RUMOUR - Hunt to Sunderland

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by The Surgeon of Crowthorne » 14 Jan 2008 09:43

According to the Beeb's teletext service, the Mirror says that Sunderland have now tabled £5M for Hunt.

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by Amongst the sheep » 14 Jan 2008 10:09

As do Talk Sport

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by Uke » 14 Jan 2008 10:12

The 5M for hunt would fund the 4.1 for Taylor plus agents fees, etc...

Would Sunderland really need both Hunt and Taylor?

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by Tilehurst Mike » 14 Jan 2008 10:22

Uke The 5M for hunt would fund the 4.1 for Taylor plus agents fees, etc...

Would Sunderland really need both Hunt and Taylor?


We should be looking to ADD and STRENGTHEN the current squad--not weaken it. Hunt is probably player of the season at the moment, so what's the logic of getting rid!

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by brighton_royal » 14 Jan 2008 10:23

Tilehurst Mike
Uke The 5M for hunt would fund the 4.1 for Taylor plus agents fees, etc...

Would Sunderland really need both Hunt and Taylor?


We should be looking to ADD and STRENGTHEN the current squad--not weaken it. Hunt is probably player of the season at the moment, so what's the logic of getting rid!


No logic.

So he's more than likely off then.


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by RG6 » 14 Jan 2008 10:30

Coppell has said time and again that Sunderland can come asking and the answer will be the same. Why should this be any different?

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by Oi Oi Saveloy » 14 Jan 2008 10:34

RG6 Coppell has said time and again that Sunderland can come asking and the answer will be the same. Why should this be any different?


Depends what sort of money Sunderland offer. If they make an absolutely stupid offer, then every player has thei price, and considering its Sunderland, thats not entirely out of the question.

Also worh remembering the SC has said that if a player does not want to play for the club, it is btter for them to move on so Hunt does have a significant say in all of this.

But after saying that, tI still expect him to be at the club at the end of the seaon, but nothing surprises me in football anymore.

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by Slinky » 14 Jan 2008 10:44

RG6 Coppell has said time and again that Sunderland can come asking and the answer will be the same. Why should this be any different?


and i've said time and time again, Taylor has said he won't move North and Sunderland the ars* end of the country so can't see it happening.

Not that anyone should believe what i said compared to Sir Steve!

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by lozz2601 » 14 Jan 2008 16:16

He has categorically come out and said Hunt isn't going anywhere.
Change that and Coppell begins to look slightly foolish.


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by Platypuss » 14 Jan 2008 16:19

lozz2601 He has categorically come out and said Hunt isn't going anywhere.
Change that and Coppell begins to look slightly foolish.


He's also said that he won't stand in a player's way if they really want to leave.

Take your pick.

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by Uke » 14 Jan 2008 16:27

lozz2601 He has categorically come out and said Hunt isn't going anywhere.
Change that and Coppell begins to look slightly foolish.


"Categorically" is only what some posters on here have thought he said

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 165934.stm

Is this categorical? I think not

"The reality was that they made a bid but we would like our core players to be happy staying here."

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by Royal With Cheese » 14 Jan 2008 16:30

Copps has been on SSN all this afternoon saying the Hunty is going nowhere.

He sounded pretty definate to me.

Hunty will still be a Royal on Feb 1.

Probably.

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by Focher » 14 Jan 2008 16:31

Uke
lozz2601 He has categorically come out and said Hunt isn't going anywhere.
Change that and Coppell begins to look slightly foolish.


"Categorically" is only what some posters on here have thought he said

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 165934.stm

Is this categorical? I think not

"The reality was that they made a bid but we would like our core players to be happy staying here."


i think he might be refering to a new interview on SSN today


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by Platypuss » 14 Jan 2008 16:32

Uke
lozz2601 He has categorically come out and said Hunt isn't going anywhere.
Change that and Coppell begins to look slightly foolish.


"Categorically" is only what some posters on here have thought he said

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 165934.stm

Is this categorical? I think not

"The reality was that they made a bid but we would like our core players to be happy staying here."


That was last week's.

Today's is:

"He has got a contract with us and he is a top professional. He'll see his contract out, and if there is any change in that we shall let you know," he told Sky Sports News.

"We don't have to sell any player for the money. We don't have to do anything purely on a financial basis.

"He's not going anywhere."

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by Old Biscuitman » 14 Jan 2008 16:51

Our Steve is very good at having a foot planted firmly on each side of the fence, it seems.

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by Row Z Royal » 14 Jan 2008 16:54

Hopefully it's a very short fence, other wise...go go gadget legs.

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by lozz2601 » 14 Jan 2008 20:43

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Uke
lozz2601 He has categorically come out and said Hunt isn't going anywhere.
Change that and Coppell begins to look slightly foolish.


"Categorically" is only what some posters on here have thought he said

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 165934.stm

Is this categorical? I think not

"The reality was that they made a bid but we would like our core players to be happy staying here."


i think he might be refering to a new interview on SSN today


*Ahem*
She.

The interviewer said "Definately?" Coppell said "For definate".
Or something that conclusive.

Looking at the Sunderland forum, they are still adamant he is going to Sunderland and that he wants to, and that Coppell saying No is really Yes.
They compare it to Saha's move to United and Fulham's responses, saying the player wanted to go.

Fulham to Man U > Reading to Sunderland;.

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by Victor Meldrew » 14 Jan 2008 21:15

After yesterday's performance by Richardson why on earth would Sunderland splash out £5million on an inferior left-winger?
With Sidwell supposedly soon on board and after yesterday's performance it looks as though Sunderland will make a fight of it for the rest of the season-hopefully we will stay 2 points ahead of them all the way.

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