#Angus Cargill

[scotianostra]

Cargill Gilston Knot was born on June 30th 1856.

The splendidly named Cargill Gilston Knott was the son of Pelham Knott, an agent for a paper manufacturer and his wife Ellen. His paternal uncle was the artist Tavernor Knott. I wonder if the Christian name was due to a religious thing, a couple of people with the surname having featured in previous post that were close to the church in some way.

The family must have moved at some point in his childhood as he was educated at Arbroath High School in Angus, some distance from Penicuik, which is south of Edinburgh, he attended the University of Edinburgh, where he studied alongside James Alfred Ewing. He worked on various aspects of electricity and magnetism, obtaining his doctorate in 1879.

Cargill was the founding chairman of Edinburgh Mathematical Society, made important contributions in the field of quaternion algebra and ended his life as General Secretary of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. In short, he was a member of Edinburgh’s intellectual elite. But this summary conceals an exotic excursion.

In the 1880s, following its enforced opening to the wider world, Japan was keen to draw on western expertise in its headlong rush towards modernisation. Thus, at the age of 27, Knott came to be appointed Professor of Physics and Engineering at Tokyo Imperial University.

In order to expand its commerce Japan needed to construct a network of lighthouses, a challenging project in an earthquake zone. Attempting to identify suitable sites by quantifying the risk of earthquakes Knott began to study the mathematics of wave transmission across the boundaries of sea and land. The resulting ‘Knott’s equations’ remain fundamental to the modern science of reflection seismology.

On his return to Edinburgh, Knott took up the position of a Reader in Applied Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh, holding the post until his death.

He died at his home at 42 Upper Gray Street, Newington, Edinburgh, on 26th October 1922.

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Bonobo- No Reason (ft. Nick Murphy) a film about staying indoors. all visual effects achieved entirely in-camera... a very small camera... and a very big set. Behind The Scenes: youtube.com/watch?v=5jtE1kZxSo4Director- Oscar Hudson // oscarhudsonfilm.com Production Company- Pulse Films // pulsefilms.com Executive Producer- Sarah Boardman Art Director- Luke Moran-Morris // lukemoran-morris.co.uk D.P.- Ruben Woodin-Dechamps // rwdfilm.com Producer- Matt Posner Producer- Rik Green Video Commissioner- John Moule Record Label- Ninja Tune Director's Rep- OB Management 1st AD- Dan Smith 1st AC- Michael Hobdell 2nd AC- Grant Sheridan DIT- Ashley Hicks Gaffer- Genki McClure Electrician- Caspar Jones Set Decorator- Sakara Dawson-Marsh, Lottie McDowell Art Assistants- Jamie Yuan, Freddie Mason Model Maker- Robin Crowley Construction Manager- Richard Morrell // morrellandbert.com Construction Assistants- Henry Hatton-Brown, Dexter Turner-Ramsay Wardrobe- Celestine Healy Costume & Soft Props Makers- Laura Moran, Madeline O Bryen, Lily Balie BTS- Christian Cargill Runners- Tom O'Driscoll, Benjy Alfreds, Munro Gascoigne Prod. Assistant- Olivia Wilkes H&MU- Laura Wisenger & Suzanne Judge 3D Pre-Visualisations- Thomas Ormonde, Prosper Unger-Hamilton Grade- Toby Tompkins @ CHEATSpecial Thanks- George Rumsey @ Panavision, Angus Hudson,

[downthetubes]

Don't miss your chance to win the Observer / Faber / Comica Graphic Short Story Prize!

There's still time to create your comic to enter this year's Observer / Faber / Comica Graphic Short Story Prize and win £1000 - and publication in The Observer New Review.

There’s still time to create your comic to enter this year’s Observer / Faber / Comica Graphic Short Story Prize and win £1000 – and publication in The Observer New Review. Judged by artist Adrian Tomine, actor Michael Sheen, Gosh! Comics’ Tom Oldham, Rachel Cooke, Angus Cargill  (Faber & Faber) and comics archivist and publisher Paul Gravett, the competition open to UK residents over 16.…

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Fife Art Exhibition winners revealed - Fife Today

Fife’s biggest annual arts competition unveiled its winners on Friday.

The top entries were announced at the official opening of the 2019 Fife Art Exhibition, which is sponsored by Shell UK, at the Lochgelly Centre.

Winners, guests and judges at Fife Art Competition's presentation'evening. Pic: Dave Wardle

This year’s winners are Dinnes McArthur (Dalgety Bay) - Talk Like an Egyptian; Thomas Cargill (Cowdenbeath) - The Over Thinker; Joyce Munro (Dunfermline) - Fish and Chips; Moira S MacPherson (Kelty) - Tuppence a Bag; Craft Award - Angela Braisher (Lochgelly) - Matchstick Jewellery Box; Youth Award - Andrew Fretwell (Cupar) - The Fifer.

The six winning works will be purchased by Shell and presented to Fife hospitals and healthcare facilities and each of the artists received £200.

The winning artworks will also be displayed at Kirkcaldy Galleries prior to being presented to NHS Fife.

This year’s exhibition, which has been running for 36 years, attracted nearly 200 entries from amateur artists in the Kingdom and the works now line the walls in the centre’s public spaces.

Gillian Parsons, programming and engagement officer for Fife Cultural Trust, said: “The winners’ works impressed the judges with their stand-out quality.

“The presentation night is always an exciting occasion because as well as announcing the winners, we get to see the full exhibition and the breadth of the work on show at the Lochgelly Centre is a reflection of the range and high standard of amateur artists we have in Fife.”

Guests on Friday included Councillor Linda Erskine, chair of Cowdenbeath Area Committee, Teresa Waddington, plant manager, Shell, Mossmorran, and Sinead Braiden, non-executive director, NHS Fife.

The evening was hosted by Councillor Lesley Backhouse, vice convener of Fife Council’s Community and Housing Committee, who is also a board member of Fife Cultural Trust, who also presented the prizes.

Other artists highly commended were: Irene Combe, The Rain in Spain; Ian Thompson, The Peep Show; Katherine Montgomery, The Kingdom of Fife; Fred Barbour, Morning Mar Forest; Kirsten Mirrey, The Catch of the Day; Christine Surradge, Ringupurv; Caitlin Evans, A Happy Bunch; Sheila Collins, The One That

Got Away; Michael Deeprose, A Hard Life (Times); Terry Angus, Lost in Thought; Christopher Nicol, The Titanic; Anne Ewan, Girl with the Berret.

The exhibition runs at the Lochgelly Centre until November 23.

This content was originally published here.

[keoshi]

Bonobo- No Reason (ft. Nick Murphy) from Oscar Hudson on Vimeo.

a film about staying indoors. all visual effects achieved entirely in-camera... a very small camera... and a very big set. Behind The Scenes: youtube.com/watch?v=5jtE1kZxSo4

Director- Oscar Hudson // oscarhudsonfilm.com Production Company- Pulse Films // pulsefilms.com Executive Producer- Sarah Boardman Art Director- Luke Moran-Morris // lukemoran-morris.co.uk D.P.- Ruben Woodin-Dechamps // rwdfilm.com Producer- Matt Posner Producer- Rik Green Video Commissioner- John Moule Record Label- Ninja Tune Director's Rep- OB Management 1st AD- Dan Smith 1st AC- Michael Hobdell 2nd AC- Grant Sheridan DIT- Ashley Hicks Gaffer- Genki McClure Electrician- Caspar Jones Set Decorator- Sakara Dawson-Marsh, Lottie McDowell Art Assistants- Jamie Yuan, Freddie Mason Model Maker- Robin Crowley Construction Manager- Richard Morrell // morrellandbert.com Construction Assistants- Henry Hatton-Brown, Dexter Turner-Ramsay Wardrobe- Celestine Healy Costume & Soft Props Makers- Laura Moran, Madeline O Bryen, Lily Balie BTS- Christian Cargill Runners- Tom O'Driscoll, Benjy Alfreds, Munro Gascoigne Prod. Assistant- Olivia Wilkes H&MU- Laura Wisenger & Suzanne Judge 3D Pre-Visualisations- Thomas Ormonde, Prosper Unger-Hamilton Grade- Toby Tompkins @ CHEAT

