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Hunter's guest house is clean, inviting, cozy (yet also spacious), and in the perfect location to walk to all of the Philipsburg shops, bars, and restaurants. The pictures don't do it justice. You can tell a lot of time and effort was put into making the renovated barn an awesome place to stay!Nicole2017-05-08T00:00:00Z
Hunter was a great host and responded immediately with our needs. The home was beautifully done and just a block away from downtown. We will definitely stay here again.Kelly2017-03-26T00:00:00Z
Great cozy gem, convenient walkability to town and access to Discovery!Erinn2017-02-20T00:00:00Z
My girlfriends and I had a wonderful stay here! When the weather changed our plans we enjoyed the cozy barn that is wonderfully restored. It was so easy to walk to the local brewery and meet the locals. Great place! Highly recommended!Kelsi2017-05-18T00:00:00Z
This space was perfect for our small family. We had a great stay and will be back.James2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
This guest house is lovely! It's a large space conveniently located right next to the downtown Pburg area. The bed is comfortable, the bathroom is large, and it has a living space area. It was nice to have all that room at a price lower than the hotels and other rentals nearby. We would definitely stay here again!Kelsey2017-05-22T00:00:00Z
This place is great! The facilities are so comfortable and you cannot beat the location for visiting the area. You can walk into town; but, it is still so quiet and peaceful! Hunter and Tiffany are so nice and helpful, too. I will definitely be back!Melinda2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Look no further! This place is super cute, very clean and within walking distance of downtown. Hunter and Tiffany were fantastic to work with. We will certainly be back!jennifer2017-02-12T00:00:00Z
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Awesome, as always!Thomas2017-05-05T00:00:00Z
Good crash spot for post-skiing funSuzanne2017-04-10T00:00:00Z
This is a great little place in a quiet neighborhood. It gives a great view of both the country and downtown Philipsburg. It is also within walking distance of all the shops and the brewery. The inside of the room is cozy, nicely decorated and very clean. We definitely plan on staying again!Nate2017-01-22T00:00:00Z
The entire experience was great! I love Phillipsburg and the view from our doorstep was gorgeous. Very close to town which we loved. Connie communicates in a very precise way. She is very detail oriented which made the experience very unstressful.Kelli2016-06-26T00:00:00Z
My husband and I had a great stay at this studio. We needed a place to crash on our way home from Yellowstone. For our one night stay, it had everything we could need. Looked just as described and was filled with special touches that made us feel at home. We woke up to a deer and fawn snacking on apples directly outside our window. If we have more time, we would definitely come back for a longer stay and explore the town.Lana2016-09-04T00:00:00Z
The studio unit was the perfect accommodation for us! It was well appointed and had all of the items we needed to make it a comfortable stay. We made coffee and tea in the morning and sat out on the bench in front. We enjoyed the lovely view of the valley and mountains beyond. The bed was comfortable and the area was quiet so we slept well. The location is a couple of blocks from the center of downtown Philipsburg and we were able to walk to the brewery and restaurant. We highly recommend Connie's guest house and will stay there again when we travel to P'burg.Virginia2016-08-17T00:00:00Z
So if you're in Pburg and you want a quick, convenient place to stay close to the center of things Connie's place is the way to go. The place was spotless, the bed comfy, everything was conveniently placed and the comforters were so warm! I felt like I was in a tiny house - the ones on TV. Anyways I would love to stay at this place when I return to Pburg next time. Also if you're in the mood for a very stiff drink please feel free to head down to White Front bar the people there are amazing and the drinks are very stiff.Kerri Ann2017-03-10T00:00:00Z
This place is a fantastic, tranquil option for you and one person. For those who are out all day it's perfect. Decor is great, process is simple and the owners really care about providing a great experience.Sean2017-05-23T00:00:00Z
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
The host was accommodating and helpful. My family thoroughly enjoyed exploring the Philipsburg community and spending time together at the Bricktorian. The Bricktorian was spacious enough for us to all have our own private space but also gave us common space to spend time together, something that would have been difficult to do in a hotel. It was a fun adventure to stay in this historic home. For a small town, we found plenty of fun things to do. Our family would highly recommend checking out the downtown where you will find the Sweets Palace, Philipsburg Brewing Company, Up N Smoke BBQ, and lots of little gift shops. We also really enjoyed traveling 30 miles up the road to enjoy Fairmont Hot Springs for the day. I would highly recommend staying at the Bricktorian.Nicole2015-10-19T00:00:00Z
This place is great. Old brick home right off of downtown philipsburg. Walking to town is easy and fun. We cooked a couple of big meals in the kitchen and was surprised by how nicely stocked it was with all the tools needed. Rooms were exactly as described and the beds were comfortable.Owen2015-11-05T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 81 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Patty2016-10-06T00:00:00Z
This home is great for exploring Philipsburg and the surrounding area. Our family of 5 found it to have plenty of space. It is only a short walk down a hill to the shops, bars, and restaurants of downtown. It is less than 30 minutes of drive time to Discovery Ski Area. We had limited time, so we ate our meals out, but the kitchen appeared to be well stocked. I would only caution to anyone who has a problem with stairs, the bedrooms are all second story. The 4th bedroom is actually very unique 3rd floor space, which our 22 year old son immediately took possession of on our arrival. It is a beautifully restored and furnished historic home, and we would love to return sometime for a longer stayDonald2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
David, Becky, and Sage made us feel very welcome leading up to our stay at the Bricktorian with plenty of information and welcoming greetings. Upon arrival, there were certain touches that made us feel welcome - from a written note to treats to a gift card to use at one of the coffee shops on mainstreet in Philipsburg. The home is quite spectacular and was stocked with everything you'd need to cook fantastic meals, entertain, lounge in the reading room or sled practically from the front door! It is beautifully decorated, spacious, and beds were so comfortable. This historic place has been updated and the only thing you'll want for is more time to be there to enjoy the accomodations and Philipsburg! The Bricktorian was quite perfect for the Christmas vacation we'd planned with our adult children. The home is spectacular and its history, layout, and feel transported us to that time when distractions were at a minimum. Discovery Mountain had great snow, and we enjoyed a great ski day with our family. My husband and I have stayed in many places nationally and internationally and this was one of the best stays we've ever had. Incredible time, incredible hosts!M2015-12-28T00:00:00Z
David provided all the info we needed for a convenient and easy self-checkin. The house was big & roomy, and the beds were comfortable. The location was great -- only two short blocks to downtown.Skip2016-08-22T00:00:00Z
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
This is probably the best AB&B facility that we have ever encountered. Connie's house is even nicer than the photos suggest. All cooking utensils that you could possibly need are stocked. Beyond this, her taste ( at least as far as we are concerned ) is amazing. The barbeque on the porch was a major plus. For once ( as opposed to other listings ), the lighting is cool and versatile, with dimmers on nearly every fixture ( and finally, some appropriate reading lights ). Her taste in reading materials ( novels, etc. ) was spot on. Decorating, ditto. This is the kind of place that makes you want to leave it in top condition. Philipsburg, right down the street, by the way, is an awesome town. I would stay here again in a heartbeat and Connie is to be congratulated for providing such a wonderful cabin.William2016-06-10T00:00:00Z
Connie's spot in the heart of Phillipsburg was just perfect! Easy, affordable and beautifully decorated. Our family of 3 really appreciated the toys and add on value that this place had available. Thank you!Serena2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
