this proves we are a big Premier League club - 2013 transfer

Arsenal
French forward Yaya Sanogo on a free transfer from Auxerre.

€ 12.4m
Aston Villa
Goalkeeper Jed Steer on a free transfer from Norwich; Spanish defender Antonio Luna from Sevilla for a fee of 2m; Danish forward Nicklas Helenius from Aalborg for a fee of 1.5m; Danish defender Jores Okore from Nordsjaelland for a fee of 4.7m; Dutch midfielder Leandro Bacuna from Groningen for a fee of 1m; Bulgarian midfielder Aleksandar Tonev from Lech Poznan for a fee of 3.2m.

€ 32.7m
Cardiff City
Chilean midfielder Gary Medel from Sevilla for a fee of 13m; Defender Steven Caulker from Tottenham for a fee of 9.2m; Goalkeeper Simon Moore from Brentford; Defender John Brayford from Derby County for a fee of 1.8m; Danish forward Andreas Cornelius from Kobenhavn for a fee of 8.7m.

€ 31.4m
Chelsea
Australian goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer on a free transfer from Fulham; Dutch midfielder Marco van Ginkel from Vitesse for a fee of 9.4m; German forward Andre Schurrle from Bayer Leverkusen for a fee of 22m.

€ 8.3m
Crystal Palace
Moroccan forward Marouane Chamakh on a free transfer from Arsenal; Swedish forward Osman Sow on a free transfer from Syrianska; French forward Elliot Grandin on a free transfer from Blackpool; Forward Kevin Phillips on a free transfer from Blackpool; Spanish midfielder Jose Campana from Sevilla for a fee of 2m; Forward Dwight Gayle from Peterborough for a fee of 5.3m; Scottish forward Stephen Dobbie from Brighton for a fee of 1m; Dutch midfielder Ismail H'Maidat from Leuven; Midfielder Jerome Thomas on a free transfer from West Brom.

€ 11m
Everton
Spanish forward Gerard Deulofeu on loan from Barcelona; Paraguayan defender Antolin Alcaraz on a free transfer from Wigan; Spanish goalkeeper Joel Robles from Atletico Madrid for a fee of 4m; Ivory Coast forward Arouna Kone from Wigan for a fee of 7m.

€ 7m
Fulham
Moroccan midfielder Adel Taarabt on loan from Queens Park Rangers; Dutch goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg from Roma for a fee of 5.6m; Ghanaian midfielder Derek Boateng on a free transfer from Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk; Venezuela defender Fernando Amorebieta on a free transfer from Athletic Bilbao; German defender Sascha Riether from Koln for a fee of 1.4m.

€ 8.6m
Hull City
Ivory Coast forward Yannick Sagbo from Evian for a fee of 1.8m; Forward Danny Graham on loan from Sunderland; Goalkeeper Steve Harper on a free transfer from Newcastle; Egyptian midfielder Ahmed Elmohamady from Sunderland for a fee of 2.3m; Scottish goalkeeper Allan McGregor from Besiktas for a fee of 1.8m; Defender Curtis Davies from Birmingham for a fee of 2.7m; Midfielder George Boyd (permanent signing) from Peterborough; Honduran defender Maynor Figueroa on a free transfer from Wigan.

€ 26.8m
Liverpool
Belgian goalkeeper Simon Mignolet from Sunderland for a fee of 10.6m; Spanish midfielder Luis Alberto from Sevilla for a fee of 8m; Spanish forward Iago Aspas from Celta Vigo for a fee of 8.2m; Ivory Coast defender Kolo Toure on a free transfer from Manchester City.

€ 111m
Manchester City
Montenegrin forward Stevan Jovetic from Fiorentina for a fee of 26m; Spanish forward Alvaro Negredo from Sevilla for a fee of 25m; Brazilian midfielder Fernandinho from Shakhtar Donetsk for a fee of 40m; Spanish midfielder Jesus Navas from Sevilla for a fee of 20m.

€ 1.8m
Manchester United
Uruguayan defender Guillermo Varela from Penarol for a fee of 1.8m.

Newcastle
French forward Loic Remy on loan from Queens Park Rangers.

€ 28.5m
Norwich City
Forward Gary Hooper from Celtic Glasgow for a fee of 6.3m; Dutch midfielder Leroy Fer from Twente for a fee of 5.5m; Goalkeeper Carlo Nash on a free transfer from Stoke City; Swedish defender Martin Olsson from Blackburn for a fee of 2.9m; Midfielder Nathan Redmond from Birmingham for a fee of 2.3m; Spanish defender Javier Garrido (permanent signing) from Lazio for a fee of 1.5m; Dutch forward Ricky van Wolfswinkel from Sporting for a fee of 10m.

