Callum Wilson - I'd love to play for the Sky Blues again (1 Viewer)

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Steve Carpo

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• Nov 26, 2015

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“I don’t really see a lot of Coventry people and I’ve not really been back that much so you don’t really know what people make of you when you’ve left.

“It was tough because I would have always liked to have played for Coventry in the higher divisions. When the club were in the Championship it would have been great to have been playing then.


“But when you’re playing in League One, ultimately you want to keep progressing and the only way for me to that was to leave unfortunately.


“Hopefully one day I can be putting on a Coventry shirt again. I’d love to see Coventry in the top flight and one day I’d like to play for them again.”

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Deleted member 2477

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #2

Armstrong replacement when we are in championship next year

 

sky_blue_up_north

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #3

Get him on loan, once he has recovered from his injury if Armstrong goes....

 

mechaishida

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #4

marcusp said:

Armstrong replacement when we are in championship next year

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Yes please.

 

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hamil99

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #5

Think Bournemouth will want to keep him next year when they get relegated, cant see them staying up with Wilson, Gradel and mings being out all season.

 

SkyBlue_Bear83

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #6

He's gonna need somewhere to get his fitness back when the injury heals.

 

Astute

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #7

He wants to come back one day?


One day is all we could afford him for.

 

covcity4life

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #8

lets hope bournemouth get relegated and howe leaves and they go back to being shite. chance we get him back then

 

mrtrench

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #9

You don't think that's he's done enough to be snapped up by a Premiership side if the Cherries are relegated?

 

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hamil99

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• Nov 26, 2015

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mrtrench said:

You don't think that's he's done enough to be snapped up by a Premiership side if the Cherries are relegated?[/QUOT

The thing with Wilson is, he was on fire before he got injured, but in fairness he hasn't played that many Premier League games. I think if you were a team moving up to the Premiership you would take the risk, but i dont think to many Premier league teams would, look at Charlie Austin.

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chiefdave

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• Nov 26, 2015

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mrtrench said:

You don't think that's he's done enough to be snapped up by a Premiership side if the Cherries are relegated?

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Is he due to come back before the end of the season? If he does and shows decent form, if not would a Prem side take the risk. If he's sold to a Prem side I'd think the fee would be a lot higher.

 

mrtrench

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #12

Well the thing is, that B'mouth have money. So I can imagine them selling to, say, Stoke or even Leicester for £++ but I cannot imagine they'll let us buy him back for what we could afford. I wouldn't imagine we'll be spending as much as £500k on a player next year even if promoted. They'll want more.

 

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oscillatewildly

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #13

Would love to have you back Callum, but you'll have to join the queue son.

 

covcity4life

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• Nov 26, 2015

• #14

I am assuming he would stay half a season to get fitness back thrn he would join cov who are 15 pts clear at top of championship!

 

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skyblue025

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• Nov 27, 2015

• #15

Plenty of teams wanted Austin. He turned down 3 moves as he didn't want to leave London area.

 

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4waspsting

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• Nov 28, 2015

• #16

But at the moment i'd like to play for Bournemouth in the near future

 

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Macca

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• Nov 28, 2015

• #17

Sorry mate you are history!