Taybha
Whalewhine
According to thorntons best mates mums boyfriends sister in laws aunty,he will sign for us on friday,as he cant find a pen at the moment. This is a fully paid up boney fliddy rummour not to be confused whith pretendy type rummours
For Those That Think Dick Tight Has Got No Money
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Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Not the club, I remember him saying himself that what we offered him was very good. He was on a free at the end of the season and wanted to try and get into the Championship I seem to recall (which he didn't).
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,794
You didn't get my gag did you.......?
Box of Frogs
Zamoras Left Boot
Phil McHunt?!?!
The Large One
Who's Next?
That sounds more like it.
The Large One
Who's Next?
Consider yourself OWNED Giraffe
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,645
any guesses on who the other SUBSTANTIAL offer is for
Kaka?
£500 per week, a free EasyJet flight to Milan whenever he feels like it, and all the sticks of rock he can eat.
Mendoza
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Enquiries flood in
Simon Smedley
COUNTY boss Jim Gannon is anticipating a hectic few weeks as he continues to remould his squad during the current transfer window.
None of the club’s prized assets have left Edgeley Park yet, but that situation is sure to change before the January 31 deadline.
Gannon said: "There have been lots of enquiries, and the odd offer for certain players, but so far none have been suitable for either the club or the player concerned.
"I’m sure several clubs will be homing in on some of our players over the coming week or so though.
"With all the players set to be coming in and going out of the club, off the training pitch it’s certainly going to be a difficult and demanding period for me.
"I have got a further three loan signings lined up to join us, but whether they do come in now depends on which players leave the club."
Two players have left County during the last week, as well as one of the backroom staff.
After making 120 County appearances, midfielder Jason Taylor has joined Rotherham United on a free transfer.
He has signed a two-and-a-half year contract with the Millers.
Young defender Gianluca Havern, who scored the winning goal against Brentford last May in his only senior County outing, has been released.
He looks likely to be joining Mansfield Town having gone to Field Mill on trial this week.
Goalkeeping coach Dave Felgate has also left County, and has taken up a full-time position with Manchester City’s Academy.
Jim McNulty, Owain fon Williams, Michael Rose, Gareth Owen and James Tunnicliffe continue to be linked with moves away from Edgeley Park.
Meanwhile, Gannon had a few minor injury worries to contend with ahead of last night’s trip to Swindon.
Striker Peter Thompson [illness] and wide-man Leon McSweeney [ankle] didn’t travel, while Owen has picked up a hamstring strain.
New loan signings Robbie Threlfall and Dave Mooney were both set to feature in the County 16
Simon Smedley
COUNTY boss Jim Gannon is anticipating a hectic few weeks as he continues to remould his squad during the current transfer window.
None of the club’s prized assets have left Edgeley Park yet, but that situation is sure to change before the January 31 deadline.
Gannon said: "There have been lots of enquiries, and the odd offer for certain players, but so far none have been suitable for either the club or the player concerned.
"I’m sure several clubs will be homing in on some of our players over the coming week or so though.
"With all the players set to be coming in and going out of the club, off the training pitch it’s certainly going to be a difficult and demanding period for me.
"I have got a further three loan signings lined up to join us, but whether they do come in now depends on which players leave the club."
Two players have left County during the last week, as well as one of the backroom staff.
After making 120 County appearances, midfielder Jason Taylor has joined Rotherham United on a free transfer.
He has signed a two-and-a-half year contract with the Millers.
Young defender Gianluca Havern, who scored the winning goal against Brentford last May in his only senior County outing, has been released.
He looks likely to be joining Mansfield Town having gone to Field Mill on trial this week.
Goalkeeping coach Dave Felgate has also left County, and has taken up a full-time position with Manchester City’s Academy.
Jim McNulty, Owain fon Williams, Michael Rose, Gareth Owen and James Tunnicliffe continue to be linked with moves away from Edgeley Park.
Meanwhile, Gannon had a few minor injury worries to contend with ahead of last night’s trip to Swindon.
Striker Peter Thompson [illness] and wide-man Leon McSweeney [ankle] didn’t travel, while Owen has picked up a hamstring strain.
New loan signings Robbie Threlfall and Dave Mooney were both set to feature in the County 16
R. Slicker
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- Jan 1, 2009
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To quote Harty on Scr after Dicks 5 Player announcement last transfer window.
There's no I in team, Mr. Knight
portslade seagull
Well-known member
What's happened to Matt Richards then
Don't think Micky thinks he is good enuff
sir albion
New member
what makes you think its dicks money(blooms)?150k is what was left over from our previous sales remember
The other player is probably non excistent or non league
The other player is probably non excistent or non league