This was a perfect home to enjoy the wonderful town of Philipsburg! Would book again and definitely recommend. Awesome house, awesome town, awesome stores, history, activities, food, and people. As a native Montana I can truly say Philipsburg is a Montana gem.Shannon2016-08-29T00:00:00Z
Beautiful house in a fantastic location. Connie was a great host. We will be back!Jill2017-01-12T00:00:00Z
We rented both Connie's house and the back cottage for an extended family ski-weekend. Both were great! Amazing views of the town and the mountains and just a few blocks from the brewery! The house is small but the open layout and thoughtfully selected furnishings made it feel much larger. We had 6 people and had ample room for socializing, cooking, playing games, etc. Note that the dining table seats just four (tightly), but it worked well for us (adults at the table, kids at the expansive countertop). Also there is a nice back patio with table seating for six, which would be nice for al fresco dining in warmer weather. The side mud room was great for ski gear and boots. All in all it was a great weekend. Thanks Connie!Nick2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
This house was sooooo lovely. I was traveling around Montana with my pug for a week and this was my first stop and I couldn't have started out my trip on a better note. It was exactly what I was looking for. The house has a gorgeous view of the entire valley from the porch and the interior has a wonderful rustic / industrial vibe and is beautifully appointed through out. The entire stay was very comfortable and peaceful. As an aside this house is in a great location and provided me a wonderful base from which to explore the area surrounding Phillupsburgh. The town itself has a great Main Street with wonderful restaurants, coffee shops, wine store, and a great fly fishing shop. I spent one whole morning just exploring the town itself. I was able to tryout a couple of great local mountain biking trails but the best thing about my stay was fly fishing on Rock Creek. All in all it was a great trip and I loved my stay at the house.Heidi2016-07-25T00:00:00Z
Such a cute house for a family ski weekend. Our young girls loved the bunk bed room stocked with toys. House is very clean and well organized.Stefanie2017-01-22T00:00:00Z
This house was amazing! A beautiful, short walk into town. Beautiful home with lots of cute details and all the modern conveniences. Connie was great to work with, answered all my questions and was very personable! Anyone looking for a place to rent in Philipsburg would be happy in this adorable home!Michelle2016-08-17T00:00:00Z
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
This place was awesome it was exactly what we were looking for.Dustin2015-09-21T00:00:00Z
We really enjoyed the cabin just minutes from town by car...we immediately made the cabin our home away from home moved a few chairs and felt so homey...we had two days of great fishing on Rock Creek and Clark Fork...and don't miss spending time in town...thanks Serena for sharing your lovely cabinDenise2015-10-12T00:00:00Z
le logement correspondait parfaitement à la description. Le site est merveilleux, isolé, parfait pour qui recherche le calme et le contact avec la nature. La cabane est vraiment bien équipée et romantique. Les belles rivières à truite du Montana sont à quelques km. A recommander.willy2015-09-29T00:00:00Z
What a perfect cabin. We skied at Discovery and then headed back to this cozy cabin. Very well equipped, comfortable and well decorated. Would stay again when we are in the area.Stewart2016-01-23T00:00:00Z
Great place to stay the weekend if you're looking in the area. Love the fireplace!Tyler2017-01-08T00:00:00Z
Great Cabin. Great location. We had a great weekend at Discovery Ski Area and Ice fishing Georgetown Lake.Zachary 2017-01-29T00:00:00Z
We found the cabin Cody, cozy and charming.Windy2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
Great location, close to Philipsburg, clean, and comfy. Also some nice movies in the cabinet. We watched "River Runs Through It" at the cabin after a nice time in town, and went to Garnet the ghost town the next day.Carrie2017-05-28T00:00:00Z
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Super efficient tiny house style cabin, had everything you needed for a cozy overnight! Super clean and cute and we would use it again if doing just a one nighter. We never had the pleasure of even seeing the host so unable to rate our welcomeLaDonna2016-07-31T00:00:00Z
Ashley wasn't on the premise, but the listing was easy to find, per her descriptions, and it's a beautiful drive into the 'neighborhood' from Anaconda (where we were coming from). The place was clean, and cutely decorated.Gabrielle2016-04-17T00:00:00Z
Never saw the host. Even went to the main house and knocked on the door with no response. Just kinda of odd imo. The little shack turned cabin was very clean and neat. Had a frig, tv, shower, couch, stove and dishware for all your self provided needs.John2016-08-08T00:00:00Z
The cabin was adorable and the hosting family very sweet. a couple of suggestions would be air-conditioning. It could get rather warm when the sun was out. A blind on the kitchen window and accessible Internet. Philipsburg is a wonderful little town to visit and with a couple of small improvements this would be the perfect place to stay!Laura2016-07-29T00:00:00Z
This was a beautiful remote setting. It has spectacular views with a quite country living feel. The space was very clean and extremely comfortable. We would definitely recommend this to anyone in the area.Josie2016-06-11T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 180 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Barb 2017-01-29T00:00:00Z
We felt very welcome, the cabin was just as described and was very clean with great views of the Discovery Ski Resort. We liked being only minutes to Philipsburg, but out of town in the peace and quiet!David2015-08-25T00:00:00Z
Cabin was very cozy, well kept, and I really enjoyed being able to sit on the porch instead of stuck in a motel room. Ashley seemed very nice although I did only speak to her once. I would recommend taking bug spray if you go. Phillipsburg is a nice little town not to far away. I would definitely stay there againDenis2016-07-22T00:00:00Z
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
Our hosts met us when we arrived, gave us an explanation of the place, and made sure we had what we needed to settle in. Both very charming and really nice people. The place is really special, very cozy, nicely outfitted, and right near a beautiful river. My wife and I took a stroll up the small road that winds through the town, and it was so peaceful. That's probably how I would most describe this place, peaceful. It was the perfect getaway that my wife and I were looking for. Just sitting near the river and listening to the water, while occasionally dipping out feet into the refreshing cold, it was really wonderful.Samuel2016-06-20T00:00:00Z
Rachael's space was really extraordinary. The private cabin had everything we could ask for and more!The washer and dryer were a lifesaver after a week long road-trip where we did not have access to them. The loft was super cozy and inviting. Slept great! The property was very beautiful. Wish we had more time to spend by the serene creek just a few yards away. If ever in the area again we know where we will want to stay!Jason2016-09-03T00:00:00Z
Cute little tiny home down the road from Phillipsberg. A warm and cozy place to stay after a day of skiing at Disco!Jeffrey2017-02-12T00:00:00Z
The cottage is beautiful and charming. Really enjoyed our stay here. Rachael and Henry prepare every single thing you need in the cottage. Highly recommended place to stay in Philipsburg area.Priyo2017-05-05T00:00:00Z
This place is wonderful!Abbey2017-04-22T00:00:00Z
We where welcome with smiles and a friendly kitty named Sammy went right to are daughter for snuggle.Dennis2016-08-02T00:00:00Z
Philipsburg, 蒙大納, 美國
This house is absolutely stunning. It's views, it's proximity to Discovery Mountain is wonderful. We can't wait to return to this gemErin2017-02-20T00:00:00Z
Anaconda, 蒙大納, 美國
What a great place to stay on Georgetown Lake! A spacious house with a great view and everything you could need.Jessie2016-12-19T00:00:00Z
Wonderful view and a great layout for a larger group. The owner was very accommodating and easy to reach. We will plan to stay there again for sure. The views were stunning and watching the sun rise from the dining room table was great. We had many adults and our two year old. There were toys in every bedroom and we all had a great stay!!Flannery2017-03-26T00:00:00Z
This home is wonderful all around! Incredible view, comfortable feel and has all needed amenities for a fantastic stay! Wendy is very communicative and met all of our needs in a timely manner! Thank you!Kayleigh2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
Anaconda, 蒙大納, 美國


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I might have to do one of these myself at some point…
This dude was asking for it.
