Grendel
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On that basis Adam barton's midfield genius should have gained us promotion two seasons ago.
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On that basis Adam barton's midfield genius should have gained us promotion two seasons ago.
Kingokings204
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SkyBlue_Bear83
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Yes that is clearly what he said, all frees are good players.
For a moment there I though you had completely missed the point.
Kingokings204
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All I said was, generally you get what you pay for in life. Some frees will be shit and will some eastwoods. That's life.
percy
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And some big money transfers will be like Torres and ozil !!
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tbf they could both do a job for us.
Hobo
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Especially with the assistance of Manset and Slager!
Kingokings204
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Apparently he has signed a 1 year deal and confirmed later today.
Great news.
Great news.
lewys33
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Never forget.
Sub
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Interesting comments at the bottom of the page :thinking about:
:thinking about:
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/28563845
Coventry City: Marcus Tudgay says
move was a 'no-brainer'
Marcus Tudgay
says he is excited by the set-up at Coventry City and his decision to sign on at
the League One club was a "no-brainer".
The 31-year-old former Nottingham Forest striker agreed a one-year deal
after spending pre-season with Steven Pressley's Sky Blues .
"I've been with them for two weeks and there are quality players in the
team," Tudgay said.
"I'm impressed and it was a no-brainer me coming here, I'm happy."
Tudgay's three-year spell with Forest came to an end this summer and, after
playing only three times in a two-month loan at Charlton at the end of last
season, he is looking forward to the chance of playing regular first-team
football under boss Steven Pressley.
"I just want to crack on now, get my fitness higher and help the club,"
Tudgay added to BBC Coventry and
Warwickshire.
"I've bought into what the gaffer wants and I'm happy with it, coming here
was something I wanted."
The Sky Blues open their League One campaign with a trip to Bradford on
Saturday, 9 August before playing their first "home" game of the season in
Northampton against Cardiff in the League Cup four days later.
Coventry are playing at the Cobblers' Sixfields Stadium after leaving the Ricoh
Arena in a row over rent with the stadium's owners.
BBC Coventry and Warwickshire report that the Football League are due to make
an announcement on the situation early next month with the hope that potential
talks over returning the club to Coventry could follow.
"I've heard we can hopefully get back there," Tudgay said.
"It would be a massive plus, it would lift the boys, fans and the whole
city."
:thinking about:
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/28563845
Coventry City: Marcus Tudgay says
move was a 'no-brainer'
Marcus Tudgay
says he is excited by the set-up at Coventry City and his decision to sign on at
the League One club was a "no-brainer".
The 31-year-old former Nottingham Forest striker agreed a one-year deal
after spending pre-season with Steven Pressley's Sky Blues .
"I've been with them for two weeks and there are quality players in the
team," Tudgay said.
"I'm impressed and it was a no-brainer me coming here, I'm happy."
Tudgay's three-year spell with Forest came to an end this summer and, after
playing only three times in a two-month loan at Charlton at the end of last
season, he is looking forward to the chance of playing regular first-team
football under boss Steven Pressley.
"I just want to crack on now, get my fitness higher and help the club,"
Tudgay added to BBC Coventry and
Warwickshire.
"I've bought into what the gaffer wants and I'm happy with it, coming here
was something I wanted."
The Sky Blues open their League One campaign with a trip to Bradford on
Saturday, 9 August before playing their first "home" game of the season in
Northampton against Cardiff in the League Cup four days later.
Coventry are playing at the Cobblers' Sixfields Stadium after leaving the Ricoh
Arena in a row over rent with the stadium's owners.
BBC Coventry and Warwickshire report that the Football League are due to make
an announcement on the situation early next month with the hope that potential
talks over returning the club to Coventry could follow.
"I've heard we can hopefully get back there," Tudgay said.
"It would be a massive plus, it would lift the boys, fans and the whole
city."
God I hope this isn't true McQuoid is garbage and if this is one of their genuine main targets I'm starting to worry
diggerdaley
New Member
Is Tudgay thick or something "no brainer" the club is in complete disarray, smallest crowds in league 1, never far from a points deduction & possibly fighting relegation,I can only guess he's desperate & no other club wants him.
dongonzalos
Well-Known Member
Tudgay also followed the lead of his manager and fellow new signings Danny Swanson and Jim O'Brien in insisting the club would be better off back at the Ricoh Arena.
“I’ve heard we can hopefully get back there,” Tudgay said.
“It would be a massive plus, it would lift the boys, fans and the whole city.”
“I’ve heard we can hopefully get back there,” Tudgay said.
“It would be a massive plus, it would lift the boys, fans and the whole city.”
