Victor Meldrew Thought I had better get in first.
A goal from 50 yards and one from 2 yards-is there no end to the boy's talent?
Presumably Sunderland would have to offer at least £10 million now to have any chance of getting Huntaldo.
Hampshire RoyalVictor Meldrew Thought I had better get in first.
A goal from 50 yards and one from 2 yards-is there no end to the boy's talent?
Presumably Sunderland would have to offer at least £10 million now to have any chance of getting Huntaldo.
So you weren't at the game then? Neither was I, but I've seen quotes from people saying that Hunt played a very good captain's game.
I've no idea why you've got a downer on Hunt, unless it's simply to state an opinion that goes against everyone else's.
That Friday Feeling He admits there is uncertainty whether he will be a Royals player at the end of the January transfer window.
"Who knows, people said I would leave Reading a couple of years ago and I'm still here now," he said. "But the club knows my situation and how I feel and we'll see what happens.
"It's entirely up to Reading."
Hunt has vowed to continue performing for Reading even if his future appears in the balance.
He added: "I told the club what I thought about that and that will remain private. I'll just keep going and see what happens. Only time will tell."
Hunt acknowledged the lure of working with Ireland legend Roy Keane, who is in his first season as a Premier League manager.
"Sunderland is a big club and Roy's doing a great job there," he said.
"But I'm here, Reading know my situation and I'll give my best for them. That's all I can do."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/a ... _id=506519
Steve Coppell There is no way Stephen Hunt will be leaving this club at this moment in time.
That Friday Feeling He admits there is uncertainty whether he will be a Royals player at the end of the January transfer window.
"Who knows, people said I would leave Reading a couple of years ago and I'm still here now," he said. "But the club knows my situation and how I feel and we'll see what happens.
"It's entirely up to Reading."
Hunt has vowed to continue performing for Reading even if his future appears in the balance.
He added: "I told the club what I thought about that and that will remain private. I'll just keep going and see what happens. Only time will tell."
Hunt acknowledged the lure of working with Ireland legend Roy Keane, who is in his first season as a Premier League manager.
"Sunderland is a big club and Roy's doing a great job there," he said.
"But I'm here, Reading know my situation and I'll give my best for them. That's all I can do."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/a ... _id=506519
Y21_Royal The Guardian this morning quoted Hunt as refusing to commit to his future at the clubs.
To paraphrase (I can't be arsed to find the exact quote) it said he was chatting in his normal chirpy way after the Spurs game about the match, when his future was raised he went unusually quiet and refused to make any solid statements
brendywendyY21_Royal The Guardian this morning quoted Hunt as refusing to commit to his future at the clubs.
To paraphrase (I can't be arsed to find the exact quote) it said he was chatting in his normal chirpy way after the Spurs game about the match, when his future was raised he went unusually quiet and refused to make any solid statements
its the same interview
all he said is he's at reading, will give his all, its totally down to the club, but sunderland are a big team i would be honoured to be linked etc etc
rotherwick_royal He deserves an improved contract though - an unsettled Hunt would not be half as effective.
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