Reading
Defender Wayne Bridge on a free transfer from Manchester City.

€ 24.5m
Southampton
Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama from Celtic Glasgow for a fee of 14.5m; Croatian defender Dejan Lovren from Lyon for a fee of 10m.

€ 3.6m
Stoke City
Spanish defender Marc Muniesa on a free transfer from Barcelona; Dutch defender Erik Pieters from PSV Eindhoven for a fee of 3.6m.

€ 21.7m
Sunderland
Italian midfielder Emanuele Giaccherini from Juventus for a fee of 7.5m; French midfielder El-Hadji Ba on a free transfer from Le Havre; American forward Jozy Altidore from AZ Alkmaar for a fee of 10m; Italian goalkeeper Vito Mannone from Arsenal for a fee of 2.4m; Swedish forward David Moberg Karlsson from Goteborg for a fee of 1.8m; French defender Valentin Roberge on a free transfer from Maritimo; Senegalese defender Modibo Diakite on a free transfer from Lazio; Cape Verdean midfielder Cabral on a free transfer from Basel; Forward Duncan Watmore from Altrincham.

€ 23.2m
Swansea City
Midfielder Jernade Meade on a free transfer from Arsenal; Ivory Coast forward Wilfried Bony from Vitesse for a fee of 13.9m; Midfielder Jonjo Shelvey from Liverpool for a fee of 5.9m; Spanish midfielder Alejandro Pozuelo from Betis for a fee of 0.5m; Cypriot midfielder Alex Gogic on a free transfer from Olympiakos; Slovenian goalkeeper Gregor Zabret from Domzale; Spanish defender Jordi Amat from Espanyol for a fee of 2.9m; Spanish midfielder Jose Alberto Canas on a free transfer from Betis.

€ 68.2m
Tottenham
French midfielder Etienne Capoue from Saint-Etienne for a fee of 10m; Spanish forward Roberto Soldado from Valencia for a fee of 30m; Belgian midfielder Nacer Chadli from Twente for a fee of 8.2m; Brazilian midfielder Paulinho from Corinthians for a fee of 20m.

West Brom
Uruguayan defender Diego Lugano on a free transfer from Paris St. Germain; French forward Nicolas Anelka on a free transfer from Shanghai Shenhua.

€ 18m
West Ham
Forward Daniel Whitehead from Stockport; Forward Andy Carroll (permanent signing) from Liverpool for a fee of 18m; Spanish goalkeeper Adrian on a free transfer from Betis; Romanian defender Razvan Rat on a free transfer from Shakhtar Donetsk.

I don't think we should call ourselves a big premier league club before we've even kicked a ball in the premiership to be honest, lets not get ahead of ourselves, but I have faith in Malky that we soon will be!

we have to let the football do the talking but as far as ambition goes
we have spent more than Chelsea liverpool and swansea and we have landed big names and almost signed players that big european clubs have been after.

most importantly we have eclipsed the teams around us palace hull, fulham, stoke etc and hopefully this will prove to make the club successful

we have to let the football do the talking but as far as ambition goes
we have spent more than Chelsea liverpool and swansea and we have landed big names and almost signed players that big european clubs have been after.

most importantly we have eclipsed the teams around us palace hull, fulham, stoke etc and hopefully this will prove to make the club successful

but yea I think the right wording from myself would be this proves we may well become a big club

Gary Medel was nowhere near 13 mil more like 10 mil. And chelsea have spent more than us the list was just on SSN

Why are Reading on there?

Looks like Sevilla have lost quite a few players to the PL.

Not realy, just shows you can borrow more money as your team is a long way short of staying in the prem.
Would u class qpr a big club?

Sl69: trolling again are we?We will stay up.and next year will be strengthening again.your post wreaks of dread!! hope your'e season goes well for you.cannot wait for the derby's!! Bloooooobirds!!

Not realy, just shows you can borrow more money as your team is a long way short of staying in the prem.
Would u class qpr a big club?

QPR was badly Run and I imagine their management was arrogant and out of touch for the team to manifest into such a bad morale and lack of respect.

this wouldnt happen under malky mackay he is too inteligent and able to see concepts outside of footballing ability as you need the whole package to succeed as a footballer at the highest level. not just talent

Not realy, just shows you can borrow more money as your team is a long way short of staying in the prem.
Would u class qpr a big club?

Good point about QPR

The well established clubs have already got a squadful of players worth many millions of pounds, we have only paid out for 3 or 4 good players in realty. What happens if they get injured?