Allegedly, Tim was going to take me on grand adventures by bike. Yeah, that's not happening. Please enjoy this pictoral and video history of my brief bike touring career…
Tim is watching the basketball game… it appears the state of Michigan is not getting good news tonight as North Carolina is making them look like Tim's CYO basketball team circa sophomore year (I won't mention he rode pretty deep on the bench… oh wait, I just did…)
Tim's been busy rehabbing his new cabin in West Virginia, so I've been able to go out and run around the land a bunch lately. Sounds like we may be going out there a lot starting this summer, so I'm pretty psyched. The other day I got to bark at wild turkeys. Wild turkeys! who knew they made em that way? The only way this city dog ever sees a turkey usually is at Thanksgiving and they look waaaaaaay different.
Alright, enough blogging. Don't forget to check me out on Twitter… I post there a lot more often than I blog these days, but you probably noticed that…
Introducing the unholy alliance of puggle and Louis the Pug. Allow me to explain.
A wise man… or at least a man… once suggested that the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Well, puggles are my enemy… we've established that. But ticks, as we have learned (check out my Twitter feed for the news… I gots me the bacteria that cause Lyme Disease in me) are the enemy of me AND my enemy. Simple tautology, yo… me and the puggles are allied against these freaks:
Stare hard yo… these suckers are going down. Them and the bacteria they carry!! BURF!
Now… let me see if I can explain this all to the puggles… verrrrrrry… slllllllowwwwwly. (they ain't bright).
Two years ago, I began a hard-nosed investigative journalistic expose on one Tipsy McDrinksalot, AKA "Santa Claus" AKA "Kris Kringle." The results were inconclusive. This year… I intend to bring the fat man down.
Put aside Christmas and the whole generosity angle for a second and ask yourself this… a rotund "elf" (who happens to be human sized) breaks into your house well after everyone is asleep. He enters the house generally through the chimney or perhaps even by walking through walls. In any event, the man has no key. He is dressed from head to toe in velvet and drives a vehicle pulled by rabid deer. Reindeer. Whatever. He has an expectation that you, the home owner, will leave him food… sometimes sugary, and often with a touch of the hard stuff (um, hello eggnog?).
Now, my dear readers I ask you this… if the date on the calendar is August 15th and you encountered this gentleman in your home, would you chalk it up as a holiday miracle, or would you call 9-frickin-1-1?
Exactly. Call this pug a littlle cynical, but I'm not buying the whole thing. Furthermore, with several trillion cups of eggnog in his belly, I'm guessing Santa's blowing a breathalyzer WELL above legal flying limits, thereby putting our entire North American airspace in great jeopardy.
People… this is serious. I began my investigation yesterday at Bloomingdales. They had Santa there taking pics with dogs for a Humane Society event. The perfect cover – I had my undercover team snap the shot you see above. Although Santa seems to look different than last we met (strangely so, in fact… it was like they were two different people: clearly he's a master of disguise) I could tell there was something not quite right.
Of course, he's smart this Claus guy. No sudden movements. He petted me right. Gave me a treat. Hmmm… he's a shifty one that Kris Kringle. I'll keep my eyes locked on you buddy…
SC '06 – not the same dude?
So, it's been a while since I posted… I could go into all of the reasons why (international intrigue, massive economic collapse impacting Louis the Pug Industries, followed by a rebound and the acquisition of the other 2/3 of the Fortune 500, and… of course, a brief stay in the gray bar motel) but that might be telling too much.
Instead, let me tell you about 2 cool new things on this, the day after my fourth burfday.
(1) I got to hang out on a Caterpillar, thereby enhancing my love of commercial demolition equipment, and
(2) Tim just pulled a huge friggin tick out of my skull.
The first is self-explanatory. The second is worth describing. Man, they are guh-ROSS! I got it during cabin week in WV… I think it might have a pint and a half of LTP goodness in its gullet. Tim did a lookup and it's not a deer tick or anything else that could do some harm to yours truly. He did slather about 5 gallons of antibiotic ointment on it now, which makes my fur look all spikey and stuff. Who knew triple antibiotic ointment was a proper substitute for haircare product?
Anyways, the tick's in a plastic bag so I can taunt it. And if that's not a burfday present, I don't know what is…
Oh yeah… hockey season kicked off too. Oh, and the Bills are playing really good for the first time in my life. The gifts keep coming, yo!
Furley and I made up the other day… basically I just told him what was what, and he could just deal with it, yo. Actually, I think he just actually forgot about our little altercation the other night… cool dog, just not the sharpest knife in the drawer if you know what I mean.
Anyways, he and I engaged in a spirited wrasslin' session tonight. You know… when he wasn't barkin' at Bonnard and Matisse. The kid's not used to cats. Come to think of it… neither am I.
I'm beat. Off to bed…
The dogists at Mitchell Park are basically kicking us out. We're clean and nice, but they have issues with dogs. I have a theory that they probably got barked at once and wildly misinterpreted the kindly "hello" as "dude, I so want to bite you in the butt." We need translators to help with the next round of negotiations. Anyways, they sicked the Park Police on us, so we get the boot. Luckily, I'm not one to direct scorn and ridicule in my blog. I'm way bigger than that, yo.
This is me chillin waiting for Kimberly to finish up her workshop here in NC. What a day.
Started off fine… Dogpark yadda yadda yadda. Then, I inexplicably began drooling luke a friggin Mastiff. Like cup fills of drool. Seriously gross. Tim had no idea what was up so he turned his iPhone to "the google" (as that guy in that white house down the street calls it… I think he's a little slow on "the uptake" but I try to stay outta human politics). He figured out it was either upset stomach, bloat, or a new disease to be named later. Two hours of going vet to vet led us to closed vets and finally a PetSmart with a smart vet tech. One half of a pepcid later and I'm drool free and the proud owner of a new shirt that Tim thinks makes me look cool (see below). All in all… quite a day.
Next stop Asheville tonight. Hoping for some mountain runnin' tomorrow afternoon!
Video quality's not exactly hi-def, but check me and Furley out!


