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Apart from having the best name in football, he could also be a Saints player soon, according to the Non League Paper.

 

The Kettering defender is apparently subject of interest from Notts County and us. And in the past has interested Palace, Sheffield United, Plymouth and Crewe.

 

A St Mary's source told the NLP: "The new manager Alan Pardew is on the lookout for a big, no-nonsense centre-half from the Non-League game and, from what he's been told, the boy at Kettering fits the bill perfectly."

 

Sounds good to me.

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George Boyd, Fitz Hall and Michael Kightly spring to mind

 

And the list of good players picked up from non-league goes on, but I wonder why the "source" would specify that Pardew was looking to sign someone form the non-league game.

 

Seems to me that that bit may have been added to give this rumour greater credence.

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George Boyd, Fitz Hall and Michael Kightly spring to mind

 

Don't forget players like Geoff Horsfield, Barry Hayles and Efetebor Sodje. I'm still surprised no-one mentions Steve Finnan who is the only player to play in the Conference and all four professional divisions as well as winning the Champions League and representing Ireland at a World Cup.

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Oh well we're up against Notts County and Sven, Damn.

 

Now if ONLY we had been up against Man City we'd have had a chance...

 

 

 

And the other thought...

 

See what happens when you scare ITK's off this site? Poor old tac-tics has had to resort to leaking to the press instead of us

 

:-)

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That is the greatest name in the history of creation. Never mind football.

 

of course if it was creation ...he'd be called Genesis, I suppose..maybe he has a big brother, too ?

....but it's a fantastic name - isn't it ? I think we should sign him - just so as we have him on the squad list.

 

OK - so he can't move as fast as Usain Bolt.. but at 6' 6" ...he'd make the goal 3 feet narrower when he stands on the goal line ...great tactic AP !

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Apart from having the best name in football, he could also be a Saints player soon, according to the Non League Paper.

 

The Kettering defender is apparently subject of interest from Notts County and us. And in the past has interested Palace, Sheffield United, Plymouth and Crewe.

 

A St Mary's source told the NLP: "The new manager Alan Pardew is on the lookout for a big, no-nonsense centre-half from the Non-League game and, from what he's been told, the boy at Kettering fits the bill perfectly."

Sounds good to me.

 

........ " and because we've already spent £1 of ML's money, fits the Economy drive completely " .....:cool:

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Apart from having the best name in football, he could also be a Saints player soon, according to the Non League Paper.

 

The Kettering defender is apparently subject of interest from Notts County and us. And in the past has interested Palace, Sheffield United, Plymouth and Crewe.

 

A St Mary's source told the NLP: "The new manager Alan Pardew is on the lookout for a big, no-nonsense centre-half from the Non-League game and, from what he's been told, the boy at Kettering fits the bill perfectly."

 

Sounds good to me.

 

Notts County will get him IMHO

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Notts County will get him IMHO

 

I'm still trying to work out how Notts County are paying all their new recruits when they have the wage cap in L2 set at 60% of turnover. I've come to the conclusion that they're being clever and either the new owner has bought his season ticket for £5m or their new players are all playing for free but are being paid a large pro-rated signing on fee.

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I'm still trying to work out how Notts County are paying all their new recruits when they have the wage cap in L2 set at 60% of turnover. I've come to the conclusion that they're being clever and either the new owner has bought his season ticket for £5m or their new players are all playing for free but are being paid a large pro-rated signing on fee.

 

Since when has there been a wage cap in League 2?

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