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by Arch » 16 Jun 2008 17:17
I don;t know how likely that is. Portsmouth have some big earners such as Kanu, James and Campbell, yet their wage bill is not huge. My guess is players like Davis are not earning more than our top earners.chandog Wages may also be an issue as pompey are probably paying him more than we can afford
by rg6royal » 16 Jun 2008 18:00
ArchI don;t know how likely that is. Portsmouth have some big earners such as Kanu, James and Campbell, yet their wage bill is not huge. My guess is players like Davis are not earning more than our top earners.chandog Wages may also be an issue as pompey are probably paying him more than we can afford
by Streets » 16 Jun 2008 18:07
by Wycombe Royal » 17 Jun 2008 09:46
by Hoop Blah » 17 Jun 2008 09:58
Streets This is a nonstarter. No way will he drop down a division. At the very worst he will join a Stoke or a West Brom.
by Alan Partridge » 17 Jun 2008 10:02
Hoop BlahStreets This is a nonstarter. No way will he drop down a division. At the very worst he will join a Stoke or a West Brom.
You'd have thought so but you'd have said the same about James Beattie last season.
I get the impression that Davis is a bit of southern boy who doesn't want to go too far up north. All his clubs have been down south and he's good mates with O'Neil, who it would seem didn't find moving up north to be a good thing.
I doubt there is any mileage in this one but you never know.
by Hoop Blah » 17 Jun 2008 10:09
Alan PartridgeHoop BlahStreets This is a nonstarter. No way will he drop down a division. At the very worst he will join a Stoke or a West Brom.
You'd have thought so but you'd have said the same about James Beattie last season.
I get the impression that Davis is a bit of southern boy who doesn't want to go too far up north. All his clubs have been down south and he's good mates with O'Neil, who it would seem didn't find moving up north to be a good thing.
I doubt there is any mileage in this one but you never know.
Totally different attitude at the two clubs m8. There is NO WAY Reading would spend £4-5 million on a player in the CCC. They wouldn't do it in the Premiership!
by Stranded » 17 Jun 2008 12:39
by Alan Partridge » 17 Jun 2008 12:44
Stranded Well the Brum bid is apparently (or will apparently be) £1m so who knows, if we can match that and offer him the chance to stay in the South.
by Stranded » 17 Jun 2008 12:55
by Alan Partridge » 17 Jun 2008 13:05
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