deletebeepbeepbeep
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The simple answer would be Norwich but do they need another Crofts type player, it seems they're more after a winger.
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We Have Been Trying To Sign Ryan Harley From Exeter
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severnside gull
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according to their fans they have more midfielders than you can shake a stick at!
I reckon Harley will come to us but will it be as an addition to the squad as originally intended or will it be a replacement of sorts?
I reckon Harley will come to us but will it be as an addition to the squad as originally intended or will it be a replacement of sorts?
HELOOKSLIKEANHORSE
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He looks a quality midfielder , i would like to see him at the club
Da Man Clay
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Probably more so. He isn't contracted for another 3 years.
If they are not selecting him the deal must be almost done - so we should know one way or the other soon. I fear the "we won't sell to Brighton" quote was a plea to other clubs to come in a push the price up, so maybe he is going elsewhere now?
nevergoagain
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BrickTamland
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He certainly scores a fair few goals considering he is a midfielder
Ryan Harley - Exeter - details and stats | soccerbase.com
Ryan Harley - Exeter - details and stats | soccerbase.com
Exiled in Exeter
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Tis has big decision to make on Ryan following transfer speculation
EXETER City manager Paul Tisdale faces a tough decision over whether to play Ryan Harley in tonight's Johnstone's Paint Trophy southern section final first leg against Brentford at Griffin Park.
The midfielder was not part of the matchday squad for Friday night's 1-1 npower League One draw against the same opponents at the same venue following growing transfer speculation surrounding the talented midfielder.
Tisdale admits Harley has become 'unsettled' since it emerged that league leaders Brighton had two bids for the 25-year-old rejected.
And, with other clubs understood to be keeping close tabs on Harley, Tisdale is mulling over whether to start him in tonight's crunch match.
"He may be in contention," said Tisdale. "He has had a tough week again and there is a lot going on.
"It is not easy when you have got turmoil in your situation. He is unsettled at the moment and I am just being considerate and respectful to him.
"There is nothing clever about it. You have to be physically and mentally right to play a game of football.
"He has had a difficult couple of weeks and I didn't feel it was appropriate for him to play on Friday night.
"But he may well play tonight – I'm not sure yet. Tonight is a different game and we will wait and see what happens. He didn't train up until Friday because of a hamstring injury he picked up when he came off the bench against MK Dons. So it hasn't been a good time for him."
EXETER City manager Paul Tisdale faces a tough decision over whether to play Ryan Harley in tonight's Johnstone's Paint Trophy southern section final first leg against Brentford at Griffin Park.
EXETER City manager Paul Tisdale faces a tough decision over whether to play Ryan Harley in tonight's Johnstone's Paint Trophy southern section final first leg against Brentford at Griffin Park.
The midfielder was not part of the matchday squad for Friday night's 1-1 npower League One draw against the same opponents at the same venue following growing transfer speculation surrounding the talented midfielder.
Tisdale admits Harley has become 'unsettled' since it emerged that league leaders Brighton had two bids for the 25-year-old rejected.
And, with other clubs understood to be keeping close tabs on Harley, Tisdale is mulling over whether to start him in tonight's crunch match.
"He may be in contention," said Tisdale. "He has had a tough week again and there is a lot going on.
"It is not easy when you have got turmoil in your situation. He is unsettled at the moment and I am just being considerate and respectful to him.
"There is nothing clever about it. You have to be physically and mentally right to play a game of football.
"He has had a difficult couple of weeks and I didn't feel it was appropriate for him to play on Friday night.
"But he may well play tonight – I'm not sure yet. Tonight is a different game and we will wait and see what happens. He didn't train up until Friday because of a hamstring injury he picked up when he came off the bench against MK Dons. So it hasn't been a good time for him."
EXETER City manager Paul Tisdale faces a tough decision over whether to play Ryan Harley in tonight's Johnstone's Paint Trophy southern section final first leg against Brentford at Griffin Park.
Kalimantan Gull
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Can't help thinking Exeter have really messed this one up, going public with the bids, unsettling the player and now will probably be forced to sell to us.
mike79
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can never understand why a club would go public about receiving a bid 
probably just want to extract more cash with a bidding war
probably just want to extract more cash with a bidding war
Kalimantan Gull
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can never understand why a club would go public about receiving a bid
probably just want to extract more cash with a bidding war
Exactly, but if they get noi more bids they may have to sell under the odds to us or keep an unsettled player. Still a couple of weeks in the window though
Kalimantan Gull
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can never understand why a club would go public about receiving a bid
probably just want to extract more cash with a bidding war
Oh, I see you're a Norwich fan. Yes, I guess the parallels are there with Bennett; although Harley is out of contract in the summer and obviously wants to leave; whereas Bennett recently signed a new 4 year contract and is happy here. My point about Harley is that there seems no chance Exeter can get him to sign a new contract now if a transfer falls through.
Do you ever sleep?
Kalimantan Gull
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severnside gull
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according to the exeter forum QPR were after him but have pulled out and he now looks likely to head to SCC.......
who knows?
who knows?
daveinprague
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Whilst I agree he is a good player, isnt he slightly too ugly to join the flairniacs?
sydney
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ooh i'd love to gazump the fuckers.......he does look quite handy and i think perryman and tisdale would be wrong to deny him the chance to move to a better placed club and also around 300 large into the exeter city coffers.
shouldn't let sarvamptan have him...!!! imho.
severnside gull
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the rumour that he will sign for scc is quite strong on the exeter forum but from Gus' reaction on the Argus Q&A it looks like we are still in with a shout