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Atalanta BC
Marten De Roon from Middlesbrough (undisclosed - €15 million)
Timothy Castagne from Genk (undisclosed - €6 million)
Josip Iličič from Fiorentina (undisclosed - €5.5 million)
José Luis Palomino from Ludogorets (undisclosed - €4 million)
Andreas Cornelius from Copenhagen (undisclosed - €3.5 million)
Fabio Eguelfi from Inter (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Luca Vido from Milan (undisclosed - €1 million)
Matteo Pessina from Milan (undisclosed - €1 million)
Robin Gosens from Heracles (undisclosed - €0.9 million)
João Schmidt from São Paulo (free)
Nicolas Haas from Luzern (free)
Riccardo Orsolini from Juventus (loan)
Guido Marilungo from Empoli (loan return)
Gianluca Mancini from Perugia (loan return)
Franck Kessié to Milan (undisclosed - €28 million)
Andrea Conti to Milan (undisclosed - €25 million)
Marco D'Alessandro to Benevento (undisclosed - €5 million)
Alberto Paloschi to Spal (loan - €2 million + option to purchase)
Bryan Cabezas to Panathinaikos (loan - €0.1 million)
Fabio Eguelfi to Cesena (loan)
Aleksandar Pešić to Toulouse (loan return)
Ervin Zukanović to Roma (loan return)
Alberto Grassi to Napoli (loan return)
Anthony Mounier to Bologna (loan return)
Abdoulay Konko (unattached)
Giulio Migliaccio (retired)
Cristian Raimondi (retired)
Income: €60.1 million - Expenditures: €38.4 million
Transfer results = +€21.7 million
Lineup prediction:
Toloi - Palomino - Masiello
Hateboer - Cristante - Freuler - Gosens
Petagna - Gómez
Head coach: Gian Piero Gasperini (confirmed)
Benevento Calcio
Marco D'Alessandro from Atalanta (undisclosed - €5 million)
Gianluca Di Chiara from Perugia (undisclosed - €3 million)
Danilo Cataldi from Lazio (loan - €2 million + option to purchase)
Vid Belec from Carpi (undisclosed - €1.75 million)
Gaetano Letizia from Carpi (undisclosed - €1.75 million)
Massimo Coda from Salernitana (undisclosed - €1.7 million)
Andrea Costa from Empoli (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Andrew Gravillon from Inter (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Berat Djimsiti from Atalanta (loan + option to purchase)
Alberto Brignoli from Juventus (loan + option to purchase)
Walter López to Spezia (undisclosed - €0.1 million)
Daniele Buzzegoli to Ascoli (free)
Emanuele Padella to Ascoli (free)
Enrico Pezzi to Cittadella (free)
Alessio Cragno to Cagliari (loan return)
Filippo Falco to Bologna (loan return)
Marko Pajač to Cagliari (loan return)
Ricardo Bagadur to Fiorentina (loan return)
Pier Graziano Gori (unattached)
Income: €0.1 million - Expenditures: €17.7 million
Transfer results = -€17.6 million
Lineup prediction:
Venuti - Lucioni - Costa - Letizia
Ciciretti - Cataldi - Del Pinto - D'Alessandro
Coda - Pușcaș
Head coach: Marco Baroni (confirmed)
Bologna FC 1909
Giancarlo González from Palermo (undisclosed - €2 million)
Sebastian De Maio from Anderlecht (undisclosed - €2 million)
Rodrigo Palacio from Inter (free)
Andrea Poli from Milan (free)
César Falletti from Ternana (free)
Lorenzo Crisetig from Crotone (loan return)
Anthony Mounier from Atalanta (loan return)
Filippo Falco from Benevento (loan return)
Marios Oikonomou to Spal (loan + option to purchase)
Luca Rizzo to Spal (loan + option to purchase)
Blerim Džemaili to Montreal Impact (loan)
Deian Boldor to Montreal Impact (loan)
Federico Viviani to Verona (loan return)
Umar Sadiq to Roma (loan return)
Income: €0 million - Expenditures: €4 million
Transfer results = -€4 million
Lineup prediction:
Torosidis - Maietta - De Maio - Masina
Taïder - Pulgar
Verdi - Poli - Di Francesco
Head coach: Roberto Donadoni (confirmed)
Cagliari Calcio
Filippo Romagna from Juventus (undisclosed - €7.6 million)
Senna Miangue from Inter (undisclosed - €3.5 million)
Luca Cigarini from Sampdoria (free)
Marco Andreolli from Inter (free)
Andrea Cossu from Olbia (free)
Alessio Cragno from Benevento (loan return)
Nicolò Giannetti from Spezia (loan return)
Duje Čop from Sporting Gijón (loan return)
Antonio Balzano from Cesena (loan return)
Nicola Murru to Sampdoria (undisclosed - €7 million)
Dario Del Fabro to Juventus (undisclosed - €4.5 million)
Caio Rangel to Estoril (undisclosed - €1 million)
Víctor Ibarbo to Sagan Tosu (undisclosed - €0.5 million)
Marco Borriello to Spal (free)
Mauricio Isla to Fenerbahçe (free)
Bruno Alves to Rangers (free)
Davide Di Gennaro to Lazio (free)
Bartosz Salamon to Spal (loan + option to purchase)
Han Kwang-Song to Perugia (loan)
Panagiōtīs Tachtsidīs to Torino (loan return)
Gabriel to Milan (loan return)
Roberto Colombo (retired)
Income: €13 million - Expenditures: €11.1 million
Transfer results = +€1.9 million
Lineup prediction:
Padoin - Andreolli - Pisacane - Capuano
Faragò - Cigarini - Ioniță - Barella
Farias - Čop
Head coach: Massimo Rastelli (confirmed)
AC Chievo Verona
Manuel Pucciarelli from Empoli (undisclosed - €3.7 million)
Luca Garritano from Cesena (undisclosed - €1 million)
Alejandro Rodríguez from Cesena (undisclosed - €0.5 million)
Paweł Jaroszyński from KS Cracovia (undisclosed - €0.4 million)
Michele Rigione from Cesena (undisclosed - €0.2 million)
Gianluca Gaudino from Bayern (free)
Mattia Bani from Pro Vercelli (loan return)
Massimiliano Gatto from Pisa (loan return)
Antonio Cinelli from Novara (loan return)
Paul-José M'Poku to Standard Liège (undisclosed - €1.8 million)
Tomasz Kupisz to Cesena (undisclosed - €0.7 million)
Caleb Ekuban to Leeds (undisclosed - €0.5 million)
Nicolás Spolli to Genoa (free)
Ivan Provedel to Empoli (free)
Mariano Izco to Crotone (free)
Jonathan de Guzmán to Napoli (loan return)
Serge Gakpé to Genoa (loan return)
Nicolas Frey (unattached)
Walter Bressan (unattached)
Gennaro Sardo (retired)
Income: €3 million - Expenditures: €5.8 million
Transfer results = -€2.8 million
Lineup prediction:
Cacciatore - Dainelli - Gamberini - Gobbi
Castro - Radovanović - Hetemaj
Inglese - Pucciarelli
Head coach: Rolando Maran (confirmed)
FC Crotone
Ante Budimir from Sampdoria (undisclosed - €2 million)
Oliver Kragl from Frosinone (undisclosed - €0.4 million)
Davide Faraoni from Udinese (free)
Leandro Cabrera from Real Zaragoza (free)
Mariano Izco from Chievo (free)
Arlind Ajeti from Torino (loan + option to purchase)
Rolando Mandragora from Juventus (loan)
Giovanni Crociata from Milan (loan)
Djamel Mesbah to Lausanne-Sport (free)
Claiton Dos Santos to Cremonese (free)
Aleandro Rosi to Genoa (loan return)
Lorenzo Crisetig to Bologna (loan return)
Gian Marco Ferrari to Sassuolo (loan return)
Diego Falcinelli to Sassuolo (loan return)
Valentin Cojocaru to Steaua București (loan return)
Leonardo Capezzi to Sampdoria (loan return)
