The club will have a very simply answer to that though, he is not for sale.Royal Rother wrote:I fear someone is going to come in with £10m for him in January.
He is that good.
If Reading sell him before his contract is out it will be for more than 10 million. As we saw with Sidwell, who wanted to leave, until he's a free agent Reading are not letting him go and they expect him to be a professional about it. Doyle is extremely important, especially at the moment.Royal Rother wrote:Let's hope so. (Would they stand in his way if it was Man Utd though?)
Anyway, meantime, I'm just enjoying him for us.
8 in 6 ideally!doylefan wrote:top leading scorer!! couldnt ask for more. 5 in 5! lets hope he can make it 6 in 6 on weds
sounds even better to meForbury Lion wrote:8 in 6 ideally!doylefan wrote:top leading scorer!! couldnt ask for more. 5 in 5! lets hope he can make it 6 in 6 on weds
and no one can argue that!!!1871 Royal wrote:Kevin Doyle IS our best striker. FACT!
KEVIN KEVIN DOYLE
Would that by any chance ment to be no one.doylefan wrote:and know one can argue that!!!1871 Royal wrote:Kevin Doyle IS our best striker. FACT!
KEVIN KEVIN DOYLE
A post after my own heart - good one mate!higher wrote:The PFA Young Player of the Year is awarded at the end of every English football season, by the members of the Professional Footballers' Association, the players union. All professional footballers, regardless of nationality, under the age of 23 playing in the English leagues are eligible for the award. The award is the most prestigious honour available specifically to young footballers given in England. The award was first given in 1974.
1974 Kevin Beattie Ipswich Town
1975 Mervyn Day West Ham United
1976 Peter Barnes Manchester City
1977 Andy Gray Aston Villa
1978 Tony Woodcock Nottingham Forest
1979 Cyrille Regis West Bromwich Albion
1980 Glenn Hoddle Tottenham Hotspur
1981 Gary Shaw Aston Villa
1982 Steve Moran Southampton
1983 Ian Rush Liverpool
1984 Paul Walsh Luton Town
1985 Mark Hughes Manchester United
1986 Tony Cottee West Ham United
1987 Tony Adams Arsenal
1988 Paul Gascoigne Newcastle United
1989 Paul Merson Arsenal
1990 Matthew Le Tissier Southampton
1991 Lee Sharpe Manchester United
1992 Ryan Giggs Manchester United
1993 Ryan Giggs Manchester United
1994 Andy Cole Newcastle United
1995 Robbie Fowler Liverpool
1996 Robbie Fowler Liverpool
1997 David Beckham Manchester United
1998 Michael Owen Liverpool
1999 Nicolas Anelka Arsenal
2000 Harry Kewell Leeds United
2001 Steven Gerrard Liverpool
2002 Craig Bellamy Newcastle United
2003 Jermaine Jenas Newcastle United
2004 Scott Parker Chelsea
2005 Wayne Rooney Manchester United
2006 Wayne Rooney Manchester United
2007 KEVIN KEVIN DOYLE Reading
yep thats what i mean, stupic typo - fixed now1871 Royal wrote:Would that by any chance ment to be no one.doylefan wrote:and know one can argue that!!!1871 Royal wrote:Kevin Doyle IS our best striker. FACT!
KEVIN KEVIN DOYLE![]()
But overall you are right in what you say.
Good good dont want to see the grammar level of this site to go downdoylefan wrote:yep thats what i mean, stupic typo - fixed now1871 Royal wrote:Would that by any chance ment to be no one.doylefan wrote: and know one can argue that!!!![]()
But overall you are right in what you say.
Something seems strange to me, there is no LOLeeds, no Southampton and no NigeLOL Quashiejetsetwilly wrote:The bbc get it right though.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... efault.stm
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