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SIX SET FOR SUNDERLAND EXIT
Sunderland boss Roy Keane has revealed he is prepared to let six of his fringe players leave this month.
Ross Wallace, David Connolly, Greg Halford, Graham Kavanagh, Ian Harte and Stephen Wright have all been informed they can move on.

http://www.sportinglife.com/football/transfer_centre/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=soccer/08/01/12/manual_125646.html

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den melder i alle fall at Brommapojkarnas spiss Olof Guterstam er på prøvespill i Leeds. Ettersom det alltid er flust med prøvespillere i løpet av en sesong, er det mange som bare koker bort, men denne karen er kanskje noe å legge merke til da han har debutert for Sveriges landslag...?

Guterstam till Leeds
Olof Guterstam, 25, är aktuell för Leeds.
Enligt Sveriges Radio provtränar BP-forwarden med League One-klubben denna vecka.
Olof Guterstam var med sina fyra fullträffar Brommapojkarnas bästa målskytt i allsvenskan den gångna säsongen.
Detta hjälpte dock inte till förnyat allsvenskt kontrakt och sedan det stod klart har ryktena surrat kring den landslagsmeriterade forwarden.
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United trial for Swedish striker
Leeds United have handed a trial to Sweden international Olof Guterstam.
The 25-year-old striker was invited to Thorp Arch following the conclusion of Sweden's domestic season, and he trained with United yesterday after flying in from IF Brommapojkarna.

Ingen riktig träning hos Leeds â€" då kan Guterstam hamna i Burnley



Tre dagar i Leeds, men ingen ordentlig träning.
Då kan konkurrenten Burnley i stället roffa åt sig Olof Guterstam, 25.
â€" De är intresserade och sitter på läktaren, säger han.
Olof Guterstam åkte till England för att imponera på Leeds, men kan återvända med ett helt annat kontrakt.
â€" Det finns ett par klubbar till som är intresserade. En av dem är hemlig till och med för mig. Den andra är Burnley, säger han.
Burnley ligger tolva i the Championship, en division högre än Leeds, och i truppen finns danske målvakten Brian Jensen och skotske anfallaren Andy Gray.
Guterstam har länge suktat efter ett nytt äventyr och ville glänsa för Leedsledningen redan när han landade i onsdags. I stället har han fått nöja sig med promenader, middagar och rundvisningar. Och att rehabiliteringsträna trots att han är frisk.
â€" Det är lite dålig tajming att komma nu när alla rehabar. Jag tror inte att de erbjuder kontrakt för att jag är duktig på situps, säger Olof Guterstam.
Hans chans att visa upp sig för de tre klubbarna kommer på bollträningen i dag. Men förutsättningarna är hårda: imponera på managern Dennis Wise eller åk hem redan i natt.
â€" Jag kanske inte är i mitt-i-säsongen-form, hoppas att de förstår det, säger Guterstam.

Aftonbladet

Også: http://www.expressen.se/sport/fotboll/1.998748/olof-guterstam-provtranar-med-leeds
og http://brommapojkarna.se/club/start/public/news_article/1134

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Leeds 1st bid in Fox Hunt  
Leeds have made a bid said to be in excess of £250,000 for left back and left midfielder Daniel Fox. However the club have said thanks but no thanks to the offer as Denis Wise searches for a left back.

No new Leeds bid for Fox
Promotion-chasing Leeds are playing a waiting game in their pursuit of Saddlers talented young defender Daniel Fox.
The Whites have had a bid worth potentially more than £250,000 turned down and they have not yet returned with an improved offer.
The League One giants have targeted the 21-year-old as they look to recruit a left-back during the January transfer window.
United boss Dennis Wise opened the bidding with an offer that could be worth more than £250,000 to the Saddlers if all of the clauses are invoked.
But Walsall have dismissed the first bid out of hand and are now waiting to see whether whether the Whites return to test their resolve further with an improved package.
Fox has been arguably the Saddlers’ most consistent player this season, especially since he reverted to his preferred left-back role following the knee injury to summer signing Paul Boertien.

Leeds hope to sign a new left-back with Walsall's Daniel Fox their top target. (News of the World)

Leeds target off to Colchester United?