Income: €0 million - Expenditures: €2.4 million
Transfer results = -€2.4 million
Lineup prediction:
Faraoni - Ceccherini - Cabrera - Martella
Rohdén - Barberis - Mandragora - Stoian
Trotta - Budimir
Head coach: Davide Nicola (confirmed)
ACF Fiorentina
Giovanni Simeone from Genoa (undisclosed - €18 million)
Marco Benassi from Torino (undisclosed - €13 million)
Vitor Hugo from Palmeiras (undisclosed - €8 million)
Jordan Veretout from Aston Villa (undisclosed - €7 million)
Nikola Milenković from Partizan (undisclosed - €5 million)
Bruno Gaspar from Vitória Guimarães (undisclosed - €4 million)
Valentin Eysseric from Nice (undisclosed - €3.5 million)
Cristiano Biraghi from Pescara (undisclosed - €2 million)
Dušan Vlahović from Partizan (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Rafik Zekhnini from Odd (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Martin Graiciar from Slovan Liberec (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Petko Hristov from Slavia Sofia (undisclosed - €1.2 million)
Germán Pezzella from Betis (loan - €0.5 million + option to purchase)
Gil Dias from Monaco (loan + option to purchase)
Andrés Schetino from Sevilla (loan return)
Steve Beleck from Ümraniyespor (loan return)
Ante Rebić from Eintracht (loan return)
Mati Fernandez from Milan (loan return)
Jacopo Petriccione from Ternana (loan return)
Federico Bernardeschi to Juventus (undisclosed - €40 million)
Nikola Kalinić to Milan (undisclosed - €25 million)
Matías Vecino to Inter (undisclosed - €24 million)
Borja Valero to Inter (undisclosed - €5.5 million)
Josip Iličič to Atalanta (undisclosed - €5.5 million)
Ciprian Tătărușanu to Nantes (undisclosed - €2.5 million)
Hrvoje Milić to Olympiacos (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Dušan Vlahović to Partizan (loan until January)
Martin Graiciar to Slovan Liberec (loan)
Gonzalo Rodríguez to San Lorenzo (free)
Sebastian De Maio to Anderlecht (loan return)
Carlos Salcedo to Chivas (loan return)
Cristian Tello to Barcelona (loan return)
Income: €104 million - Expenditures: €59.7 million
Transfer results = +€44.3 million
Lineup prediction:
Tomović - Vitor Hugo - Astori - M. Olivera
C. Sánchez - Veretout
Gil Dias - Eysseric - Benassi
Head coach: Stefano Pioli (new)
Genoa CFC
Gianluca Lapadula from Milan (undisclosed - €13 million)
Ricardo Centurión from São Paulo (undisclosed - €5 million)
Luca Rossettini from Torino (undisclosed - €2 million)
Ervin Zukanović from Roma (undisclosed - €1.2 million)
Francesco Migliore from Spezia (undisclosed - €1 million)
Thomas Rodriguez from Banfield (undisclosed - €0.6 million)
Stephane Omeonga from Avellino (undisclosed - €0.5 million)
Andrej Galabinov from Novara (free)
Nicolás Spolli from Chievo (free)
Andrea Bertolacci from Milan (loan)
Aleandro Rosi from Crotone (loan return)
Serge Gakpé from Chievo (loan return)
Sebastián Gorga from Gimnasia La Plata (loan return)
Rodney Strasser from Gil Vicente (loan return)
Loïck Landre from Pisa (loan return)
Giovanni Simeone to Fiorentina (undisclosed - €18 million)
Ezequiel Muñoz to Leganés (undisclosed - €2.5 million)
Lucas Orbán to Racing (undisclosed - €2.5 million)
Mauricio Pinilla to Universidad de Chile (free)
Leonardo Morosini to Avellino (loan)
Andrea Beghetto to Frosinone (loan)
Oliver Ntcham to Manchester City (loan return)
Danilo Cataldi to Lazio (loan return)
Rubinho (unattached)
Nicolás Burdisso (unattached)
Income: €23 million - Expenditures: €23.3 million
Transfer results = -€0.3 million
Lineup prediction:
Biraschi - Rossettini - Gentiletti
Lazović - Bertolacci - M. Veloso - Laxalt
Pandev - Galabinov - Taarabt
Head coach: Ivan Jurić (confirmed)
Hellas Verona FC
Marco Silvestri from Leeds (undisclosed - €0.5 million)
Aleksejs Saveljevs from Sūduva (undisclosed - €0.1 million)
Alessio Cerci from Atlético Madrid (free)
Martín Cáceres from Southampton (free)
Thomas Heurtaux from Udinese (loan + option to purchase)
Marcel Büchel from Empoli (loan + option to purchase)
Daniele Verde from Roma (loan)
Gian Filippo Felicioli from Milan (loan)
Riccardo Brosco from Latina (loan return)
Simon Laner from Modena (loan return)
Luca Siligardi to Parma (free)
Eros Pisano to Bristol City (free)
Davide Luppi to Entella (loan + option to purchase)
Federico Viviani to Spal (loan)
Pierluigi Cappelluzzo to Pescara (loan)
Simone Andrea Ganz to Juventus (loan return)
Deian Boldor to Bologna (loan return)
Gennaro Troianiello to Salernitana (loan return)
Juanito Gómez (unattached)
Income: €0 million - Expenditures: €0.6 million
Transfer results = -€0.6 million
Lineup prediction:
Cáceres - A. Ferrari - Heurtaux - Souprayen
Rômulo - Büchel - Zaccagni
Cerci - Bessa - Verde
Head coach: Fabio Pecchia (confirmed)
FC Internazionale Milano
Matías Vecino from Fiorentina (undisclosed - €24 million)
Milan Škriniar from Sampdoria (undisclosed - €23 million)
Dalbert Henrique from Nice (undisclosed - €20 million)
Borja Valero from Fiorentina (undisclosed - €5.5 million)
Nicolò Zaniolo from Entella (undisclosed - €1.7 million)
Jens Odgaard from Lyngby (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Daniele Padelli from Torino (free)
João Cancelo from Valencia (loan + option to purchase)
Stevan Jovetić from Sevilla (loan return)
Andrea Ranocchia from Hull City (loan return)
Samuele Longo from Girona (loan return)
Niccolò Belloni from Avellino (loan return)
Rey Manaj from Pisa (loan return)
Assane Gnoukouri from Udinese (loan return)
Gianluca Caprari to Sampdoria (undisclosed - €15 million)
Jeison Murillo to Valencia (undisclosed - €13 million)
Éver Banega to Sevilla (undisclosed - €9 million)
Federico Dimarco to Sion (undisclosed - €4 million)
Senna Miangue to Cagliari (undisclosed - €3.5 million)
Gary Medel to Beşiktaş (undisclosed - €3 million)
Fabio Eguelfi to Atalanta (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Andrew Gravillon to Benevento (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Eloge Yao to Lugano (undisclosed - €1 million)
Rodrigo Palacio to Bologna (free)
Juan Pablo Carrizo to Monterrey (free)
Marco Andreolli to Cagliari (free)
Geoffrey Kondogbia to Valencia (loan + option to purchase)
Jonathan Biabiany to Sparta Praha (loan + option to purchase)
Trent Sainsbury to Jiāngsū Sūníng (loan return)
Income: €51.5 million - Expenditures: €75.7 million
Transfer results = -€24.2 million
Lineup prediction:
D'Ambrosio - Škriniar - Miranda - Nagatomo
Vecino - Borja Valero
Candreva - Brozović - Perišić
Head coach: Luciano Spalletti (new)
Juventus FC
Douglas Costa from Bayern (undisclosed - €47 million)
Federico Bernardeschi from Fiorentina (undisclosed - €40 million)
Blaise Matuidi from PSG (undisclosed - €30.5 million)