Special Thanks- George Rumsey @ Panavision, Angus Hudson,

[ainokaze]

Bonobo- No Reason (ft. Nick Murphy) from Oscar Hudson on Vimeo.

a film about staying indoors. all visual effects achieved entirely in-camera... a very small camera... and a very big set. Behind The Scenes: youtube.com/watch?v=5jtE1kZxSo4

Director- Oscar Hudson // oscarhudsonfilm.com Production Company- Pulse Films // pulsefilms.com Executive Producer- Sarah Boardman Art Director- Luke Moran-Morris // lukemoran-morris.co.uk D.P.- Ruben Woodin-Dechamps // rwdfilm.com Producer- Matt Posner Producer- Rik Green Video Commissioner- John Moule Record Label- Ninja Tune Director's Rep- OB Management 1st AD- Dan Smith 1st AC- Michael Hobdell 2nd AC- Grant Sheridan DIT- Ashley Hicks Gaffer- Genki McClure Electrician- Caspar Jones Set Decorator- Sakara Dawson-Marsh, Lottie McDowell Art Assistants- Jamie Yuan, Freddie Mason Model Maker- Robin Crowley Construction Manager- Richard Morrell // morrellandbert.com Construction Assistants- Henry Hatton-Brown, Dexter Turner-Ramsay Wardrobe- Celestine Healy Costume & Soft Props Makers- Laura Moran, Madeline O Bryen, Lily Balie BTS- Christian Cargill Runners- Tom O'Driscoll, Benjy Alfreds, Munro Gascoigne Prod. Assistant- Olivia Wilkes H&MU- Laura Wisenger & Suzanne Judge 3D Pre-Visualisations- Thomas Ormonde, Prosper Unger-Hamilton Grade- Toby Tompkins @ CHEAT

Special Thanks- George Rumsey @ Panavision, Angus Hudson,

[vm4vm0]

Bonobo- No Reason (ft. Nick Murphy) from Oscar Hudson on Vimeo.

a film about staying indoors. all visual effects achieved entirely in-camera... a very small camera... and a very big set. Behind The Scenes: youtube.com/watch?v=5jtE1kZxSo4

Director- Oscar Hudson // oscarhudsonfilm.com Production Company- Pulse Films // pulsefilms.com Executive Producer- Sarah Boardman Art Director- Luke Moran-Morris // lukemoran-morris.co.uk D.P.- Ruben Woodin-Dechamps // rwdfilm.com Producer- Matt Posner Producer- Rik Green Video Commissioner- John Moule Record Label- Ninja Tune Director's Rep- OB Management 1st AD- Dan Smith 1st AC- Michael Hobdell 2nd AC- Grant Sheridan DIT- Ashley Hicks Gaffer- Genki McClure Electrician- Caspar Jones Set Decorator- Sakara Dawson-Marsh, Lottie McDowell Art Assistants- Jamie Yuan, Freddie Mason Model Maker- Robin Crowley Construction Manager- Richard Morrell // morrellandbert.com Construction Assistants- Henry Hatton-Brown, Dexter Turner-Ramsay Wardrobe- Celestine Healy Costume & Soft Props Makers- Laura Moran, Madeline O Bryen, Lily Balie BTS- Christian Cargill Runners- Tom O'Driscoll, Benjy Alfreds, Munro Gascoigne Prod. Assistant- Olivia Wilkes H&MU- Laura Wisenger & Suzanne Judge 3D Pre-Visualisations- Thomas Ormonde, Prosper Unger-Hamilton Grade- Toby Tompkins @ CHEAT

Special Thanks- George Rumsey @ Panavision, Angus Hudson,

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Bonobo- No Reason (ft. Nick Murphy) from Oscar Hudson on Vimeo.

a film about staying indoors. all visual effects achieved entirely in-camera... a very small camera... and a very big set. Behind The Scenes: youtube.com/watch?v=5jtE1kZxSo4

Director- Oscar Hudson // oscarhudsonfilm.com Production Company- Pulse Films // pulsefilms.com Executive Producer- Sarah Boardman Art Director- Luke Moran-Morris // lukemoran-morris.co.uk D.P.- Ruben Woodin-Dechamps // rwdfilm.com Producer- Matt Posner Producer- Rik Green Video Commissioner- John Moule Record Label- Ninja Tune Director's Rep- OB Management 1st AD- Dan Smith 1st AC- Michael Hobdell 2nd AC- Grant Sheridan DIT- Ashley Hicks Gaffer- Genki McClure Electrician- Caspar Jones Set Decorator- Sakara Dawson-Marsh, Lottie McDowell Art Assistants- Jamie Yuan, Freddie Mason Model Maker- Robin Crowley Construction Manager- Richard Morrell // morrellandbert.com Construction Assistants- Henry Hatton-Brown, Dexter Turner-Ramsay Wardrobe- Celestine Healy Costume & Soft Props Makers- Laura Moran, Madeline O Bryen, Lily Balie BTS- Christian Cargill Runners- Tom O'Driscoll, Benjy Alfreds, Munro Gascoigne Prod. Assistant- Olivia Wilkes H&MU- Laura Wisenger & Suzanne Judge 3D Pre-Visualisations- Thomas Ormonde, Prosper Unger-Hamilton Grade- Toby Tompkins @ CHEAT

Special Thanks- George Rumsey @ Panavision, Angus Hudson,

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a film about staying indoors. all visual effects achieved entirely in-camera... a very small camera... and a very big set. Behind The Scenes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jtE1kZxSo4 Director- Oscar Hudson // www.oscarhudsonfilm.com Production Company- Pulse Films // www.pulsefilms.com Executive Producer- Sarah Boardman Art Director- Luke Moran-Morris // https://ift.tt/2iKcfhG D.P.- Ruben Woodin-Dechamps // www.rwdfilm.com Producer- Matt Posner Producer- Rik Green Video Commissioner- John Moule Record Label- Ninja Tune Director's Rep- OB Management 1st AD- Dan Smith 1st AC- Michael Hobdell 2nd AC- Grant Sheridan DIT- Ashley Hicks Gaffer- Genki McClure Electrician- Caspar Jones Set Decorator- Sakara Dawson-Marsh, Lottie McDowell Art Assistants- Jamie Yuan, Freddie Mason Model Maker- Robin Crowley Construction Manager- Richard Morrell // www.morrellandbert.com Construction Assistants- Henry Hatton-Brown, Dexter Turner-Ramsay Wardrobe- Celestine Healy Costume & Soft Props Makers- Laura Moran, Madeline O Bryen, Lily Balie BTS- Christian Cargill Runners- Tom O'Driscoll, Benjy Alfreds, Munro Gascoigne Prod. Assistant- Olivia Wilkes H&MU- Laura Wisenger & Suzanne Judge 3D Pre-Visualisations- Thomas Ormonde, Prosper Unger-Hamilton Grade- Toby Tompkins @ CHEAT Special Thanks- George Rumsey @ Panavision, Angus Hudson,

[scotianostra]

Cargill Gilston Knot was born on June 30th 1856.

The splendidly named  Cargill Gilston Knott was the son of Pelham Knott, an agent for a paper manufacturer and his wife Ellen. His paternal uncle was the artist Tavernor Knott. I wonder if the Christian name was due to a religious thing, a couple of people with the surname having featured in previous post that were close to the church in some way.

The family must have moved at some point in his childhood as he was educated at Arbroath High School in Angus, some distance from Penicuik, which is south of Edinburgh, he attended the University of Edinburgh, where he studied alongside James Alfred Ewing. He worked on various aspects of electricity and magnetism, obtaining his doctorate in 1879

Cargill was the founding chairman of Edinburgh Mathematical Society, made important contributions in the field of quaternion algebra and ended his life as General Secretary of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. In short, he was a member of Edinburgh’s intellectual elite. But this summary conceals an exotic excursion.