Second offer in, more to follow
A quick glance at the team sheets against Swindon Town showed one absentee. Transfer listed Daniel Fox was asked to stay away for the game because Walsall have accepted an offer from Championship strugglers Colchester United.
Fox is now headed for contract talks will be made early next week.
Fox still lives in Cheshire and commutes down the M6.  Obviously this will not be possible to Colchester so would require him to move.  Given his ambition to play at a higher level and Colchester's 24th Championship placing you have to think would he make the switch?

walsall-mad.co.uk

[Promotion 2010]

Har ikke Fox takket nei til CCC-lag før da. Han går neppe til Colchester, hvis han er ambisiøs....

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Sunderland boss Roy Keane has revealed he is prepared to let six of his fringe players leave this month.
.... Ian Harte ----- have all been informed they can move on.

Her er mannen som kan løse vårt venstreback-problem!

[OPM]

Ikke har jeg tro på at Harte er riktige mannen for oss nå, og ei heller tror jeg Wise ønsker å ha spillere på laget fra tiden da vi hadde "slagene" mellom oss og Chelsea. Han har nok ikke særlig gode minner fra den tiden, da Leeds stort sett gikk av seieren i de kampene.
La oss få en ung ambisøs back som kan løfte Ben Parker!

[Kickthemdown]

Sunderland boss Roy Keane has revealed he is prepared to let six of his fringe players leave this month.
.... Ian Harte ----- have all been informed they can move on.

Her er mannen som kan løse vårt venstreback-problem!

Nei, nei, nei, nei, nei og jammen nei en gang til... En mann som blir fraløpt av Beckham (med ball) har neppe blitt raskere med alderen.... Kjøp Fox !

Alta-White

[Dennis]

Sunderland boss Roy Keane has revealed he is prepared to let six of his fringe players leave this month.
.... Ian Harte ----- have all been informed they can move on.

Her er mannen som kan løse vårt venstreback-problem!

Oh god, no!

Som backup for Parker, hvis det opprettes kicker-innbytte i fotball? Tja 

[Jon R]

Har dere ikke skjønt dette ennå? 

Dennis Wise sitt fokus er her og nå og fremover. Han er ikke typen til å gå i "nostalgifella", sånn som oss fans. Tvertimot tror jeg han vil vokte seg seg vel for å hente inn noen som minner om "the rise and fall of Leeds United."  Wise er her for å bygge sitt Leeds United. Vi må gjerne drømme om noen "has-beens" fra klubbens fortid, men det vil aldri skje så lenge Dennis Wise er manager.   

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Har dere ikke skjønt dette ennå? 
Dennis Wise sitt fokus er her og nå og fremover. Han er ikke typen til å gå i "nostalgifella", sånn som oss fans.

Godt poeng!

Kjelvi - i et nostalgisk hjørne.
Drømmer fortsatt om McAllister, Speed og Harty....

[soumoh]

Hold for all del gamlingene unna Leeds. J*vla Blackwell-supportere

[Peter7]

Sunderland boss Roy Keane has revealed he is prepared to let six of his fringe players leave this month.
.... Ian Harte ----- have all been informed they can move on.

Her er mannen som kan løse vårt venstreback-problem!

Da heller Crainey tilbake ...

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Jewell dismisses Jermaine Beckford link
Derby County boss Paul Jewell has rejected speculation linking him with a move for Leeds United's Jermain Beckford. (YEP)

LEEDS have slapped a £3million price tag on 15-goal Jermaine Beckford to scare off Derby.
Rams boss Paul Jewell is ready to make a bid for League One’s top scorer.
But Leeds chairman Ken Bates wants the striker for their promotion push.

Klar melding på Leeds' off. hjemmeside: BECKS NOT FOR SALE
http://www.leedsunited.com/page/NewsroomDetail/0,,10273~1209490,00.html

Dennis Wise has told Leeds United: Sell Jermaine Beckford to Derby and I'm off. Wise insists Leeds are a bigger club than the Rams. (Daily Star)

[Kickthemdown]

Vet ikke om noen har sagt det før men Daniel Braathen hadde nok takket ja til et utlån. Er ikke i troppen til Bolton i dag selv om de har solgt Anelka. Hadde passet perfekt i tospann med Beckford..... Noen som kan hviske noe til Wisey? 

Lubo starter for Bolton....... 

Alta-White

[Svend Anders]

Har dere ikke skjønt dette ennå? 

Dennis Wise sitt fokus er her og nå og fremover. Han er ikke typen til å gå i "nostalgifella", sånn som oss fans. Tvertimot tror jeg han vil vokte seg seg vel for å hente inn noen som minner om "the rise and fall of Leeds United."  Wise er her for å bygge sitt Leeds United. Vi må gjerne drømme om noen "has-beens" fra klubbens fortid, men det vil aldri skje så lenge Dennis Wise er manager.   

