Top 10 Most Embarrassing Panic Buys!

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wrong-headed last-minute transfers. 10 Kim Chow Strom Yes, Arsenal fans, once again we start at the Emirates, where Swedish midfielder Chou Strom arrived in January 2014 on loan from Spartak Moscow Fire Vega was desperate for reinforcements in midfield, but Chou Strom had a broken vertebra when he signed, which ruled him out for al

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two months. In the end, the Swede played only four times in his half-season with the Gunners, but made an important contribution in the FA Cup semi-final against Wigan, known for his exceptional set-piece ability, Charles Drum came on in extra time and scored a penalty that took Arsenal to the final, where they ended a nine-year wait for titles.

He now plays in Zurich with Grasshopper. 9 chef Kikuchi in January 2011 Newcastle unexpectedly found the need to further replace Andy Carroll later and moved to finish chef Kikuchi, who is now 34 and failed to set the world alight in Swansea. Cooky was a free agent, but somehow he still looks bad. Making just six substitute appearances for the team over the remainder of the season and finding himself once again without a club in May, he was quickly relegated to Ligue 1 and joined Oldham Athletic, where he scored 16 in 49 games before switching to his burning Ian when the Latics could no longer afford his salary after 14 games without scoring.

He left the club and the BBC dubbed him one of Scotland's worst signings of the year. Jesus mate Andy Carroll once again Andy Carroll makes it onto one of our highly rated lists in Newcastle he became Liverpool's record signing and the most expensive English player in history when the Reds spent 41 million euros on the player Aged 22 on deadline day in January 2011, arriving alongside Luis Suarez, the extent of Carole's underperformance was sadly obvious, as Jordy scored just 11 times over the course of his 58 appearances for Liverpool and was transferred to West Ham, but injuries prevented him from reaching double figures in any of his four seasons in London.

The workhorse that never made it to the Carroll glue factory. each season he promises to finally fulfill his potential, but at 27, time is running out seven Benny McAfee South African striker Benni McCarthy was a consistent goalscorer for Porto I and Blackburn when he signed for West Ham in the 2010 winter window 32 at the time, McCarthy was given a two-and-a-half-year contract worth $50,000 a week, but a year later he had played just over 300 minutes for the club and failed to score a goal, leading to The ions to remove him from the 25-man squad for the rest of the campaign were so desperate to get rid of the forward that they ended up paying him 1.7 million euros to terminate his contract, that April he returned to his native South Africa with the Orlando Pirates where he won the national title adding to his three league victories in Holland and Portugal six Ben Johnny Anwar owari Manchester City could now compete for the best players in the world, but in 2008 the club was looking in the basket of offers for a striker that suited it with the Zimbabwean Ben Johnny for €5 million from Portsmouth Pompey replaced him with Jermain Defoe, but the Citizens thought they had the best when Ben Johnny scored the winning goal against Man United on his debut.

However, things quickly went south and he ended up making just 31 appearances in three years. in Manchester and it later emerged that the deal had almost fallen through in the first place after a fee was agreed when Johnny went to the airport but overslept and missed his flight as City attempted to pull out of the deal over concerns about his fitness. and a spokesperson even claimed that the move had failed and in the end the Premier League publicly revealed that the paperwork had arrived on time giving City the dubious talents of Ben Johnny Five Christopher Samba, a respected Premier League defender with Blackburn Rovers, the Congolese center back Christopher Samba. left England for a C Makhachkala in 2012, the Russian team had invested huge sums of money in acquiring Sami Leto and the great Roberto Carlos and wanted Samba to shore up their defensive line, but the QPR who were fighting against relegation left for Russia with empty head and full wallets in January 2013. paying fifteen million euros for Samba, who could not save them from the fall, strangely Zee turned to the player who brought him back after seven months of absence for 15 million Euros just a month later sold Samba to Dynamo Moscow, where he struggled to regain his contract. expired in 2016 and is now a free agent at least until QPR find out before Konstantinos Mitroglou The attention that comes with a club record signing is always a risk, but Fulham seemed to have a sure thing when they acquired Konstantinos Mitroglou for 15 million euros in 2014.

The Greek striker had scored 41 goals in 92 league games for Olympiakos, but a combination of fitness problems limited him to just three appearances for the Cottagers. Relegation inevitably followed and the Trog learned Olympiakos, with Fulham needing to remove his wages from the books he scored another. 19 in 33 games in Athens, but it was a surprise when Portuguese giants Benfica released him on a temporary deal in 2015, striking a deadly partnership with Jonas Metropolis. He scored 20 in 32. It has been a fika race to a national double and history finally found. a happy ending as the Eagles made the move permanent for €7m 3 Afonso Alves It seems crazy that Middlesbrough were able to spend €20m on a striker back in 2008, but given that Afonso Alves has a filthy track record and hair in vain, it is not surprising that they took the boat out.

The Brazilian had scored 48 goals in 48 games in Holland and joined Burro in the winter window. He started brightly scoring six goals in 11 games, including a hat-trick in the 81 win over Manchester City, but the following year saw a massive slump with 31 appearances and just four goals, desperate to get some money back, the donkey incited Al Sadd to pay €12 million and Alves remained in Qatar until his retirement in 2015, rediscovering his scoring touch, although that is perhaps not surprising given the quality of his competition. we told Andre Santos this wouldn't be fun for Arsenal fans in 2011, Nasri and Fabregas' cliché departures sparked a last-minute madness: Venga picked up Yossi Benayoun in the lone pairing metafootball Mikkel Arteta and left-back Andre Santos in The Last Hours of the Window Santos was a relentless nightmare who routinely abandoned his defensive position to roam the pitch.

That approach netted him crucial goals against Chelsea and West Brom, but gave him a reputation as a selfish idiot and his half-time shirt swap with Robin Van. persie made him even less popular and after returning to Brazil things got worse for Santos as his performance in Flamengo's 0-0 defeat, but Internacional led to a fan attacking the player, he ended up in hospital before leaving for India, Switzerland and Turkey. Radamel Falcao Manchester United looked to have the strongest forward line in the Premier League in 2014, when they added Radamel Falcao to Rooney and van Persie on transfer deadline day.

The Colombian was recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament injury, but United paid €8 million to loan him with an option to buy. Set at €55 million, that attacking trio cost United almost €4 million a month in wages and Falcao was a total catastrophe scoring just four goals in 29 games. He finished the year playing with the reserves, but incredibly Chelsea did not learn from fan Kyle's putting mistake. in his own loan offer this time the option to buy was set at €50 million and Falcao spent most of the year injured as Josie Mourinho crashed and burned and was eventually dropped from the Champions League squad in favor of Alexandre Pato.

The duck couldn't do anything. better than the tiger and Chelsea finished 10th so that was our top 10 worst

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