In the 1880s, following its enforced opening to the wider world, Japan was keen to draw on western expertise in its headlong rush towards modernisation. Thus, at the age of 27, Knott came to be appointed Professor of Physics and Engineering at Tokyo Imperial University. 

In order to expand its commerce Japan needed to construct a network of lighthouses, a challenging project in an earthquake zone. Attempting to identify suitable sites by quantifying the risk of earthquakes Knott began to study the mathematics of wave transmission across the boundaries of sea and land. The resulting ‘Knott’s equations’ remain fundamental to the modern science of reflection seismology.

On his return to Edinburgh, Knott took up the position of a Reader in Applied Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh, holding the post until his death.

He died at his home at 42 Upper Gray Street, Newington, Edinburgh, on 26th October 1922.

[kansascityhappenings]

USDA says ground beef recalled after E. coli outbreak was sold at Aldi’s, Target

WASHINGTON — Last week, Cargill Meat Solutions recalled more than 132,000 pounds of ground beef due to possible E. coli contamination after one person died and 17 have reported feeling ill.

Now, officials have determined the beef was sold nationwide at stores like Aldi’s, Target and Sam’s Club.

According to a news release from the company, the ground beef products were produced and packaged on June 21. The death and illnesses happened from July 5 to July 25.

The Food Safety and Inspection Service cited concern that customers may have frozen the contaminated meat in their freezers and advises customers to check to see if their ground beef could be part of this recall.

The USDA considers this a high risk situation.

The ground beef was distributed to Aldi’s in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Wisconsin. It was also distributed to Target locations nationwide and Sam’s Club locations in North Carolina, Ohio and Virginia, along with several other grocery chains not located in the metro.

The FSIS learned of the E. coli investigation on Aug. 16. The FSIS, Centers for Disease Control and other state public health and agriculture partners found that the beef was the probably source of the illnesses.

The ground beef products, produced and packaged on June 21,  have the number “EST. 86R” printed inside the USDA mark of inspection.

The following products have now been recalled due to possible E. coli contamination:

3-lb. chubs of “OUR CERTIFIED 73/27 FINE GRIND GROUND BEEF” with a USE OR FREEZE BY JUL/11/18 and case code 00228749057646.

3-lb. chubs of “OUR CERTIFIED 73/27 FINE GRIND GROUND BEEF” with a USE OR FREEZE BY JUL/11/18 and case code 00228749002653.

10-lb. chubs of “EXCEL 73/27 FINE GRIND GROUND BEEF” with a Use/Frz. By Jul 11 and case code 00228749089098.

10-lb. chubs of “EXCEL 73/27 FINE GRIND GROUND BEEF” with a Use/Frz. By Jul 11 and case code 90028749002751.

10-lb. chubs of “EXCEL 81/19 FINE GRIND GROUND BEEF” with a Use/Frz. By Jul 11 and case code 90028749003536.

10-lb. chubs of “EXCEL GROUND BEEF 81/19 FINE GRIND” with a Use/Frz. By Jul 11 and case code 00228749003568.

10-lb. chubs of “EXCEL CHUCK GROUND BEEF 81/19 FINE GRIND” with a Use/Frz. By Jul 11 and case code 90028749402773.

20-lb. chubs of “EXCEL 81/19 FINE GRIND GROUND BEEF COMBO” with a Use/Frz. By Jul 11 and case code 90028749073935.

10-lb. chubs of “Sterling Silver CHUCK GROUND BEEF 81/19 FINE GRIND” with a Use/Frz. By Jul 11 and case code 00228749702416.

10-lb. chubs of “CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF CHUCK GROUND BEEF 81/19 FINE GRIND” with a Use/Frz. By Jul 11 and case code 90028749802405.

10-lb. chubs of “CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF CHUCK GROUND BEEF 81/19 FINE GRIND” with a Use/Frz. By Jul 11 with case code 00228749802413.

10-lb. chubs of “Fire River Farms CLASSIC GROUND BEEF 81/19 FINE GRIND” with a USE/FREEZE BY: 07/11/2018 with case code 90734730297241.

This recall follows a previous recall of Cargill Meat Solutions ground beef for E. coli was announced on Aug. 23, naming only one possibly contaminated product:

10-lb. chubs of “EXCEL 93/7 FINE GRIND GROUND BEEF” with “Use/Frz. By Sep 05” on the chub label and a “PACK DATE 08/16/2018” on the box label.

At that time, no adverse reactions had been reported.

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from Kansas City Happenings https://kansascityhappenings.wordpress.com/2018/09/27/usda-says-ground-beef-recalled-after-e-coli-outbreak-was-sold-at-aldis-target/

[reportingfromthefield]

Bonobo- No Reason (ft. Nick Murphy) from Oscar Hudson on Vimeo.

a film about staying indoors. all visual effects achieved entirely in-camera... a very small camera... and a very big set. Behind The Scenes: youtube.com/watch?v=5jtE1kZxSo4

Director- Oscar Hudson // oscarhudsonfilm.com Production Company- Pulse Films // pulsefilms.com Executive Producer- Sarah Boardman Art Director- Luke Moran-Morris // lukemoran-morris.co.uk D.P.- Ruben Woodin-Dechamps // rwdfilm.com Producer- Matt Posner Producer- Rik Green Video Commissioner- John Moule Record Label- Ninja Tune Director's Rep- OB Management 1st AD- Dan Smith 1st AC- Michael Hobdell 2nd AC- Grant Sheridan DIT- Ashley Hicks Gaffer- Genki McClure Electrician- Caspar Jones Set Decorator- Sakara Dawson-Marsh, Lottie McDowell Art Assistants- Jamie Yuan, Freddie Mason Model Maker- Robin Crowley Construction Manager- Richard Morrell // morrellandbert.com Construction Assistants- Henry Hatton-Brown, Dexter Turner-Ramsay Wardrobe- Celestine Healy Costume & Soft Props Makers- Laura Moran, Madeline O Bryen, Lily Balie BTS- Christian Cargill Runners- Tom O'Driscoll, Benjy Alfreds, Munro Gascoigne Prod. Assistant- Olivia Wilkes H&MU- Laura Wisenger & Suzanne Judge 3D Pre-Visualisations- Thomas Ormonde, Prosper Unger-Hamilton Grade- Toby Tompkins @ CHEAT

Special Thanks- George Rumsey @ Panavision, Angus Hudson,

[netunleashed-blog]