Wojciech Szczęsny from Arsenal (undisclosed - €15.3 million)
Mattia De Sciglio from Milan (undisclosed - €12.5 million)
Riccardo Orsolini from Ascoli (undisclosed - €10 million)
Rodrigo Bentancur from Boca Juniors (undisclosed - €9.5 million)
Dario Del Fabro from Cagliari (undisclosed - €4.5 million)
Carlo Pinsoglio from Latina (loan return)
Mame Thiam from Empoli (loan return)
Luca Marrone from Zulte Waregem (loan return)
Joel Untersee from Brescia (loan return)
Leonardo Bonucci to Milan (undisclosed - €42 million)
Mario Lemina to Southampton (undisclosed - €20 million)
Filippo Romagna to Cagliari (undisclosed - €7.6 million)
Francesco Cassata to Sassuolo (undisclosed - €7 million)
Neto to Valencia (undisclosed - €6 million)
Anastasios Dōnīs to Stuttgart (undisclosed - €3 million)
Tomás Rincón to Torino (loan - €3 million + option to purchase)
Simone Andrea Ganz to Pescara (undisclosed - €1.8 million)
Cristian Pasquato to Legia Warsawa (undisclosed - €1 million)
Valerio Rosseti to Ascoli (undisclosed - €1 million)
Younes Marzouk to Lugano (undisclosed - €0.4 million)
Dani Alves to PSG (free)
Alberto Brignoli to Benevento (loan + option to purchase)
Rolando Mandragora to Crotone (loan)
Dario Del Fabro to Novara (loan)
Riccardo Orsolini to Atalanta (loan)
Federico Mattiello to Spal (loan)
Emil Audero to Venezia (loan)
Paolo De Ceglie (unattached)
Income: €92.8 million - Expenditures: €169.3 million
Transfer results = -€76.5 million
Lineup prediction:
Lichtsteiner - Rugani - Chiellini - Alex Sandro
Marchisio - Pjanić
Cuadrado - Dybala - Mandžukić
Head coach: Massimiliano Allegri (confirmed)
SS Lazio
Adam Marušić from Oostende (undisclosed - €6.5 million)
Lucas Leiva from Liverpool (undisclosed - €5.7 million)
Felipe Caicedo from Espanyol (undisclosed - €2.5 million)
Davide Di Gennaro from Cagliari (free)
Francesco Orlando from Vicenza (free)
Maurício from Spartak Moscow (loan return)
Simone Palombi to Ternana (loan return)
Luiz Felipe from Salernitana (loan return)
Joseph Minala from Salernitana (loan return)
Christopher Oikonomidis from AGF (loan return)
Ravel Morrison from QPR (loan return)
Lorenzo Filippini from Entella (loan return)
Guido Guerrieri from Trapani (loan return)
Ricardo Kishna from Lille (loan return)
Brayan Perea from Lugo (loan return)
Antonio Rozzi from Lupa Roma (loan return)
Lucas Biglia to Milan (undisclosed - €20 million)
Danilo Cataldi to Benevento (loan - €2 million + option to purchase)
Josip Elez to Rijeka (undisclosed - €0.5 million)
Ronaldo to Novara (undisclosed - €0.1 million)
Francesco Orlando to Salernitana (loan)
Income: €22.6 million - Expenditures: €14.7 million
Transfer results = +€7.9 million
Lineup prediction:
Wallace - De Vrij - Radu
Basta - Parolo - Luis Alberto - Lulić
Milinković-Savić - Palombi
Head coach: Simone Inzaghi (confirmed)
AC Milan
Leonardo Bonucci from Juventus (undisclosed - €42 million)
André Silva from Porto (undisclosed - €40 million)
Franck Kessié from Atalanta (undisclosed - €28 million)
Nikola Kalinić from Fiorentina (undisclosed - €25 million)
Andrea Conti from Atalanta (undisclosed - €25 million)
Hakan Çalhanoğlu from Bayer Leverkusen (undisclosed - €22 million)
Lucas Biglia from Lazio (undisclosed - €20 million)
Mateo Musacchio from Villarreal (undisclosed - €18 million)
Ricardo Rodríguez from Wolfsburg (undisclosed - €18 million)
Fabio Borini from Sunderland (undisclosed - €6 million)
Antonio Donnarumma from Asteras Tripolis (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
M'baye Niang from Watford (loan return)
Gabriel from Cagliari (loan return)
Andrej Modić from Brescia (loan return)
Jherson Vergara from Arsenal Tula (loan return)
Stefan Simič from Mouscron (loan return)
José Mauri from Empoli (loan return)
Gianluca Lapadula to Genoa (undisclosed - €13 million)
Mattia De Sciglio to Juventus (undisclosed - €12.5 million)
Juraj Kucka to Trabzonspor (undisclosed - €5 million)
Rodrigo Ely to Alavés (undisclosed - €3 million)
Carlos Bacca to Villarreal (loan - €2.5 million + option to purchase)
Leonel Vangioni to Monterrey (undisclosed - €1.7 million)
Luca Vido to Atalanta (undisclosed - €1 million)
Matteo Pessina to Atalanta (undisclosed - €1 million)
Keisuke Honda to Pachuca (free)
Andrea Poli to Bologna (free)
Andrea Bertolacci to Genoa (loan)
Alessandro Plizzari to Ternana (loan)
Giovanni Crociata to Crotone (loan)
Gerard Deulofeu to Everton (loan return)
Lucas Ocampos to Marseille (loan return)
Mario Pašalić to Chelsea (loan return)
Mati Fernandez to Fiorentina (loan return)
Income: €39.7 million - Expenditures: €245.5 million
Transfer results = -€205.8 million
Lineup prediction:
Conti - Musacchio - Bonucci - R. Rodríguez
Kessié - Locatelli - Çalhanoğlu
Suso - Cutrone - Borini
Head coach: Vincenzo Montella (confirmed)
SSC Napoli
Mario Rui from Roma (undisclosed - €10.2 million)
Adam Ounas from Bordeaux (undisclosed - €10 million)
Duván Zapata from Udinese (loan return)
Camilo Zúñiga from Watford (loan return)
Jonathan de Guzmán to Eintracht (undisclosed - €2 million)
Eddy Gnahoré to Palermo (undisclosed - €1.5 million)
Raffaele Maiello to Frosinone (undisclosed - €1.2 million)
Nicolao Dumitru to Alcorcón (undisclosed - €0.3 million)
Income: €5 million - Expenditures: €20.2 million
Transfer results = -€15.2 million
Lineup prediction:
Hysaj - Chiricheș - Koulibaly - Ghoulam
Zieliński - Diawara - Hamšík
Callejón - Milik - Insigne
Head coach: Maurizio Sarri (confirmed)
AS Roma
Gregoire Defrel from Sassuolo (undisclosed - €23 million)
Rick Karsdorp from Feyenoord (undisclosed - €19 million)
Cengiz Ünder from İstanbul Başakşehir (undisclosed - €15 million)
Lorenzo Pellegrini from Sassuolo (undisclosed - €10 million)
Héctor Moreno from PSV (undisclosed - €5.7 million)
Aleksándar Kolárov from Manchester City (undisclosed - €5 million)
Maxime Gonalons from Lyon (undisclosed - €5 million)
Rezan Corlu from Brøndby (undisclosed - €0.6 million)
Petar Golubović from Pisa (loan return)
Leandro Castán from Torino (loan return)
Łukasz Skorupski from Empoli (loan return)
Norbert Gyömbér from Terek Grozny (loan return)
Matteo Ricci from Perugia (loan return)
William Vainquer from Marseille (loan return)
Mohamed Salah to Liverpool (undisclosed - €50 million)
Antonio Rüdiger to Chelsea (undisclosed - €39 million)
Leandro Paredes to Zenit (undisclosed - €27 million)
Mario Rui to Napoli (undisclosed - €10.2 million)
Davide Frattesi to Sassuolo (undisclosed - €5 million)
Riccardo Marchizza to Sassuolo (undisclosed - €2.5 million)
Ervin Zukanović to Genoa (undisclosed - €1.2 million)
Daniele Verde to Verona (loan)
Moustapha Seck to Empoli (loan)
Thomas Vermaelen to Barcelona (loan return)
