Kitson wants out

[Royal Rother]

I doubt it.

Whatever the salary you get used to it and after a while it doesn't really mean anything. Professionalism, personal pride and a desire to win are what drive a bloke like Kitson - the last thing he'll be thinking of right now is "at least I've got more money than I would have had if I'd stayed at Reading".

[FiNeRaIn]

I doubt it.

Whatever the salary you get used to it and after a while it doesn't really mean anything. Professionalism, personal pride and a desire to win are what drive a bloke like Kitson - the last thing he'll be thinking of right now is "at least I've got more money than I would have had if I'd stayed at Reading".

Wow, agree.

[Royal Rother]

[Barry the bird boggler]

Holey cow!

[Royal Rother]

Just in case anyone wasn't quite sure eh?

[Victor Meldrew]

I doubt it.

Whatever the salary you get used to it and after a while it doesn't really mean anything. Professionalism, personal pride and a desire to win are what drive a bloke like Kitson - the last thing he'll be thinking of right now is "at least I've got more money than I would have had if I'd stayed at Reading".

And tomorrow he might be thinking "I'm glad to be playing at Old Trafford rather than at Bramall Lane".

[Dirk Gently]

I doubt it.

Whatever the salary you get used to it and after a while it doesn't really mean anything. Professionalism, personal pride and a desire to win are what drive a bloke like Kitson - the last thing he'll be thinking of right now is "at least I've got more money than I would have had if I'd stayed at Reading".

And tomorrow he might be thinking "I'm glad to be playing at Old Trafford rather than at Bramall Lane".

And tomorrow evening he might be thinking "lost again but Reading picked up their usual three points at Bramall Lane."

[Tommy Youlden's Ears]

I doubt it.

Whatever the salary you get used to it and after a while it doesn't really mean anything. Professionalism, personal pride and a desire to win are what drive a bloke like Kitson - the last thing he'll be thinking of right now is "at least I've got more money than I would have had if I'd stayed at Reading".

OK. Let me re-phrase that, for your points are sound. Some comfort.

[Forbury Lion]

Whatever the salary you get used to it

Not in all cases.

[Geekins]

Whatever the salary you get used to it

Not in all cases.

Robinho?

[S09Royal]

I doubt it.

Whatever the salary you get used to it and after a while it doesn't really mean anything. Professionalism, personal pride and a desire to win are what drive a bloke like Kitson - the last thing he'll be thinking of right now is "at least I've got more money than I would have had if I'd stayed at Reading".

And tomorrow he might be thinking "I'm glad to be playing at Old Trafford rather than at Bramall Lane".

And tomorrow evening he might be thinking "lost again but Reading picked up their usual three points at Bramall Lane."

Is he really getting more money at Stoke for his rubbish performances?!

ALOL at the goal he scored in the league cup...only for the ref to rule it offside.

A competition between Kitson and Kebe....who will score the first goal for their new clubs?
My bet's on Kebe...overly optimistic!

[The whole year inn]

How bad is this knee injury he sustained?

Off after 11 minutes...

[Smoking Kills Dancing Doe]

Stoke are mid table after pretty much waisting £10m on Kits/Sonks/Tonge/Soares

Certainly an odd one.

[Ian Royal]

Stoke are mid table after pretty much waisting £10m on Kits/Sonks/Tonge/Soares

Certainly an odd one.

And I believe I was one of the very few who called them as performing alright in the prem.

[smug] [smug/]

[Yorkshire Royal]

All the rumours I hear is that Tony Pulis has accepted Kitson is not going to fit into his system, he will always pick Sidibe in the "off the striker" role and Fuller's pace is required for that system. Therefore he will be sold, at a loss I would think, in January.

It's a shame, as most people who know about football accept he is a better player than both those other two...

Ian, I too thought Stoke would do alright, but it's a long way to go yet and they really do play awful football. Effective at times, but awful. Despite their reputation, good fans mostly and really get behind the team at The Brit..

[T.R.O.L.I.]

Stoke are mid table after pretty much waisting £10m on Kits/Sonks/Tonge/Soares

Certainly an odd one.

And I believe I was one of the very few who called them as performing alright in the prem.

[smug] [smug/]

4 places and 3 points above the relegation zone - they also haven't won a game away from home yet. A bit too early to turn the smugness on methinks...

[papereyes]

Like it stopped anyone last season

[The 17 Bus]

Mentioned on another thread, worries me a bit this one.

I can see Birmingham taking him on a loan to end of season with purchase clause on promotion, Philips is not getting any younger, and the rest are not firing them in.

[Deathy]

I can see why it causes you much concern.

Really, apart from him not being a Stoke player if/when Stoke stay up, and we lost out on around £1.5m, who cares?

[The 17 Bus]

If brum can take an auto spot, with help from Kitson, it has to make it harder ro us to go up, shirly