Premier League transfers: Club-by-club guide to deals so far

http://www.internetunleashed.co.uk/?p=36847 Premier League transfers: Club-by-club guide to deals so far - http://www.internetunleashed.co.uk/?p=36847 Riyad Mahrez, a title winner with Leicester in 2016, will hope to repeat that success with Manchester City this seasonWith the summer transfer window closing three weeks earlier than normal on 9 August, Premier League clubs have been busy in the market over the past couple of months.But who has gone where and which moves have you missed? Here's your complete club-by-club guide to all the deals so far.ArsenalInsBernd Leno [Bayer Leverkusen] £19.3m, Stephan Lichtsteiner [Juventus] Free, Matteo Guendouzi [Lorient] Undisclosed, Lucas Torreira [Sampdoria] £26m, Sokratis Papastathopoulos [Borussia Dortmund] UndisclosedOutsMarc Bola [Blackpool] Free, Jack Wilshere [West Ham] Free, Santi Cazorla [Villarreal] Free, Chuba Akpom [PAOK Salonika] UndisclosedBournemouthInsDiego Rico [Leganes] £10.7m, David Brooks [Sheffield United] UndisclosedOutsRyan Allsop [Wycombe] Free, Max Gradel [Toulouse] Undisclosed, Sam Matthews [Bristol Rovers] Free, Benik Afobe [Wolves] £10m, Lewis Grabban [Nottingham Forest] Undisclosed, Adam Federici [Stoke] Undisclosed, Sam Surridge [Oldham] Loan, Baily Cargill [MK Dons] FreeBrightonInsFlorin Andone [Deportivo La Coruna] Undisclosed, Leon Balogun [Mainz] Free, Alireza Jahanbakhsh [AZ Alkmaar] Undisclosed, Percy Tau [Mamelodi Sundowns] Undisclosed, Yves Bissouma [Lille] Undisclosed, Bernardo [RB Leipzig] £9mOutsJamie Murphy [Rangers] Undisclosed, Bailey Vose [Colchester] Undisclosed, Tyles Forbes [Newport] Free, Christian Walton [Wigan] Loan, Ben Hall [Notts County] Loan, Robert Sanchez [Forest Green] Loan, Connor Goldson [Rangers] Undisclosed, Tim Krul [Norwich] Free, Steven Alzate [Swindon] Loan, Sam Baldock [Reading] UndisclosedBurnleyInsBen Gibson [Middlesbrough] £15m, Joe Hart [Man City] £3.5mOutsTom Anderson [Doncaster] Free, Scott Arfield [Rangers] Free, Josh Ginnelly [Walsall] Free, Chris Long [Fleetwood] Free, Dean Marney [Fleetwood] FreeCardiffInsBobby Reid [Bristol City] reported £10m, Alex Smithies [QPR] reported £3.5m, Greg Cunningham [Preston] Undisclosed, Josh Murphy [Norwich] UndisclosedOutsNoneChelseaInsRobert Green [Huddersfield] Free, Jorginho [Napoli] Undisclosed, Kepa Arrizabalaga [Athletic Bilbao] £71mOutsLewis Baker [Leeds] Loan, Reece James [Wigan] Loan, Dujon Sterling [Coventry] Loan, Nathan Baxter [Yeovil] Loan, Trevoh Chalobah [Ipswich] Loan, Jacob Maddox [Cheltenham] Loan, Charlie Colkett [Shrewsbury] Loan, Todd Kane [Hull] Loan, Mason Mount [Derby] Loan, Jamal Blackman [Leeds] Loan, Kenedy [Newcastle] Loan, Jordan Houghton [MK Dons] Free, Jake Clarke-Salter [Vitesse Arnhem] LoanCrystal PalaceInsVicente Guaita [Getafe] Free, Cheikhou Kouyate [West Ham] Undisclosed, Max Meyer [Schalke - Crystal Palace] FreeOutsJaroslaw Jach [Caykur Rizespor] LoanEvertonInsRicharlison [Everton] £35m, Lucas Digne [Barcelona] £18mOutsWayne Rooney [DC United] Free, Ramiro Funes Mori [Villarreal] Undisclosed, Jose Baxter [Oldham] Free, Callum Dyson [Plymouth] Free, Conor Grant [Plymouth] Free, Davy Klaassen [Werder Bremen] Undisclosed, Luke Garbutt [Oxford] Loan, Ashley Williams [Stoke] LoanFulhamInsAndre Schurrle [Borussia Dortmund] Loan, Fabri [Besiktas] Undisclosed (reported £5m), Maxime le Marchand [Nice] Undisclosed, Jean Michael Seri [Nice] Undisclosed, Aleksandar Mitrovic [Newcastle United - Fulham] Undisclosed, Alfie Mawson [Swansea City] £20mOutsIsaac Pearce [Forest Green Rovers] Free, George Williams [Forest Green Rovers] Free, Ryan Fredericks [West Ham] Free, Marek Rodak [Rotherham United] Loan, David Button [Brighton] Undisclosed, Stephen Humphrys [Scunthorpe United] Loan, Joe Felix [QPR] FreeHuddersfieldInsJuninho Bacuna [FC Groningen] Undisclosed, Ramadan Sobhi [Stoke City] £5.7m, Terence Kongolo [Monaco] Undisclosed, Ben Hamer [Leicester City] Free, Adama Diakhaby [Monaco] Undisclosed, Erik Durm [Borussia Dortmund] UndisclosedOutsRobert Green [Chelsea] Free, Tom Ince [Stoke] £10m, Tareiq Holmes-Dennis [Bristol Rovers] Undisclosed, Sean Scannell [Bradford] Undisclosed, Joel Coleman [Shrewsbury] Loan, Scott Malone [Derby] UndisclosedLeicesterInsJames Maddison [Norwich] Undisclosed, Jonny Evans [West Brom] £3.5m, Danny Ward [Liverpool] £12.5m, Ricardo Pereira [Porto] £17.7m, Rachid Ghezzal [Monaco] UndisclosedOutsConnor Wood [Bradford] Undisclosed, Ben Hamer [Huddersfield] Free, Daniel Iverson [Oldham] Loan, Harvey Barnes [West Brom] Loan, Riyad Mahrez [Manchester City] £60m, Josh Debayo [Cheltenham] FreeLiverpoolInsFabinho [Monaco] £39m, Alisson [Roma] Undisclosed (reported £66.8m), Xherdan Shaqiri [Stoke] £13m, Naby Keita [RB Leipzig] £48mOutsEmre Can [Juventus] Free, Jon Flanagan [Rangers] Free, Jordan Williams [Rochdale] Free, Ovie Ejaria [Rangers] Loan, Shamal George [Tranmere] Loan, Ryan Kent [Rangers] Loan, Danny Ward [Leicester] £12.5m, Harry Wilson [Derby] LoanMan CityInsRiyad Mahrez [Leicester] £60m, Philippe Sandler [PEC Zwolle] Undisclosed, Claudio Gomes [PSG] Undisclosed, Daniel Arzani [Melbourne City] UndisclosedOutsPablo Maffeo [Stuttgart] Undisclosed, Ashley Smith-Brown [Plymouth] Undisclosed, Will Patching [Notts County] Free, Isaac Buckley-Ricketts [Peterborough] Undisclosed, Angus Gunn [Southampton] £13.5m, Jacob Davenport [Blackburn] Undisclosed, Bersant Celina [Swansea] Undisclosed, Joe Hart [Burnley] £3.5m, Thomas Agyepong [Hiberniain] LoanMan UtdInsFred [Shakhtar Donetsk] £47m, Diogo Dalot [Porto] £19m, Lee Grant [Stoke] UndisclosedOutsJoe Riley [Bradford] Undisclosed, Dean Henderson [Sheffield United] Loan, Daley Blind [Ajax] £14m, Sam Johnstone [West Brom] £6.5m, Cameron Borthwick-Jackson [Scunthorpe] Loan, Joel Pereira [Vitoria Setubal] LoanNewcastleInsMartin Dubravka [Sparta Prague] Undisclosed, Ki Sung-yeung [Swansea] Free, Kenedy [Chelsea] Loan, Yoshinori Muto [Mainz] Undisclosed, Solomon Rondon [West Brom] LoanOutsMacaulay Gillesphey [Carlisle] Free, Chancel Mbemba [Porto] Undisclosed (reported £7.14m), Jack Colback [Nottingham Forest] Loan, Alex Gilliead [Shrewsbury] Free, Dwight Gayle [West Brom] LoanSouthamptonInsMohamed Elyounoussi [Basel] reported £16m, Stuart Armstrong [Celtic] £7m, Jannik Vestergaard [Borussia Monchengladbach] Undisclosed, Angus Gunn [Manchester City] £13.5mOutsOlufela Olomola [Scunthorpe] Free, Dusan Tadic [Ajax] £10m, Jordy Clasie [Feyenoord] Loan, Guido Carrillo [Leganes] Loan, Sofiane Boufal [Celta Vigo] LoanTottenhamIns NoneOutsKeanan Bennetts [Borussia Monchengladbach] Undisclosed, Anton Walkes [Portsmouth] UndisclosedWatfordInsBen Wilmot [Stevenage] Undisclosed, Marc Navarro [Espanyol] £1.8m, Gerard Deulofeu [Barcelona] £11.5m, Ben Foster [West Brom] Undisclosed, Ken Sema [Ostersund] Undisclosed, Adam Masina [Bologna] UndisclosedOutsJerome Sinclair [Sunderland] Loan, Tommie Hoban [Aberdeen] Loan, Nordin Amrabat [Al-Nassr] Undisclosed, Richarlison [Everton] £35m, Brandon Mason [Coventry] Free, Costel Pantilimon [Nottingham Forest] Undisclosed, Randell Williams [Wycombe] Loan, David Sesay [Crawley] Free, Dodi Lukebakio [Fortuna Dusseldorf] LoanWest HamInsLukasz Fabianski [Swansea] £7m, Issa Diop [Toulouse] £22m, Ryan Fredericks [Fulham] Free, Felipe Anderson [Lazio] Undisclosed, Fabian Balbuena [Corinthians] Undisclosed, Andriy Yarmolenko [Borussia Dortmund] Undisclosed, Jack Wilshere [Arsenal] FreeOutsMarcus Browne [Oxford] Loan, Korrey Henry [Yeovil] Free, Reece Burke [Hull] Undisclosed, Cheikhou Kouyate [Crystal Palace] UndisclosedWolvesInsAdama Traore [Middlesbrough] £18m, Rui Patricio [Sporting Lisbon] Free, Raul Jimenez [Benfica] Loan, Benik Afobe [Bournemouth] £10m, Willy Boly [Porto] £10m, Jonny Castro Otto [Atletico Madrid] Loan, Joao Moutinho [Monaco] £5mOutsBen Marshall [Norwich] Undisclosed, Sherwin Seedorf [Bradford] Loan, Harry Burgoyne [Plymouth] Loan, Benik Afobe [Stoke] Loan, Aaron Collins [Colchester] Loan, Roderick Miranda [Olympiakos] Loan, Prince Oniangue [Caen] Undisclosed, Jonathan Flatt [Scunthorpe] Free, Hakeem Odoffin [Northampton] FreeReleased players are listed if they subsequently joined a Football League or Scottish Premiership club. 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Hokaloh News Updated: Senarai Perpindahan Pemain Liga EPL Musim 2018/2019 - Hokaloh Berita