Wojciech Szczęsny to Arsenal (loan return)
Clément Grenier to Lyon (loan return)
Francesco Totti (retired)
Income: €134.9 million - Expenditures: €83.3 million
Transfer results = +€51.6 million
Lineup prediction:
B. Peres - Manolas - J. Jesus - Kolárov
Nainggolan - De Rossi - Strootman
Defrel - Džeko - Perotti
Head coach: Eusebio Di Francesco (new)
UC Sampdoria
Gianluca Caprari from Inter (undisclosed - €15 million)
Gastón Ramírez from Middlesbrough (undisclosed - €11 million)
Nicola Murru from Cagliari (undisclosed - €7 million)
Dawid Kownacki from Lech Poznań (undisclosed - €6.5 million)
Gian Marco Ferrari from Sassuolo (loan - €1.5 million + option to purchase)
Leonardo Capezzi from Crotone (loan return)
Federico Bonazzoli from Brescia (loan return)
Michele Palumbo from Ternana (loan return)
Alessandro De Vitis from Latina (loan return)
Alessandro Martinelli from Brescia (loan return)
Michele Rocca from Latina (loan return)
Valerio Verre from Pescara (loan return)
Dávid Ivan from Bari (loan return)
Milan Škriniar to Inter (undisclosed - €23 million)
Luis Muriel to Sevilla (undisclosed - €20 million)
Bruno Fernandes to Sporting CP (undisclosed - €9 million)
Ante Budimir to Crotone (undisclosed - €2 million)
Luca Cigarini to Cagliari (free)
Andrés Ponce to Livorno (loan)
Lorenco Simic to Empoli (loan)
Angelo Palombo (retired)
Income: €54 million - Expenditures: €41 million
Transfer results = +€13 million
Lineup prediction:
Sala - Silvestre - Regini - Pavlović
Barreto - Torreira - Praet
Caprari - Quagliarella
Head coach: Marco Giampaolo (confirmed)
US Sassuolo Calcio
Francesco Cassata from Juventus (undisclosed - €7 million)
Davide Frattesi from Roma (undisclosed - €5 million)
Edoardo Goldaniga from Palermo (undisclosed - €4 million)
Riccardo Marchizza from Roma (undisclosed - €2.5 million)
Alessandro Ahmetaj from Cesena (undisclosed - €1 million)
Filippo Bandinelli from Latina (free)
Leonardo Marson from Palermo (loan + option to purchase)
Diego Falcinelli from Crotone (loan return)
Gregoire Defrel to Roma (undisclosed - €23 million)
Lorenzo Pellegrini to Roma (undisclosed - €10 million)
Gian Marco Ferrari to Sampdoria (loan - €1.5 million + option to purchase)
Alberto Pomini to Palermo (free)
Filippo Bandinelli to Perugia (loan)
Alberto Aquilani to Pescara (loan return)
Income: €34.5 million - Expenditures: €19.6 million
Transfer results = +€14.9 million
Lineup prediction:
Lirola - Acerbi - Cannavaro - Peluso
Sensi - Magnanelli - Duncan
Berardi - Falcinelli - Politano
Head coach: Cristian Bucchi (new)
Alberto Paloschi from Atalanta (loan - €2 million + option to purchase)
Felipe from Udinese (undisclosed - €1 million)
Pa Konate from Malmö (undisclosed - €0.3 million)
Leon Petrović from Rijeka (undisclosed - €0.1 million)
Lorenzo Polvani from Pontedera (undisclosed - €0.1 million)
Alberto Grassi from Napoli (loan + option to purchase)
Marco Borriello from Cagliari (free)
Sauli Väisänen from AIK (free)
Bartosz Salamon from Cagliari (loan + option to purchase)
Marios Oikonomou from Bologna (loan + option to purchase)
Luca Rizzo from Bologna (loan + option to purchase)
Alfred Gomis from Torino (loan)
Federico Viviani from Verona (loan)
Federico Mattiello from Juventus (loan)
Mariano Arini to Cremonese (undisclosed - €1 million)
Nicolas Giani to Spezia (free)
Tommaso Silvestri to Trapani (free)
Michele Castagnetti to Empoli (loan + option to purchase)
Mattia Finotto to Ternana (loan)
Kevin Bonifazi to Torino (loan return)
Simone Pontisso to Udinese (loan return)
Cristiano Del Grosso to Atalanta (loan return)
Gianmarco Zigoni to Milan (loan return)
Paolo Ghiglione to Genoa (loan return)
Income: €1 million - Expenditures: €3.5 million
Transfer results = -€2.5 million
Lineup prediction:
A. Gomis
Oikonomou - Vicari - Väisänen
Lazzari - Schiattarella - Viviani - Mora - Costa
Floccari - Paloschi
Head coach: Leonardo Semplici (confirmed)
Torino FC
Lyanco from São Paulo (undisclosed - €7 million)
Álex Berenguer from Osasuna (undisclosed - €5.5 million)
Tomás Rincón from Juventus (loan - €3 million + option to purchase)
Vanja Milinković-Savić from Lechia Gdańsk (undisclosed - €2.6 million)
Salvatore Sirigu from PSG (free)
Nicolas N'Koulou from Lyon (loan - €0.5 million + option to purchase)
Umar Sadiq from Roma (loan + option to purchase)
Kevin Bonifazi from Spal (loan return)
Vittorio Parigini from Bari (loan return)
Mattia Aramu from Pro Vercelli (loan return)
Salvador Ichazo from Danubio (loan return)
Marco Benassi to Fiorentina (undisclosed - €13 million)
Luca Rossettini to Genoa (undisclosed - €2 million)
Gastón Silva to Independiente (undisclosed - €1.4 million)
Panagiōtīs Tachtsidīs to Olympiacos (undisclosed - €0.7 million)
Marco Chiosa to Novara (undisclosed - €0.5 million)
Carlão to Apoel (loan + option to purchase)
Arlind Ajeti to Crotone (loan return)
Daniele Padelli to Inter (free)
Saša Lukić to Levante (loan)
Alfred Gomis to Spal (loan)
Joe Hart to Manchester City (loan return)
Leandro Castán to Roma (loan return)
Juan Iturbe to Roma (loan return)
Income: €17.6 million - Expenditures: €18.6 million
Transfer results = -€1 million
Lineup prediction:
Zappacosta - N'Koulou - Moretti - Molinaro
Acquah - Obi
I. Falque - Ljajić - Berenguer
Head coach: Siniša Mihajlović (confirmed)
Udinese Calcio
Rijad Bajić from Konyaspor (undisclosed - €5.5 million)
Giuseppe Pezzella from Palermo (undisclosed - €4.5 million)
Bram Nuytinck from Anderlecht (undisclosed - €3 million)
Antonin Barak from Slavia Praha (undisclosed - €3 million)
Valon Behrami from Watford (undisclosed - €2 million)
Mamadou Coulibaly from Pescara (undisclosed - €2 million)
Swante Ingelsson from Kalmar (undisclosed - €0.7 million)
Albano Bizzarri from Pescara (free)
Simone Pontisso from Spal (loan return)
Kevin Lasagna from Carpi (loan return)
Alexis Zapata from Millonarios (loan return)
Emanuel Insúa from Racing (loan return)
Panagiotis Kone from Granada (loan return)
Gabriel Silva to Saint-Étienne (undisclosed - €2.5 million)
Felipe to Spal (undisclosed - €1 million)
Davide Faraoni to Crotone (free)
Thomas Heurtaux to Verona (loan + option to purchase)
Emmanuel Badu to Bursaspor (loan - 0.7 million)
Agostino Camigliano to Cittadella (loan)
Mamadou Coulibaly to Pescara (loan)
Duván Zapata to Napoli (loan return)
Sven Kums to Watford (loan return)
Assane Gnoukouri to Inter (loan return)
Mathias Ranégie to Watford (loan return)
Income: €4.2 million - Expenditures: €20.7 million
Transfer results = -€16.5 million
Lineup prediction:
Wague - Angella - Nuytinck - Pezzella
Fofana - Jankto - De Paul - Théréau
Head coach: Luigi Delneri (confirmed)
*Players in red are the next possible regulars in their teams.
