Stranded Indeed, keep Hunt on the right.
A left hand side of Shorey and Taylor would be excellent IMO. Two players who like to get forward and could cover each other's role perfectly.
Poor Bobby.
by Rawlie19 » 09 Jan 2008 10:22
Stranded Indeed, keep Hunt on the right.
A left hand side of Shorey and Taylor would be excellent IMO. Two players who like to get forward and could cover each other's role perfectly.
by Hoop Blah » 09 Jan 2008 10:26
SlinkyHoop BlahNorfolk RoyalSlinkyThe whole year inn Are we still sure about this Slinky?
A lot of press saying he has virtually signed for for Bolton
what press?
I'm only telling you all what has come through my friend who is very good friends with Taylor, i still believe it will happen!
Surely it's only going to happen if we sell Shorey?
Or Hunt!
or neither - aren't we supposed to want to strenthen the side, surely it's not a requirement to HAVE to sell before we buy a half decent player!
by Stranded » 09 Jan 2008 10:29
Rawlie19Stranded Indeed, keep Hunt on the right.
A left hand side of Shorey and Taylor would be excellent IMO. Two players who like to get forward and could cover each other's role perfectly.
Poor Bobby.
by Hoop Blah » 09 Jan 2008 10:29
Stranded Indeed, keep Hunt on the right.
A left hand side of Shorey and Taylor would be excellent IMO. Two players who like to get forward and could cover each other's role perfectly.
by Hoop Blah » 09 Jan 2008 10:32
StrandedRawlie19Stranded Indeed, keep Hunt on the right.
A left hand side of Shorey and Taylor would be excellent IMO. Two players who like to get forward and could cover each other's role perfectly.
Poor Bobby.
Can't play everybody and IF this move happens, that would IMO give us the most balanced left side we've ever had.
by Rawlie19 » 09 Jan 2008 11:06
by West Stand Flash » 09 Jan 2008 11:50
by Row Z Royal » 09 Jan 2008 11:53
West Stand Flash http://www.sunderlandecho.com/sport/Portsmouth-star-rejects-Sunderland-move.3652697.jp
Portsmouth star rejects Sunderland move
Sunderland have had a bid accepted for Portsmouth's Matt Taylor, but the midfielder is keen to remain in the south.
And last night Birmingham City's French international Olivier Kapo emerged as a target for the Black Cats, who look like missing out on Blackburn's Robbie Savage.
Sunderland boss Roy Keane's efforts to add steel to his midfield are stalling on geographical details.
Taylor has a home in Oxfordshire and is keen not to uproot his settled family. The word from Pompey is that he may be waiting on interest from Reading to firm up.
Bolton have also had a bid accepted for the 26-year-old – who scored one of the best goals seen at the Stadium of Light the season before last – but Wanderers are also preparing themselves for disappointment after feeling they were close to agreement over the weekend.
Savage is close to joining Derby County, who look certain to be relegated but would also offer the Welshman the option not to move house.
Both Taylor and Savage want to leave their current clubs and have options.
by Ian Royal » 09 Jan 2008 11:55
by TheLawnMowerMan » 09 Jan 2008 12:20
SlinkyTheLawnMowerManSlinky Right people i didn't tell you this but things are looking good on the Taylor front.
Clubs agreed fee.
Player happy with terms offered.
Player happy with club facilities and personnel after having had a look around.
Contracts to be exchanged on 1st Jan so barring any late stupid bids from the top few clubs then he is ours.....RESULT!
a) He played against us, and would not have done if the deal was agreed etc.
b) It's over a week into Jan, so all of these posts stipulating that it's a done deal are fiction.
c) SC says we are not after any left sided players.
d) We already have Hunt and Convey for the left.
I think we can give up on this one now.
will you apologise if you're wrong cos i will?
by Dangerous » 09 Jan 2008 13:00
Ian Royal Still can't see this happening, though I'd have no problem with Hunt and a specialist right winger for the right. Would certainly spell the end of the Bobster IMO.
I'll hold my hands up if it does happen Slinky.
by Ian Royal » 09 Jan 2008 13:06
DangerousIan Royal Still can't see this happening, though I'd have no problem with Hunt and a specialist right winger for the right. Would certainly spell the end of the Bobster IMO.
I'll hold my hands up if it does happen Slinky.
Everything is in place, it's RFC dragging their heels on this now, Matty is ready to sign on the dotted line.
by TheLawnMowerMan » 09 Jan 2008 13:07
Dangerous Everything is in place, it's RFC dragging their heels on this now, Matty is ready to sign on the dotted line.
by TheLawnMowerMan » 09 Jan 2008 13:11
Ian Royal I certainly wouldn't dispute Taylor wanting to come here. I would dispute us being willing to sign him when we have two good left wingers, a good left back and a decent young left back prospect.
by Ian Royal » 09 Jan 2008 13:14
TheLawnMowerManIan Royal I certainly wouldn't dispute Taylor wanting to come here. I would dispute us being willing to sign him when we have two good left wingers, a good left back and a decent young left back prospect.
I have a feeling Goldbourne is a fading prospect. The club weren't even bothered about him being cup tied unlike the rest of the Bournemouth loanees.
He hasn't set the world alight either, and wasn't he a regular in the league while at Bristol City? Not much progress to speak of.
by Slinky » 09 Jan 2008 13:16
DangerousIan Royal Still can't see this happening, though I'd have no problem with Hunt and a specialist right winger for the right. Would certainly spell the end of the Bobster IMO.
I'll hold my hands up if it does happen Slinky.
Everything is in place, it's RFC dragging their heels on this now, Matty is ready to sign on the dotted line.
by Ian Royal » 09 Jan 2008 13:17
SlinkyDangerousIan Royal Still can't see this happening, though I'd have no problem with Hunt and a specialist right winger for the right. Would certainly spell the end of the Bobster IMO.
I'll hold my hands up if it does happen Slinky.
Everything is in place, it's RFC dragging their heels on this now, Matty is ready to sign on the dotted line.
I was just going to post exactly the same thing....come on RFC get your finger out - they must have some doubt over something otherwise it's in the clubs best interests to sort it out quickly!
by Old Biscuitman » 09 Jan 2008 13:18
TheLawnMowerManIan Royal I certainly wouldn't dispute Taylor wanting to come here. I would dispute us being willing to sign him when we have two good left wingers, a good left back and a decent young left back prospect.
I have a feeling Goldbourne is a fading prospect. The club weren't even bothered about him being cup tied unlike the rest of the Bournemouth loanees.
He hasn't set the world alight either, and wasn't he a regular in the league while at Bristol City? Not much progress to speak of.
by Wycombe Royal » 09 Jan 2008 13:45
by Slinky » 09 Jan 2008 14:09
Wycombe Royal I have heard that it is Portsmouth dragging their heels as they are currently very short of players and won't let anyone leave until some players have been brought in.
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