Sunday, 8 January 2017

Brentford told to Stop Arsing about over Hogan


As the January transfer madness gathers pace, the biggest story right now is the impending move of Scott Hogan from Brentford to West Ham. The Hammers desperately need firepower up front and have been making little secret of their interest in Brentford's top marksman, 24 year old Scott Hogan.

With 14 goals already this season, Hogan has proven he can deliver in the Championship, but may find the Premiership a bigger challenge. Nevertheless, after a serious of failed foreign signings, Bilic and Co are keen to go with a striker who should need very little time to adjust to the speed and physicality of the English game.

With a reported £12 million bid on the table, Brentford held Hogan back from yesterday's cup clash with Martin Allen's Eastleigh. In an effort to muddy the waters, Brentford's boss Dean Smith cited a 'buttock injury' as the reason for his omission from the matchday squad!

Losing Hogan to the Hammers might well prove a pain in the arse for Brentford, but stranded in mid-table in the championship they will surely from the funds to strengthen their squad.

Meanwhile, once Hogan recovers from his buttock injury, the Hammers medical team will want to check out his fitness in terms of a previous serious knee injury that he has experienced.

Our in-house medical expert - Dr Howard Windybottom - thinks Brentford should stop arsing about, take the cash and run!

7 comments:

  1. Brentford think West Ham should meet the valuation we want and stop messing around. Let's get this deal done.

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    1. I completely agree just pay it and sign the lad he looks as if he will cut the mustard to me a proper younger version of Defoe if we don't get him we will regret it!

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  2. £15m is ridculous money for somebody who has only scored a few goals for rochdale and brentford.

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    1. Ricky, you've never seen him play live. 15 million is over the top, but is the going rate. He's 24, English & an out and out goalscorer. You're club sign him & you won't regret it. It would be a good move for all 3 parties.

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  3. If you sign him; and he starts scoring the goal which HE WILL; you won't think the same!

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  4. Why would Brentford lie about his injury? West Ham and Mustard United went out of the cup the day before, so there was no issue with him being cup tied. Poor reporting. D-

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  5. Hogan to Watford or hull now I hear west ham you are a joke

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