milesblinn

wouldnt rule it out, def agree with your comments!

stoke have been refused permision to speak to pullis but hes ready to quit to return-sky sports news. This merry go round could well be on!

i texted my rangers mate north of the border and he did rang back,they did want to take a irish midfielder on trial by the name of milligan but for some reason it didnt go through, Rangers were keen though appartently,but not on his brother the goalkeeper, i think he said he either plays for cliftonville or he watched a highlight of his team against cliftonville in a irish cup.Could be a good move!

The only reason Green injured himself is, as you will have seen if you watch the replays he actually completely fluffs his kick and loses his balance. Now a feel sorry for Green but the fact he will be replaced by Scott Carson who is on loan at sheff wed again next year with a view to a perminant move says a lot for english goalkeepers at the moment. We have a fine replacement in gallagher who was only finally given a chance by worthy by luck {green injury} rather than worthy wanting to give him a chance. With Green more or less saying he wants to leave anyway i do not see this as much of a problem. I have long thought of Geen as overated and it seems a lot of fans are blind to this. I will be be the first to admit he has done well to keep us in games at times, but people should also acknowledge he has cost us a few aswell. In the premiership he simply wasnt good enough and was prone to too many errors that you just cant make at that standard, and had he been playing for one of the big sides he seems set on joining these mistakes would have been scroutinised severly by the press a lot more than whilst playing for city. Ive seen him pull off some terriffic saves but at the end of the day hes no big loss to England, or Norwich when he leaves this summer.

how about this for a worthy song to the tune of blame it on the boogie! dont blame it on the jarrett dont blame it on the ashton dont blame it on the the foley BLAME IT ON THE WORTHY!

....my uncles a employee behind the scenes (wont say anymore) and he has told me that the board want to bring in an ex Norwich player to work alongside Worthington to improve the relationship with the fans. Names mentioned in the air so far have been Robert Fleck, Dale Gordon, Mark Bowen, Dave Watson and Ian Crook,with Robert Fleck the boards favourite choice, but worthington is putting his foot down as he sees them as a direct threat to his job. Worthington himself wants to bring in former Sheff Wed Collegue and Mansfield Town manager Peter Shirtliff as he trusts him and dosent see him as a threat to his job if things go wrong again. I personally see Shirtliff as a bad move .Has anyone got anymore info on this move?