Meget godt observert, Jon! Midt på spikeren!

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Jewell dismisses Jermaine Beckford link
Derby County boss Paul Jewell has rejected speculation linking him with a move for Leeds United's Jermain Beckford. (YEP)

LEEDS have slapped a £3million price tag on 15-goal Jermaine Beckford to scare off Derby.
Rams boss Paul Jewell is ready to make a bid for League One’s top scorer.
But Leeds chairman Ken Bates wants the striker for their promotion push.

Klar melding på Leeds' off. hjemmeside: BECKS NOT FOR SALE

http://www.leedsunited.com/page/NewsroomDetail/0,,10273~1209490,00.html

Leeds boss Dennis Wise has told Derby they have no chance in signing striker Jermaine Beckford. (The Star)

Wise tells Beckford: Leeds bigger than Derby
Leeds United boss Dennis Wise has told Derby County to forget about star striker Jermaine Beckford. Wise said: "I understand where we are and where they are, but we are a much bigger club than Derby."  (tribalfooball.com)

[stian]

Ser ut til at Fox drar til Colchester:


http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/0,16368,1786_3044339,00.html

[Dennis]

Synes det er friske uttalelser fra manager Wise, når han sier Leeds er større enn Derby. Ser man i dagens situasjon, så er det totalt feil å mene det er bedre å spille i Leeds enn i Derby, men det er i aller beste fall unyansert.

Leeds er større enn Derby og tross to divisjoner i forskjell i år, så kan Leeds og Derby fort stille likt om et drøyt halvår. Derby virker å være fortapt i bunnen av PL og tross en del smarte kjøp og lån av genierklærte Jewell, har jeg ingen tro på at klubben overlever. B'ham tok overraskende poeng i helga, S'land vant over P'mouth, mens dumperival Wigan slo nettopp Derby borte. Så trenger nok de nye spillerne tid for å prestere maks i sammen, men det gjelder også de nye i de andre dumpeklubbene.

Leeds er langt foran skjema i årets sesong og er uten tvil en opprykksfavoritt. Januars forsterkning av midtbanen gir også klubben en bedre forutsetning for å overleve det tøffe kampprogrammet og forhåpentligvis kan vi raske med oss poeng tross skader og suspensjoner, der de andre toppklubbene ikke klarer.

Så, jeg ville oppfordret Beckford til minst å bli i Leeds frem til sommeren, ettersom eventuelt spill i CCC for Leeds, stiller (i mine øyne) høyere enn spill for Derby i samme divisjon. Da prøver jeg å være objektiv og upartisk, så langt jeg klarer. Jermaine Beckford er også en 'proven' L1-spiller, men faktum er at han ikke har prestert noe som helst i CCC (i likhet med Billy Sharp). Derfor tror jeg et hopp til Premier League allerede nå vil være for stort, til tross for at det nok er veldig fristende. Tør driste meg til å si at situasjonen i Leeds og Derby kan være noenlunde lik om 5 måneder og om det blir slik, er da Derby en klubb som er på vei ned, mens Leeds eventuelt er på vei opp...

Som jeg har sagt før har fotballspillere dårlig tid, men 5-6 måneder burde Beckford ha råd til. Det gjør seg bedre på en CV å score oppimot 30 mål i L1, enn å stadig gå målløs av et dårlig PL-lag. Dette blir selvsagt hypotetisk, men jeg tror ikke Beckford ville scoret like hyppig i Derby.

Savner uttalelser fra the man in the spotlight! Hadde likt å sett hovedpersonen roe sjela mi med å fortelle at han (selvsagt) blir på Elland Road.

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Jewell dismisses Jermaine Beckford link
Derby County boss Paul Jewell has rejected speculation linking him with a move for Leeds United's Jermain Beckford. (YEP)

LEEDS have slapped a £3million price tag on 15-goal Jermaine Beckford to scare off Derby.
Rams boss Paul Jewell is ready to make a bid for League One’s top scorer.
But Leeds chairman Ken Bates wants the striker for their promotion push.

