Best transfer window we’ve ever had

[Billy1984 6,314]

Duffy barkas laxalt and ajeti. Class imo. 

[Nameless Ghoul 6,107]

8 hours ago, BridgeIsBlue said:

07/08

Beasley, Broadfoot, Darcheville, Cuellar, McCulloch, Whittaker, Naismith, Alexander and Davis. 

Still can't look at that season and believe we only done a cup double. Still a great season for the fans

[G.E.C. 18,855]

1 hour ago, DBBTB said:

Can’t believe you left Amdy  Faye off of that list tbh.

Alan Gow dislikes this 

[RossS1873 1,671]

98 was a little to early for me to process properly, I remember my dad talking about how excited he was. 08 after the season we had, strengthening the team with Lafferty, Miller, Mendes, and Bougherra was exciting even though we lost Cuellar. And a slightly different one, having just beaten the jhungle jims for the first time in years, replacing Sadiq and Ejaria with Davis and Defoe in January '19 was incredibly exciting. I thought we were on a mission at that point. Of course that didn't happen but it was a great sign of things to come 

[gmcf 34,344]

3 hours ago, Leftpegcoopz11 said:

If we got they four from the sale of Boumsong, good business. Wanted Ferguson back and the other three were good players for us. Personally I didn't rate Boumsong that highly. 

Aye , four quality players for the price of one was good business .

Thought Boumsong did well for us but he did struggle in the big games in Europe . 

[Johnsey 1,540]

5 hours ago, dazzareyes said:

1998, Charbonnier, Numan, Van Bronckhorst, Wallace, Kanchelskis and Amato takes some beating. 

I remember being quite young then and my Grandad had given me the paper which had a massive pullout with all of our signings, their history and transfer fee etc. 

Got me hooked on stats and history in football that season. 

Loved Charbonnier as well.

[GOAT 30,449]

Don’t know about window, but the best season we had for signings was either 1986 or 1998.

 

[CoplandRoad83 3,306]

41 minutes ago, gmcf said:

Aye , four quality players for the price of one was good business .

Thought Boumsong did well for us but he did struggle in the big games in Europe . 

Aye he was one of those players that looked an absolute worldbeater against weaker opposition, but struggled when the quality stepped up I thought.

[Billy1984 6,314]

19 minutes ago, Johnsey said:

I remember being quite young then and my Grandad had given me the paper which had a massive pullout with all of our signings, their history and transfer fee etc. 

Got me hooked on stats and history in football that season. 

Loved Charbonnier as well.

I wasn’t that big a fan of charbonnier myself, always saw him as a bit of a bomb scare, remember an incredible save against the taigs though. Think it was a 0-0 game at ibrox and advocaats first v them. 

[Dennis Reynolds 1,329]

Boumsong was absolute class, looked like the best player we would ever sign,  then turned into a big massive prick the closer it to got to the transfer window, De Vries utterly mugged him at Ibrox, he made him look like Newcastle Boumsong, he phoned it in at Inverness, then basically just didn't try against Auxerre which is the night most were utterly done with him but other than those 3 games he was absolutely sublime.

By the time he left I thought he was an arse 

[plymouthranger 3,888]

4 hours ago, esquire8 said:

Advocaats first season since there was no window is unbeatable for me.

Built an entire side from the ground up and won the title.

Numan, Amato, van Bronckhorst, Kanchelskis, Charbonnier, Wallace, Hendry, McCann, Guivarc'h, Klos, Moore and Reyna.

Edit - just seen OP edited post....

But half those players were gone within 18 months at a massive loss, so not sure if it was that successful considering the money spent. 
 

Guivarc’h, Amato, Hendry, Kanchelskis, lost us about £10-12million in transfer fees, which is nuts at the time for the amount they contributed.