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Senarai Perpindahan Pemain Liga EPL Musim 2018/2019|TIDAK lama lagi aksi Liga Perdana Inggeris EPL musim 2018/2019 bakal bermula pada 12 Ogos 2018. Dijangka ramai muka-muka baru yang bakal mewarnai Liga Perdana Inggeris 2018/2019 diantaranya Fabinho yang telah berhijrah ke Liverpool dengan jumlah perpindahan €50 juta manakala Fred bakal berhijrah ke Manchester United. Berikut adalah senarai perpindahan pemain Liga EPL musim 2018/2019 buat rujukan anda.

Baca juga: 👉 Senarai Penjaring Gol EPL 2018/2019

Musim perpindahan pemain bagi Liga Perdana Inggeris Musim 2018/2019 bakal dibuka sekali lagi bagi fasa kedua musim ini yang akan bermula 1 Januari 2019.

Senarai Perpindahan Pemain Liga EPL Musim 2018/2019

Berikut adalah Senarai Perpindahan Pemain Liga Perdana Inggeris 2018-2019 yang akan dikemaskini dari masa ke masa:

Arsenal

Ins: S. Lichteiner (Juventus, Free), B. Leno (B. Leverkusen, €20m), Sokratis Papastathopoulus (B. Dortmund, €17.6m), L. Torreira (Sampdoria, €22.5m) Out: Peter Mertesacker (Retired), Santi Cazorla (Released), T. Asano (Hannover, Loan), J. Wilshere (Released)

Bournemouth

In: Out: Baily Cargill (Released), Ryan Allsop (Released), Ollie Harfield (Released), Benik Afobe (Wolverhampton Wanderers, €12.5m)

Brighton & Hove Albion

In: Leon Balogun (Mainz, Free), Joseph Tomlinson (Yeovil Town, Free), F. Andone (Deportivo La Coruna, Undisclosed), Jason Steele (Sunderland, Undisclosed) Out: Jamie Murphy (Rangers, Undisclosed)

Burnley

In: Out: Dean Marney (Released), Tom Anderson (Doncaster, Free), Chris Long (Released)

Cardiff City

In: Josh Murphy (Norwich City, Undisclosed), Alex Smithies (QPR, Undisclosed), Bobby Reid (Bristol City, Undisclosed) Out:

Chelsea

In: Out: W. Oliveira (Released)

Crystal Palace

In: Vicente Guaita (Getafe, Free) Out: Lee Chung Yong (Released), Delaney (Released), Y. Cabaye (Al Nasr, Free)

Everton

In: Out: Robles (Released), Ramiro Funes (Villareal, Undisclosed), W. Rooney (DC United, Free), Onyekuru (Galatasaray, Loan)

Fulham

In: Out: Ryan Frederick (West Ham, Free)

Huddersfield Town

In: Ben Hamer (Leicester City, Undisclosed), Terence Kongolo (Monaco, Undisclosed), Ramadan Sobhi (Stoke City, €5.7m), Juninho Bacuna (FC Groningen, Undisclosed), Jonas Lossl (Mainz, Undisclosed), Eric Durm (Borussia Dortmund, Undisclosed) Out: Dean Whitehead (Retired), Robert Green (Released), Jack Boyle (Released), Cameron Taylor (Released)

Leicester City

In: Ricardo Pereira (Porto, Undisclosed), Johnny Evans (West Bromwich, €3m), James Maddison (Norwich City, €22m) Out: Robert Huth (Released), Ben Hamer (Hudderfields Town, Free), Connor Wood (Bradford City, Undisclosed), Riyad Mahred (Man. City, €60m)

Liverpool

In: Fabinho (Monaco, €50m), Naby Keita (Leipzig, Undisclosed), X. Shaqiri (Stoke City, €13?) Out: Yan Dhanda (Swansea City, Undisclosed), Ovie Ejaria (Rangers, Loan), Emre Can (Juventus, Free), J. Flanagan (Released), Adan Bogdan (Hibernian, Loan)

Manchester City

In: T. Mahred (Leicester City, €60m) Out: Pablo Maffeo (Stuttgart, Undisclosed), Yaya Toure (Released), Angelino (PSV Eindhoven, Undisclosed)

Manchester United

In: Diogo Dalot (Porto, €19m), Fred (Shakhtar Donetsk, €53m), Lee Grant (Stoke City, Undisclosed) Out: Michael Carrrick (Retired), Joe Riley (Bradford City, Undisclosed), Sam Johnstone (West Bromwich Albion, Released), Angus Gunn (Southampton, €13.5m)

Newcastle United

In: Martin Dubvraka (Sparta Prague, Undisclosed), Ki Sung Yueng (Swansea City, Free), Kenedy (Chelsea, Loan) Out: Haidara (Released)

Southampton

In: Stuart Armstrong (Celtic, Undisclosed), M. Elyounoussi (FC Basel, Undisclosed), Angus Gunn (Man. City, €13.5m) Out: Olufela Olomola (Scunthorpe United, Free), Ollie Cook (Released), Richard Bakary (Released), D. Tadic (Ajax, Undisclosed)

Tottenham Hotspur

In: Out: Keannan Bennets (Borussia Monchegladbach, Undisclosed)

Watford

In: Ben Wilmot (Stevenage, Undisclosed), Deulofeu (Barcelona, €13m), M. Navarro (Espanyol, Undisclosed), Ben Foster (West Bromwich Albion, Undisclosed) Out: Brandon Mason (Released), C. Pantilimon (Nottingham Forest, Undisclosed), Zarate (Boca Juniors, Undisclosed)

West Ham United

In: Ryan Frederick (Free), Issa Diop (Toulouse, €25m), Fabianzki (Swansea City, €7m), J. Wilshere (Arsenal, Free), Andriy Yarmolenko (Dortmund, Undisclosed) Out: James Collins (Released), Patrick Evra (Released)

Wolverhampton Wanderers S.C

In: Benik Afobe (AFC Bournemouth, €12.5m), Raul Jimenez (Benfica, Loan), Rui Patricio (Sporting Lisbon, Undisclosed), Ruben Vinagre (AS Monaco, Undisclosed), L. Bonatini (Al Hilal, Undisclosed) Out: Jordan Allan, Adam Ousborne, Dan Armstrong, Benik Afobe (Stoke City, Loan)

