Tarbie on Sept 5, 2019 13:08:30 GMT
West Ham have got fuck all up front other than Haller. It is a major possibility that if he hits 10+ goals by Christmas that he'll get recalled (IMO) Seems to be a bit of debate about whether he does or doesn't have a recall clause in the loan mate. Do you know for sure that they are able to recall him in January? |
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Post by West Acton on Sept 5, 2019 14:16:16 GMT
Papers said no recall plus they wont recall Jan anyway they will get someone in transfer window
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Post by Greg1882 on Sept 5, 2019 14:40:38 GMT
West Ham have got fuck all up front other than Haller. It is a major possibility that if he hits 10+ goals by Christmas that he'll get recalled (IMO) By all accounts they can’t recall him |
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Post by Tarbie on Sept 5, 2019 16:18:06 GMT
West Ham have got fuck all up front other than Haller. It is a major possibility that if he hits 10+ goals by Christmas that he'll get recalled (IMO) By all accounts they can’t recall him What I'd heard too. Also heard some eye watering figures for what we might actually be paying to loan him (although I take that with a pinch of salt). |
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Post by Corbray on Sept 5, 2019 19:14:22 GMT
By all accounts they can’t recall him What I'd heard too. Also heard some eye watering figures for what we might actually be paying to loan him (although I take that with a pinch of salt). i read that he had the option to go to wigan on a perm but he turned it down due to his huge wage at west ham. afaik they're paying a large chunk of his wages as they simply wanted him out of the club |
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Post by esoxlucius on Sept 5, 2019 19:18:37 GMT
A WHU MB was saying that we are paying 40% of his wages.
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Post by acricketer on Sept 5, 2019 19:19:01 GMT
I read somewhere WHU were paying half his wages which will still be an eye-watering sum for us to cover. So far, worth it.
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Post by Tarbie on Sept 5, 2019 19:23:13 GMT
I read somewhere WHU were paying half his wages which will still be an eye-watering sum for us to cover. So far, worth it. The figure I'd heard was 40k a week that West Ham are paying him. Rate the guy, but they had their pants pulled down if they parted with 10m quid and 40 bags a week for him! |
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Post by Tarbie on Sept 5, 2019 19:26:23 GMT
A WHU MB was saying that we are paying 40% of his wages. Probably about right I'd imagine. If he's on 40k a week that would be 16k and bang in line with our other top earners. Someone very close to the club (who's word I wouldnt particularly trust) told me we were paying 28k a week for him. |
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Post by hal9thou on Sept 5, 2019 19:57:56 GMT
By all accounts they can’t recall him What I'd heard too. Also heard some eye watering figures for what we might actually be paying to loan him (although I take that with a pinch of salt). They're deffo paying a sizeable chunk of his wages. The Totti of Teeside could have sat on his arse for big wage back at WHU, credit to him for showing willing. For their part they're hoping he'll up his market value this term with aim of selling him on to one of the many championship wannabees who are prepared to gamble (like Villa etc did). That can go both ways as we all know, but there are plenty prepared to take the risk. |
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Post by West Acton on Sept 5, 2019 20:14:34 GMT
I read somewhere WHU were paying half his wages which will still be an eye-watering sum for us to cover. So far, worth it. The figure I'd heard was 40k a week that West Ham are paying him. Rate the guy, but they had their pants pulled down if they parted with 10m quid and 40 bags a week for him! apparently it was a dodgy deal as well as two or three others involving Moyes and why they moved him out when he had done what appeared good job |
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Post by Tarbie on Sept 5, 2019 20:23:26 GMT
The figure I'd heard was 40k a week that West Ham are paying him. Rate the guy, but they had their pants pulled down if they parted with 10m quid and 40 bags a week for him! apparently it was a dodgy deal as well as two or three others involving Moyes and why they moved him out when he had done what appeared good job Hadn't heard anything about that mate. Surprised about Moyes if he was involved in something hooky. Always seemed like a pretty honest bloke to me! |
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Post by West Acton on Sept 6, 2019 7:18:36 GMT
Remember reading it from few hammers fans on twitter when we were linked with Hughill. They all seemed to be discussing it
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Post by hubble on Sept 6, 2019 9:09:55 GMT
apparently it was a dodgy deal as well as two or three others involving Moyes and why they moved him out when he had done what appeared good job Hadn't heard anything about that mate. Surprised about Moyes if he was involved in something hooky. Always seemed like a pretty honest bloke to me! From what I've heard about Moyes, that's no surprise at all. Can't think of any other sphere in the mainstream where so many people can get away with so much dodgy shit as football. Apart from politics, of course... |
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Post by shepherdsmush on Sept 6, 2019 10:07:46 GMT
West Ham have got fuck all up front other than Haller. It is a major possibility that if he hits 10+ goals by Christmas that he'll get recalled (IMO) By all accounts they can’t recall him I'd heard that they can recall him in January but where that came from updated to say they can't. Isn't the internet wonderful ?! |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 6, 2019 11:33:52 GMT
By all accounts they can’t recall him I'd heard that they can recall him in January but where that came from updated to say they can't. Isn't the internet wonderful ?! Not sure he is good enough for PL but he will do for us right now. |
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Post by Greg1882 on Sept 6, 2019 16:40:29 GMT
By all accounts they can’t recall him I'd heard that they can recall him in January but where that came from updated to say they can't. Isn't the internet wonderful ?! Be nice if the club cleared it up really wouldn’t it 👍🏻 |
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Post by West Acton on Sept 6, 2019 16:42:49 GMT
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Post by Greg1882 on Sept 6, 2019 16:43:37 GMT
That will do me cheers mate 👍🏻 |
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Post by esoxlucius on Sept 7, 2019 8:54:54 GMT
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Post by hal9thou on Sept 7, 2019 10:58:53 GMT
They're much more interested in moving him on and recouping something than actually starting him, its in everyones interest that he does the business here. This is his level.
