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I have just read somewhere that Sunderland have told Cattermole he is surplus to requirements, we all know his disapline problems but I would be after him like a shot.
Haven’t heard one bad rumour so far. Like the sound of some of these. McGugan would really whet the appetite, An all action midfielder.
patterson isnt coming signed for huddersfield
Doyle is crap, he’s found his level, he’ll probably still be lucky to hit 10 this season.
this is what really pisses me off how some fans can instantly form a opinion about a player without actually see the player playing[/quote]
35, I wouldn’t even bother reading the drivel that Cup Winners comes out with. He’s probably another of Wiganmmon’s multis.[/quote]
J.K Latics stalking me again ? , anyone who writes a book about Latics and stalks Martinez to the point he has to leave to get away from you is definitely creepy.your avatar speaks volumes J.K.
Something must be going amiss at home with your obsession.
You spend far too much time on here , get a life…Kevin Phillips stalling on a deal at palace, and says he’s interested in an offer from another club ‘at a good level’ I’m presuming championship, I’d be happy if it was us, the type of player to do a job for you for the season, still knows where the net is and I think with macca and Maloney would score 15-20, what dust reckon?
Sky Sports understands a host of Championship clubs are weighing up moves for former Manchester United striker John Cofie.
Cofie, 20, is available on a free transfer after leaving Old Trafford earlier this summer.
United signed Cofie in 2007 as a 14-year-old from Burnley with United beating a host of clubs to the teenage sensation’s signature.
Cofie failed to make the breakthrough at Old Trafford and he had spells out on loan at Royal Antwerp, Sheffield United and Notts County over the last 18 months.
The powerful striker is keen to fix himself up at a new club as he looks to be playing regular first-team football and a number of Championship sides are battling for his signature.
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