Info: *Senarai perpindahan pemain akan   dikemaskini dari semasa ke semasa

Last Updated: 17 July 2018

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The transfer window for England’s top flight opened in June, and clubs are in full swing strengthening their squads ahead of the 2018/19 season.. Some Premier League clubs have already begun bolstering their squads, as you can see below. Liverpool have brought in Fabinho from French side MonacotalkSPORT.com has put together a list of all incoming and outgoing transfers made so far. ARSENAL In Unai Emery (Manager) Stephan Lichtsteiner (Juventus, free) Bernd Leno (Bayer Leverkusen, undisclosed) Sokratis Papostoupolos (Borussia Dortmund, undisclosed) Lucas Torreira (Sampdoria, undisclosed) The wait is over… it’s #TimeForTorreira Welcome to Arsenal, @LTorreira34 pic.twitter.com/wnUDYuDMeS — Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) July 10, 2018 Matteo Guendouzi (Lorient, undisclosed)Out Per Mertesacker (Retired) Santi Cazorla (Released) Takuma Asano (Hannover 96, loan) Jack Wilshere (released) Vlad Dragomir (released) Ryan Huddart (released) Tafari Moore (released) Hugo Keto (released) Chiori Johnson (released) Yassin Fortune (released) Aaron Eyoma (released) Alex Crean (released) Marc Bola (released) BOURNEMOUTH In David Brooks (Sheffield United, undisclosed)Out Rhoys Wiggins (retired) Baily Cargill (released) Ryan Allsop (released) Ollie Harfield (released) Sam Matthews (released) Patrick O’Flaherty (released) Joe Quigley (released) Benik Afobe (Wolves, £10m) Max Gradel (Toulouse, undisclosed) BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION In Florin Andone (Deportivo La Coruna, £5.4m) Leon Balogun (Mainz 05, free) Joseph Tomlinson (Yeovil Town, free) Jason Steele (Sunderland, undisclosed) Bernardo (RB Leipzig, undisclosed)Out Uwe Hunemeier (SC Paderborn, free) Steve Sidwell (released) Jamie Murphy (Rangers, undisclosed) Bailey Vose (Colchester, undisclosed) Liam Rosenior (released) Connor Goldson (Rangers, undisclosed) Robert Sanchez (Forest Green Rovers, loan) Ben Hall (Notts County, loan) Niki Maenpaa (released) Henrik Bjordal (Zulte Waregem, undisclosed) Christian Walton (Wigan Athletic, loan) Thank you for the warm welcome @OfficialBHAFC fans! I’m happy to join this amazing team and I’m excited to play with my new teammates in such a great competition as the Premier League is. I will do my best to meet your expectations and being up to the team standards #BHAFC pic.twitter.com/Zz7Kk74xlv — Florin Andone (@FlorinAndone11) May 30, 2018 BURNLEY InOut Tom Anderson (Doncaster Rovers, free) Scott Arfield (Rangers, free) Dean Marney (released) Chris Long (released) Josh Ginnelly (released) CARDIFF InJosh Murphy (Norwich City, undisclosed) Greg Cunningham (Preston North End, undisclosed) Alex Smithies (QPR, undisclosed) Bobby Reid (Bristol City, undisclosed)Out CHELSEA Out Matej Delac (AC Horsens, free) Mitchell Beeney (Sligo Rovers, free) Wallace Oliveira (released) Eduardo (released) Trevoh Chalobah (Ipswich Town, loan) Nathan Baxter (Yeovil Town, loan) Reece James (Wigan Athletic, loan) Dujon Sterling (Coventry City, loan) Lewis Baker (Leeds United, loan) Jake Clarke-Salter (Vitesse Arnhem, loan) CRYSTAL PALACEInVicente Guaita (Getafe, free) OutDiego Cavalieri (released) Damien Delaney (Cork City, free) Lee Chung-yong (released) We’re delighted to announce Vicente Guaita has joined #CPFC on a three-year deal! More info https://t.co/yQLyDf3jS8 pic.twitter.com/eRflocsni5 — Crystal Palace F.C. (@CPFC) June 8, 2018 EVERTON In Marco Silva (Manager)Out David Henen (released) Joel Robles (released) Jose Baxter (released) Conor Grant (Plymouth Argyle, free) Ramiro Funes Mori (Villarreal, undisclosed) Wayne Rooney (D.C. United, undisclosed) Luke Garbutt (Oxford United, loan) FULHAM In Out Ryan Fredericks (West Ham, free) George Williams (Forest Green Rovers, free) HUDDERSFIELD TOWN In Florent Hadergjonaj (Ingolstadt 04, undisclosed) Jonas Lossl (Mainz 05, undisclosed) Terence Kongolo (Monaco, undisclosed) Ramadan Sobhi (Stoke City, undisclosed) Ben Hamer (Leicester, free) Juninho Bacuna (Groningen, undisclosed)Out Dean Whitehead (retired) Robert Green (released) Jack Boyle (released) Denilson Carvalho (released) Dylan Cogill (released) Luca Colville (released) Cameron Taylor (released) LEICESTER CITYIn Ricardo Pereira (Porto, undisclosed) Jonny Evans (West Bromwich Albion, £3m) James Maddison (Norwich City, undisclosed)Out Robert Huth (released) Ben Hamer (Huddersfield Town, free) Elliott Moore (OH Leuven, loan) Connor Wood (Bradford City, loan) Riyad Mahrez (Manchester City, £60m) As a young boy my dream was always to play in the premier league! Now I have the opportunity to make my dream come true and I can’t wait to get started at this fantastic football club! Delighted to be here and looking forward to meeting all of you@LCFC pic.twitter.com/iKpqZSw4u9 — James Maddison (@Madders10) June 20, 2018 LIVERPOOL In Naby Keita (RB Leipzig, undisclosed) Fabinho (Monaco, £40m) Xherdan Shaqirir (Stoke, £13m)Out Yan Dhanda (Swansea City, free) Ovie Ejaria (Rangers, loan) Emre Can (Juventus, free) Jon Flanagan (Rangers, free) Jordan Williams (Rochdale, loan) Adam Bogdan (Hibernian, loan) MANCHESTER CITY In Philippe Sandler (PEC Zwolle, £2.25m) Riyad Mahrez (Leicester City, £60m)Out Pablo Maffeo (VfB Stuttgart, £9m) Yaya Toure (Released) Angelino (PSV Eindhoven, undisclosed) Olarenqaju Kayode (Shakhtar Donetsk, undisclosed) Ashley Smith-Brown (Plymouth, undisclosed) Angus Gunn (Southampton, undisclosed) MANCHESTER UNITED In Diogo Dalot (Porto, £17.4m) Fred (Shakhtar Donetsk, undisclosed) Lee Grant (Stoke City, free transfer) Out Michael Carrick (retired) Joe Riley (Bradford City, undisclosed) Dean Henderson (Sheffield United, loan) Sam Johnstone (West Bromwich Albion, £6.5m) #MUFC pic.twitter.com/cnOTbwOijX — Diogo Dalot (@DalotDiogo) June 6, 2018 NEWCASTLE UNITED In Martin Dubravka (Sparta Prague, undisclosed) Ki Sung-yueng (Swansea City, free)Out Curtis Good (released) Massadio Haidara (released) Jesus Gamez (released) Stuart Findlay (released) SOUTHAMPTON In Stuart Armstrong (Celtic, undisclosed) Mohamed Elyounoussi (FC Basel, undisclosed) Angus Gunn (Manchester City, undisclosed) Jannik Vestergaard(Borussia Monchengladbach, £18m) Out Jeremy Pied (released) Olufela Olomola (Scunthorpe United, free) Florin Gardos (released) Ollie Cook (released) Armani Little (released) Will Wood (released) Richard Bakary (released) Dusan Tadic (Ajax, undisclosed) Stuart Taylor (released) TOTTENHAM In Out Keanan Bennetts (Borussia Monchengladbach, £2m) WATFORD In Ben Wilmot (Stevenage, £1.5m) Gerard Deulofeu (Barcelona, £11.5m) Marc Navarro (Espanyol, undisclosed) Adam Masina (Bologna, undisclosed) Ken Sema (Ostersund, undisclosed) Ben Foster (West Brom, undisclosed) Ben Foster has joined Watford from West BromOut Dennon Lewis (Falkirk, free) Brandon Mason (released) WEST HAM UNITED In Manuel Pellegrini (Manager) Ryan Fredericks (Fulham, free) Issa Diop (Toulouse, undisclosed) Lukasz Fabianski (Swansea, undisclosed) Andriy Yarmolenko (Borussia Dortmund, undisclosed) Felipe Anderson (Lazio, £36m) Announcing Yarmolenko… #WelcomeAndriy pic.twitter.com/ZEnkm955sY — West Ham United (@WestHamUtd) July 11, 2018 Out Patrice Evra (released) James Collins (released) WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS In Benik Afobe (Bournemouth, £10m) Willy Boly (Porto, £10m) Raul Jimenez (Benfica, loan) Rui Patricio (Sporting CP, undisclosed) Leo Bonatini (Al-Hilal, undisclosed) Ruben Vinagre (AS Monaco, undisclosed)Out Jordan Allan (released) Dan Armstrong (released) Anthony Breslin (released) Nicu Carnat (released) Ross Finnie (released) Jon Flatt (released) Conor Levingston (released) Tomas Nogueira (released) Hakeem Odoffin (released) Adam Osbourne (released) Ryan Rainey (released) Jose Xavier (released) Christian Herc (Dunajska Streda, loan) Benik Afobe (Stoke City, loan) Aaron Collins (Solchester United, loan) Duckens Nazon (Sint-Truiden, undisclosed) Sherwin Seedorf (Bradford City, loan) Ben Marshall (Norwich City, undisclosed) Latest transfer news CLOSING TIME When does the Premier League transfer window close this year? NO-SHOW Alexis Sanchez missing as Man United fly out for pre-season tour of United States PAPER TALK Chelsea star hints at exit, Liverpool in goalkeeper bid, West Ham ace to leave? TRANSFER OFFER Southampton make bid for Liverpool forward incoming sms Chelsea ‘enter race to sign Manchester United target’ HOW MUCH? Real Madrid have a huge asking price for Mateo Kovacic Ivan the great ‘He’s a god’ – Man United fans adore target who’s ‘perfect Mourinho player’ hey big spenders Which Premier League clubs have spent the most on transfers this summer? transfer report Barcelona ace will ‘analyse’ Liverpool’s offer to sign him NEW ATTACK Chelsea ready to sell both Morata and Giroud as Sarri plots move for Higuain sure shaw Man United ace refusing transfer so he can leave for free next summer gossip Tottenham interested in replacing star man with World Cup ace BIGGEST TRANSFERS OUTSIDE THE PREMIER LEAGUE Leon Goretzka (Schalke 04 to Bayern Munich, free) Douglas Costa (Bayern Munich to Juventus, undisclosed) Stefan de Vrij (Lazio to Internazionale, free) Lautaro Martinez (Racing Club to Internazionale, undisclosed) Anderson Talisca (Benfica to Guangzhou Evergrande, loan) Paulinho (Vasco de Gama to Bayer Leverkusen, undisclosed) Thomas Delaney (Werder Bremen to Borussia Dortmund, undisclosed) Willem Geubbels (Lyons to Monaco, £17.5m) Justin Kluivert (Ajax to Roma, £15.1m) Thomas Lemar (Monaco to Atletico Madrid, £52.7m) Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid to Juventus, £99.2m) Arthur (Gremio to Barcelona, £35m) The post Premier League done deals so far: Every completed and confirmed signing in the summer 2018 transfer window appeared first on kenzymirror.com. from WordPress https://ift.tt/2NTZ7r6 via IFTTT

