Dwight gayle.

[Carrow Road 0]

How true it is I don''t know but iv heard that we have made enquiries around the availability of him. But have also been made aware that there is interest from other premier league clubs! It''s a trusted source but still not known how much legs this one will have!

P.s holt will not be here next season!

[SYG 0]

I don''t want either of them here next season

[TIL 1010 5,246]

So you have heard something that you don''t know if it is true or whether to believe it or how reliable it is but trust the source.

Thanks for that.[*-)][:^)]

[Webbo118 0]

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So you have heard something that you don''t know if it is true or whether to believe it or how reliable it is but trust the source.

Thanks for that.[*-)][:^)]

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I think it''s sometimes called "having a dream"

[York Canary 29]

This is what some ex-player said about him

 

Peterborough are revelling in the pressure-cooker environment at the foot of the Championship and have embarked on an excellent eight-game unbeaten run that should ensure the relegation fight goes right down to the final game of the season, which for Posh will be away at Crystal Palace. Onto your question, Craig, and I have been very impressed by the loan/transfer policy of Darren Ferguson (pictured) this season but still believe that without real finances Peterborough will continue to yo-yo between the Championship and League One. Dwight Gayle, though, has been a revelation; he has hit the ground running - and, boy, can he run! The 22-year-old has been right in the goals, banging in 12 in his 24 appearances since joining from Dagenham & Redbridge, which is a brilliant return. Gayle is grabbing his chance with both hands and has not dwelt on his release from Arsenal as a youngster; he scored 57 goals in a season for Stansted, and 43 while on loan at Bishop''s Stortford from the Daggers. He has retained that hunger, energy, pace and trickery at the Posh and if he continues to listen and learn, he will have a very bright future