Sorry. I'm actually thinking out loud about Plaayers comment on a thread saying about a player we've previously been linked to. Only sensible one I could think of was SJ. I am like manuel. I know nothing.
No source but Jay Simpson has been released, the alure of a London club (bringing him home) could help
If only......
Eh? 12 goals in 50 apps. No thanks. </blockqu
I think he is a Good winger. England youth player and has played his football at a good level. Not sure how many are better that we can afford to pay wages too.
Blackburn Rovers have agreed deals for Chris Taylor and Alan Judge, Sky Sports understands.
Millwall winger Taylor, 26, and Notts County midfielder Judge, 24, both arrive on free transfers after passing medicals with Rovers and will officially sign on July 1st.
The two deals are something of a coup for Rovers, as both players were being chased by Premier League and Championship clubs.
Taylor joins Rovers having spent just one year with Millwall following his move from Oldham Athletic but he impressed at The Den during his stint and has now sealed a deal with Blackburn.
For Judge, he actually returns to the club where he began his career, and he made two cup appearances for the club before leaving for Notts County in 2011.
He has since emerged as one of the most capable midfielders outside the top-flight and Rovers have moved quickly to bring him back to Ewood Park.
I saw Powell at Brentford when they played Notts Co. I suspect he was watching Judge (who had a good game) but also keeping an eye on BWP and maybe Forrester of Brentford.
That's good. Dervite improved hugely once he got a run of games...starting with a fine performance alongside Cort at Millwall. Wouldn't be surprised if he improved a bit more too.
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Blackburn Rovers have agreed deals for Chris Taylor and Alan Judge, Sky Sports understands.
Millwall winger Taylor, 26, and Notts County midfielder Judge, 24, both arrive on free transfers after passing medicals with Rovers and will officially sign on July 1st.
The two deals are something of a coup for Rovers, as both players were being chased by Premier League and Championship clubs.
Taylor joins Rovers having spent just one year with Millwall following his move from Oldham Athletic but he impressed at The Den during his stint and has now sealed a deal with Blackburn.
For Judge, he actually returns to the club where he began his career, and he made two cup appearances for the club before leaving for Notts County in 2011.
He has since emerged as one of the most capable midfielders outside the top-flight and Rovers have moved quickly to bring him back to Ewood Park.
After this Poyet stuff though I'm not so sure.
Dervite to stay
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