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Terrors and Bairns lead Championship shake-up

Dundee United indicated they mean business as the summer transfer window opened and manager Csaba Laszlo appears to have been given funding designed to ensure they do not spend a fourth season in the Scottish Championship.

The Romania-born Hungarian has utilised his knowledge of football on the Continent to secure goalkeepers from the top flight in Switzerland and Czech Republic.

He also moved quickly to sign four players from their potential title rivals and that has been a theme of the summer, with players switching jerseys between Championship clubs.

Willo Flood looked likely to be in opposition to United following his Tannadice release only to leave Dunfermline Athletic after just nine days, the Irish midfielder using a clause in his contract to take up a lucrative deal with Bali United in Indonesia instead.

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The Pars’ other headline-grabbing business was bringing the Longridge brothers together for the first time in their senior careers – forward Louis switching from Falkirk and his defender brother, Jackson, leaving promoted Livingston.

Like the younger Longridge, midfielder Josh Mullin and centre-half Gregor Buchanan also turned down the chance to stay with the Premiership-bound West Lothian outfit, joining Ross County and Greenock Morton respectively.

Falkirk manager Paul Hartley has shown his determination not to flirt with relegation again and among his signings are four players with international experience – Lithuanian striker Deimantas Petravicius, from Motherwell, Northern Ireland midfielder Paul Paton, previously of Plymouth Argyle, Cyprus midfielder Dimitris Froxylias, who left Dumbarton, and Scotland Under-21 midfielder Ruben Sammut on loan from Chelsea.

Promoted part-timers Alloa Athletic have brought with them the second top scorer in League One last season – Alan Trouten from Albion Rovers – while third-tier champions Ayr United have been slowest off the mark in making additions to their squad.

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League One ins and outs[2]

League Two ins and outs[3]

Championship ins and outs – January 2018[4]

Alloa Athletic

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Manager: Jim Goodwin

Last season: 3rd in League One

In: Alan Trouten, midfielder (Albion Rovers); Greig Spence, forward (Raith Rovers); Adam Brown, midfielder (Airdrieonians); David Galt, midfielder (Queen’s Park).

Out: Daryll Meggatt, defender (East Fife); Alan Cook, midfielder (Stenhousemuir, loan to permanent); Kris Renton, forward (Cowdenbeath); John Cunningham, forward (Albion Rovers); Craig Malcolm, defender (East Kilbride); Garry Fleming, forward; Frank McKeown, defender; Ryan Hoggan, defender; Adam Martin, forward; Dylan Monaghan, midfielder. Loan ended: Jamie McCart, defender (Celtic); Callum Crane, defender (Hibernian); Jordan Kirkpatrick, midfielder (St Mirren); Ross Stewart, forward (St Mirren); Callum Smith, forward (Dunfermline Athletic).

Ayr United

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Manager: Ian McCall

Last season: 1st in League One

In: Daniel Harvie, defender (Aberdeen).

Out: Paddy Boyle, defender (Peterhead); Lyle Avci, goalkeeper (Stranraer); Craig Reid, defender; David Waite, defender; Jordan Hart, goalkeeper. Loan ended: Jack Ruddy, goalkeeper (Wolverhampton Wanderers).

Dundee United

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Manager: Csaba Laszlo

Last season: 3rd

In: Christoph Rabitsch, midfielder (Wolfsberger); Benjamin Siegrist, goalkeeper (Vysocina Jihlava); Frederic Frans, defender (Lierse); Matej Rakovan, goalkeeper (Vaduz); Craig Curran, forward (Ross County); Callum Booth, defender (Partick Thistle); Nicky Clark, forward (Dunfermline Athletic); Fraser Aird, midfielder (Dunfermline Athletic); Sam Wardrop, defender (Celtic).