*The loans of players that haven't played last season with his owner society are not considered departures. (also the transfers of 'minor' players)
*Bonus values are already included in the transfer fees


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Athens: A euro zone bailout deal set up last month to slash Greece's huge debt by nearly a third is "probably the last chance" to reconstruct the country's economy, the Greek central bank said on Wednesday.
"The new opportunity given to Greece is probably the last," the Bank said in an interim report on monetary policy delivered to parliament, adding: "New delays or slippage from targets must be avoided in every way possible."
Euro zone leaders in late October set up a rescue plan to provide Athens with €100 billion ($135 billion) in loans and €30 billion to re-capitalize its banks, coupled with a scheme for private lenders to write off 50% of Greek debt.
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But the latest bailout, in addition to the timely release of pending loans from an EU-IMF package set up in 2010, have been held up by reform delays which the Bank castigated on Wednesday.
"Thus far, the pace and degree of policy implementation have failed to convince both the markets and the general public that Greece is on the road to achieving the goals set," the central bank said.
"This 'credibility deficit´ has its roots mainly in the fact that economic policy has often been conducted in a piecemeal manner, indecisively, with backtracking and delays, and following rather than leading developments," it noted.
A new unity government under former European Central Bank deputy chief Lucas Papademos was set up in a power-sharing deal between three Greek parties earlier this month to ratify the euro zone deal.
Greece needs an € eight-billion ($11-billion) pay-out by 15 December to avoid bankruptcy but the conservative group in the three-party unity government has now refused to sign a reform pledge the EU says is needed for the funds.


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To Junior and Tanya Dennis, Jamaican food is about more than nourishment—it's about sharing a part of their home. The pair hail from the island themselves, and they spread their love of its culture and cuisine at Jamaica Cabana Restaurant. The menu encompasses authentic Jamaican dishes, such as curried goat, jerk chicken, and braised oxtails, all served with rice and sweet plantains. When paired with tropical fruit juices, the dishes can transport diners to sandy shores, provided they keep their eyes closed and park their cars out of view.


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Each week, Monday Moves collates all the recent job-related news on Prolific North, as well as running through all the new opportunities on our job board.
All change in some senior marketing positions in the North last week.
In Leeds, first direct's head of marketing left after more than a decade at the bank, while in Manchester, Alastair Pegg is the brave man now responsible for marketing at the Co-operative Bank.
Regional publisher Newsquest has made a senior hire as it carries through a significant programme of digital development, and UTV Media in Warrington has a new commercial development director.
The man behind the London 2012 opening ceremony, meanwhile, is to lead Hull's City of Culture programme in 2017.
In agency land, Turn Key in Leeds took its total staff numbers up to 48 with another two hires, while Tecmark added six new staff and ICE Creates took on an innovation specialist.
Manchester's mmadigital has installed its first managing director, Newcastle's O PR has a couple of new signings and Tonik in Sheffield has brought in two designers.
Good news at Newcastle e-commerce company Visualsoft last week, as it's now looking to create 50 jobs over the next year after an MBO.
And Yorkshire Business Insider will soon be looking for a new editor after Richard Abbott announced a move into PR.
Are you creative, digitally savvy and, most importantly, fluent in German? Then you'll be in with a very good shout of getting a job at Stickyeyes, which needs a Native Level German Speaking Digital Marketing Executive.
You'll join the Leeds-based team of over 120 and be charged with producing high quality editorial, visual and video content.
The fresh Group in Cheshire has a couple of opportunities for lovers of events. It needs both a Senior Account Manger / Event Producer and an Account Manager / Junior Event Producer.
There's also a rare part-time role going for a Marketing Executive (Energy & Infrastructure) at PPS Group in Manchester. You'll be tasked with developing and delivering a marketing and new business strategy using a multi-channel approach.
Elsewhere, a "leading digital social agency" needs a Business Development Manager ready to work with large blue chip companies around the world.
A PR agency in Manchester's Northern Quarter requires a SEO Manager/SEO Director who can work alongside its in-house team of ex-journalists, bloggers and trained copywriters.
One of the UK's "fastest growing consumer finance businesses" would like a PPC Marketing Manager with the autonomy to grow and develop in your own way. You'll have over two years of PPC experience. There's also a SEO Account Manager role at an agency in Yorkshire.
A "UK utilities powerhouse" is recruiting an Online Communications Manager. Responsibilities will include its website, social media and the management of an online comms team.
Still in comms, a charity in Cheshire needs a Communications Officer who can assist in the planning of a multichannel marketing and communications strategy.
A Junior Marketing Manager is wanted by a technology company in Manchester, while one of the "fastest growing digital agencies in the country" needs a Digital Account Manager to chase down new business.
A host of new PR openings this week – a "brilliant boutique agency" needs a PR Account Manager, an agency in Leeds is after an Account Manager, an international consultancy in Manchester wants a new PR Account Manager FMCG/Consumer and there's a job available for a PR Account Manager Corporate.
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Ipswich Buck's Hornshistorical era: mid 20th century
closed 1936 circa
last owner Tollemache
146 Woodhouse St
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CAMRA Ipswich & East Suffolk branch.
last updated 30/12/2016
Woodhouse Street no longer exists; it stood in the Potteries, where the Suffolk College site now is.
The pub was also reported in East Street and at 4 Cross Street (in 1871).
The property was not listed in 1939.
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text: Legal Blog 2011 May Florida Legislature v. Florida Court System: The Power Struggle Behind the Bills Previous Post | Next Post Florida Legislature V. Florida Court System: The Power Struggle Behind The Bills Posted By Roman & Gaynor || 5-May-2011 [W]e set up the courts. We can unset the courts. –Tom Delay, Former House Majority Leader, U.S. House of Representatives Delay obviously didn't like courts. He made this comment even before he was convicted in court of money laundering and sentenced to prison. A similar contempt for courts appears to be the common thread running through several bills recently proposed here in Florida. Rick Scott and his allies were elected last November on a platform of getting Floridians back to work. But politicians don't seem interested in jobs right now. Instead, our lawmakers have spent a big chunk of this legislative session considering sweeping changes to Florida's court system. These include bills, or proposals within bills, to expand the Florida Supreme Court and split it into two divisions, change the process by which judges are appointed, change court system funding, and give the legislature oversight over changes in court rules. Matt Gaetz, a Republican representative from Destin, sponsored the bill to change the appointment of judges. His bill would eliminate the Florida Bar's role in recommending people to be on the panels that nominate candidates to be judges (the judicial nominating commission). It would also replace every existing member of the panels with new members chosen by the governor. If this bill passes, of course, the governor will simply be able to choose people who agree with his ideology. The governor's ideological allies will then make all the critical decisions about who becomes a judge in Florida's court system. Gaetz made no apologies for the power grab his bill represents: The accusation that this bill is political, I'll confess to that . . . [R]ight now we have a lack of that political accountability, and the bill restores it. Similar ideas about the court system appear to be driving the debate over court funding. Gerald Kogan, a former justice of the Supreme Court, said many lawmakers believe courts are no more than "an agency of the legislature" because the legislature provides their funding. Kogan lamented the fact that so few legislators seem to understand that courts are a separate and co-equal branch of government. We are, as any student of civics learns, a nation of laws. An independent judicial system is critical to the functioning of our system of government. However, many members of our legislature do not seem to respect this separation of powers. Instead, they consider the court system an obstacle to their agenda which can be brought to heel through punitive budgeting or "reorganization" schemes. In the long run, trying to make judges bend to political whims is short-sighted. Swings in voter preferences mean a party in power may find itself out of power within a few years. When that happens, that party's members may not like judges being pressured to follow someone else's political agenda. In other words, what comes around can indeed go around. Categories: Articles Share Post