Everyone is max loved up on him right now but lets not forget this season is make or break for him. Going overboard will just stack up pressure when he hits a dry spell, he's a confidence player so lets just keep it real. He's doing OK.
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Post by shepherdsmush on Sept 11, 2019 10:45:59 GMT
Played together more often that partnership with Wells could get into the 30's this season.
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Post by esoxlucius on Sept 11, 2019 11:47:02 GMT
Well, he hasn't scored since August.  |
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Post by Stanley75 on Oct 7, 2019 9:12:54 GMT
'He's brilliant' - How Les Ferdinand is helping Jordan Hugill to thrive at QPRPUBLISHED: 06:30 07 October 2019 Dan Bennett (Kilburn Times) Queens Park Rangers forward Jordan Hugill on his hopes for the future and how Les Ferdinand is helping him. QPR striker Jordan Hugill has revealed that the club's director of football and Premier League legend Les Ferdinand has played a key role in helping him to settle in to his new surroundings. The 27-year-old came off the bench to score his sixth goal of the season in the 4-2 win over Blackburn Rovers on Saturday after arriving on loan from West Ham United in the summer. And Hugill revealed that the advice and support he is receiving from Ferdinand is helping him to improve as a player. "Les is brilliant. Sometimes after games I'll go and see him and say 'what can I do better?' because he's someone that I can learn off," he said after the win over Blackburn. "When it's someone as good as he was you can only learn from people like that so it's brilliant to have someone like that at the club. "He's mentioned to me before that he wanted to sign me a long time ago so it's pleasing to hear that these people have watched you for a long time and respect you that much that they want you in that team to try and do well for them. "You look at what he has (done) and it's just brilliant to have someone like that at the club who has scored as many goals as he has, played in as many games and has been at the highest level. "I've seen him (play) a few times, especially when he was at Newcastle with Alan Shearer. I always ask him about Alan Shearer because he was one of my favourite players. "It's been brilliant, the lads have been brilliant and all the staff and everyone at the club has been brilliant with me so I've settled in relatively easy." This season marks his second Championship loan spell in two seasons, having spent the last campaign at Middlesbrough where he scored seven goals in all competitions. Hugill admits that being just one off his total from the last campaign at such an early stage of the season has given him huge confidence and is targeting both his and QPR's return to the Premier League. He added: "I think it's brilliant confidence for me personally. Seven goals all season last season and now I'm one off that record. It's one of them things where I can only improve on what I did last year so if I can improve on that this early then who knows where I can go. I believe personally that I'm a Premier League player. For me now my focus is to get QPR in the Premier League. I'm sure they're (West Ham) keeping tabs and doing what they do but for me personally I'm just focused on what I'm doing here. It's not about me getting into the Premier League by myself, I want to get this club into the Premier League. For me personally that's my aim, I don't care what goes on individually, this is about a team and a good team at their best. To get back on track before the international break was really important." www.kilburntimes.co.uk/sport/football/queens-park-rangers/les-ferdinand-helping-jordan-hugill-thrive-qpr-1-6308875
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Post by hubble on Oct 7, 2019 9:36:26 GMT
Well that all sounds brilliant.
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Post by acricketer on Oct 7, 2019 9:45:13 GMT
Jordan Hugbrill is the man!
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Post by alanwycombe on Oct 7, 2019 10:27:32 GMT
If the loans get us up they are cheap. I'm sure the budget is under control now........?
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Post by esoxlucius on Oct 7, 2019 10:40:44 GMT
If the loans get us up they are cheap. I'm sure the budget is under control now........? From memory; this season we should be only £11m in arrears at the end but then £21m drops off our FFP rolling total and our operating losses for this season should be even lower than last seasons. *edit: I tried to find the article referring to the FFP status wrt QPR but couldn't. I did, however, find a detailed financial analysis of QPR in 2018 dated from February this year. financialfootballnews.com/qpr-2018-financial-review-ffp-hits/ |
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