Out: Willo Flood, midfielder (Dunfermline Athletic); Mark Durnan, defender (Dunfermline Athletic); Jordie Briels, midfielder (Oss); Grant Gillespie, midfielder (Raith Rovers); Brett Long, goalkeeper (East Fife); Cammy Ballantyne, defender (Dumbarton); Graham Taylor, midfielder (Edinburgh City, loan to permanent); Scott McDonald, forward; Bilel Mohsni, defender; Scott Fraser, midfielder; Paul Quinn, defender; Emil Lyng, forward; Logan Martin, midfielder; Dominic McMeekin, midfielder; Logan Martin, midfielder. Loan ended: Anthony Ralston, defender (Celtic); Sam Stanton, midfielder (Hibernian); Harry Lewis, goalkeeper (Southampton); Thomas Mikkelsen, forward (Ross County); Brandon Mason, defender (Watford); Craig Slater, midfielder (Colchester United).

Dunfermline Athletic

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Manager: Allan Johnston

Last season: 4th

In: Jackson Longridge, defender (Livingston); Louis Longridge, forward (Falkirk); Danny Devine, defender (Partick Thistle); Mark Durnan, defender (Dundee United); Joe Thomson, midfielder (Celtic); Tom Beadling, defender (Sunderland, loan to permanent); Aidan Connolly, midfielder (York City).

Out: Willo Flood, midfielder (Bali United after arrival from Dundee United); Dean Shiels, midfielder (Derry City); Nicky Clark, forward (Dundee United); Fraser Aird, midfielder (Dundee United); Callum Morris, defender (Ross County); Declan McManus, forward (Ross County); Conner Duthie, midfielder (Stenhousemuir); Joe Cardle, midfielder; Nathaniel Wedderburn, midfielder; Jean-Yves M’voto, defender; Michael Paton, midfielder; Jason Talbot, defender; Scott Lochhead, midfielder; Aaron Splaine, midfielder. Loan ended: James Vincent, midfielder (Dundee); Daniel Armstrong, midfielder (Wolverhampton Wanderers).

Falkirk

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Manager: Paul Hartley

Last season: 8th

In: Deimantas Petravicius, forward (Motherwell); Leo Fasan, goalkeeper (Kilmarnock); Dennon Lewis, midfielder (Watford); Tom Dallison, defender (Brighton & Hove Albion); Paul Paton, midfielder (Plymouth Argyle); Dimitris Froxylias, midfielder (Dumbarton); Tom Owen-Evans, midfielder (Newport County, undisclosed); Patrick Brough, defender (Morecambe); Scott Harrison, defender (Hartlepool United). Loan: Ruben Sammut, midfielder (Chelsea); Dan Turner, forward (Port Vale).

Out: Craig Sibbald, midfielder (Livingston); Tom Taiwo, midfielder (Hamilton Academical); Cameron Blues, midfielder (Livingston); Louis Longridge, forward (Dunfermline Athletic); Peter Grant, defender (Plymouth Argyle); Robbie Thomson, goalkeeper (Raith Rovers); Rory Loy, forward (Dumbarton); Sean Welsh, midfielder; Paul Watson, defender. Loan ended: Alex Jukubiak, forward (Watford); Conor Hazard, goalkeeper (Celtic); Ryan Blair, midfielder (Swansea City); Andrew Nelson, forward (Sunderland); Reghan Tumilty, midfielder (Ross County).

Greenock Morton

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Manager: Ray McKinnon

Last season: 7th

In: Charlie Telfer, midfielder (Almere City); Ryan Skully, goalkeeper (Partick Thistle); Gregor Buchanan, defender (Livingston); Jim McAlister, midfielder (Blackpool); Danny Johnstone, forward (Colchester United). Loan: Ross MacLean, forward (Motherwell).

Out: Jim Duffy, manager; Ricki Lamie, defender (Livingston); Thomas O’Ware, defender (Partick Thistle); Gary Harkins, midfielder (Queen of the South); Ross Forbes, defender (Dumbarton); Conor Brennan, goalkeeper (Brechin City); Jamie McGowan, goalkeeper (Troon); Michael Doyle, defender; Luca Gasparotto, defender; Andy Murdoch, midfielder; Mark Russell, defender. Loan ended: Frank Ross, midfielder (Aberdeen); Gary Fraser, midfielder (Partick Thistle); John Baird, forward (Inverness Caledonian Thistle).

Inverness Caledonian Thistle

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Manager: John Robertson

Last season: 5th

In: Jamie McCart, defender (Celtic); Angus Beith, midfielder (Heart of Midlothian, player swap); Tom Walsh, midfielder (Dumbarton); Shaun Rooney, defender (Queen of the South); Jordan White, forward (Barrow).

Out: Jake Mulraney, midfielder (Heart of Midlothian); Iain Vigurs, midfielder (Ross County); Gary Warren, defender (Yeovil Town); John Baird, forward (Forfar Athletic); Collin Seedorf, defender; Connor Bell, forward.

Partick Thistle

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Manager: Alan Archibald

Last season: 11th in Premiership

In: Cammy Bell, goalkeeper (Hibernian); Thomas O’Ware, defender (Greenock Morton); Sean McGinty, defender (Torquay United); Aaron Lennox, goalkeeper (Raith Rovers).

Out: Ryan Edwards, midfielder (Heart of Midlothian); Paul McGinn, defender (St Mirren); Danny Devine, defender (Dunfermline Athletic); Callum Booth, defender (Dundee United); Ryan Scully, goalkeeper (Greenock Morton); Gary Fraser, midfielder (Forfar Athletic); Mark Lamont, midfielder (Clyde, loan to permanent); Tomas Cerny, goalkeeper; Abdul Osman, midfielder; Steven Lawless, midfielder; Martin Woods, midfielder; Mustapha Dumbuya, defender; Kevin Nisbet, forward; Neil McLaughlin, forward. Loan ended: Conor Sammon, forward (Heart of Midlothian): Baily Cargill, defender (Bournemouth).

Queen of the South

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Manager: Gary Naysmith

Last season: 6th

In: Gary Harkins, midfielder (Greenock Morton); Josh Todd, midfielder (St Mirren, loan to permanent).

Out: Shaun Rooney, defender (Inverness Caledonian Thistle); John Rankin, midfielder (Clyde); Derek Lyle, forward; Dan Carmichael, midfielder; Jesse Akubuine, midfielder; Jordan Marshall, defender. Loan ended: Dom Thomas, midfielder (Kilmarnock); Myles Beerman, defender (Rangers); Nikolay Todorov, forward (Heart of Midlothian); Kyle Cameron, defender (Newcastle United); Joe Thomson, midfielder (Celtic); Curtis Lyle, goalkeeper (Kilmarnock); Josh Todd, midfielder (St Mirren).

Ross County

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Managers: Steven Ferguson and Stuart Kettlewell

Last season: 12th in Premiership

In: Keith Watson, defender (St Johnstone); Jamie Lindsay, midfielder (Celtic, loan to permanent); Harry Paton, midfielder (Heart of Midlothian); Stelios Demetriou, defender (St Mirren); Iain Vigurs, midfielder (Inverness Caledonian Thistle); Callum Morris, defender (Dunfermline Athletic); Declan McManus, forward (Dunfermline Athletic); Josh Mullin, midfielder (Livingston).

Out: Christopher Routis, defender (Servette); Jason Naismith, defender (Peterborough United, undisclosed); Thomas Mikkelsen, forward (Breidablik); Craig Curran, forward (Dundee United); Andrew Davies, defender (Hartlepool United); Blair Malcolm, midfielder (Cowdenbeath, loan to permanent); David N’Gog, forward; Alex Schalk, forward; Tim Chow, midfielder; Aaron McCarey, goalkeeper; Reghan Tumilty, midfielder; Mark Fodden, goalkeeper. Loan ended: Harry Souttar, defender (Stoke City); Greg Tansey, midfielder (Aberdeen); Max Melbourne, defender (West Bromwich Albion); Mattias Kait, midfielder (Fulham).

References

^ Premiership ins and outs (www.bbc.co.uk)

^ League One ins and outs (www.bbc.co.uk)

^ League Two ins and outs (www.bbc.co.uk)

^ Championship ins and outs – January 2018 (www.bbc.co.uk)

BBC Sport – Scottish

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