Klar melding på Leeds' off. hjemmeside: BECKS NOT FOR SALE
http://www.leedsunited.com/page/NewsroomDetail/0,,10273~1209490,00.html

Leeds boss Dennis Wise has told Derby they have no chance in signing striker Jermaine Beckford. (The Star)

Wise tells Beckford: Leeds bigger than Derby
Leeds United boss Dennis Wise has told Derby County to forget about star striker Jermaine Beckford. Wise said: "I understand where we are and where they are, but we are a much bigger club than Derby."  (tribalfooball.com)

Wise rejects Beckford Derby transfer


Staying put: Jermain Beckford

Dennis Wise has reiterated his intention to reject any interest in Jermaine Beckford this month after denying claims that Derby County have tabled an offer for the Leeds United forward.
Wise has not received a single bid for any of his players â€" Beckford included â€" since the transfer window opened on January 1, and he will refuse to entertain approaches for his leading striker, who has scored 15 goals this season.
Beckford's strike-rate has established him as League One's top scorer, and rumours that Derby were preparing to bid £3million for the 24-year-old have grown in strength since the turn of the year.
Sources at Pride Park denied that Beckford was a target for the Premiership club when contacted by the YEP, but Wise has moved to quell the speculation further by insisting Beckford would be leaving a "bigger club" by moving from Leeds to Derby.
United's manager said: "Derby haven't put in an enquiry. There's been no bid and no enquiry.
"If I'm being totally honest, why would you want to go from Leeds to Derby? Why would Jermaine want to do that? This is a much bigger club than Derby.
"I understand where they are at the moment and where we are, but I don't think I'd let him go to Derby.
"I've been in this job for just over a year, and there are places where this football club would like to go. We need to get out of this division, and then get out of the next one as quickly as possible. Those are our ambitions.
"It would be no good to me to sell Jermaine Beckford. I might as well pack my bags and go home.
"Last year we had an offer for Becks from Scunthorpe for £75,000. Some silly managers might have taken it."
Leeds rejected Scunthorpe's offer after Beckford completed a successful loan at Glanford Park towards the end of last season, but the ex-Wealdstone ace has been a central figure in Wise's first team this term.
Wise was so impressed by Beckford's performances and attitude that he initiated contract talks with him and Tresor Kandol in September, little over a month into the new season. Beckford quickly agreed a revised three-year deal, tying him to Elland Road until the end of the 2009-10 season.
The forward appears to be the most financially valuable player in Wise's squad and is also the most likely to attract outside interest before the transfer window closes on January 31. But United's manager revealed that he had already turned away a number of tentative enquiries for his players, and hinted that he would continue to do so.
"I had one or two people ring up, and I've said no," said Wise. "But I've not had one offer."

YEP

[Dennis]

"...Last year we had an offer for Becks from Scunthorpe for £75,000. Some silly managers might have taken it..."

Wise er smart... 



http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/leedsunited/Leeds-United-primed-for-final.3669053.jp

"I'm looking to bring in Lubo and I also aim to bring in a loan striker. But after that I think my shopping's finished."

Loan striker - Tyder på, i tillegg til uttalelsene i det siste, selvsagt, at Wise i det minste ikke ønsker eller planlegger å selge Beckford. Da hadde vel heller det vært linet opp med permanente signing-alternativer.

Snakker også videre i artikkelen om hvordan Leeds har speidet spillerne de har hentet inn, slik at de ikke er spontan-kjøp. Wise ønsket også å gjøre ferdig de viktigste handlene i starten av vinduet, da pågangen ikke er like massiv som mot slutten av måneden. Et godt trekk, det sier seg selv.

[auren]

"...Last year we had an offer for Becks from Scunthorpe for £75,000. Some silly managers might have taken it..."

Wise er smart... 



http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/leedsunited/Leeds-United-primed-for-final.3669053.jp

"I'm looking to bring in Lubo and I also aim to bring in a loan striker. But after that I think my shopping's finished."

Loan striker - Tyder på, i tillegg til uttalelsene i det siste, selvsagt, at Wise i det minste ikke ønsker eller planlegger å selge Beckford. Da hadde vel heller det vært linet opp med permanente signing-alternativer.

Snakker også videre i artikkelen om hvordan Leeds har speidet spillerne de har hentet inn, slik at de ikke er spontan-kjøp. Wise ønsket også å gjøre ferdig de viktigste handlene i starten av vinduet, da pågangen ikke er like massiv som mot slutten av måneden. Et godt trekk, det sier seg selv.

Ingen venstreback i bildet lenger? Eller kan denne Kenton også spille back. Synes vi er ok forspent på venstreback. Vil at Parker skal få sjansen utover. Opplever han en dalende formkurve eller blir skadet, kan alltid Hughes steppe inn.

auren

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Phil Hay's kommentarspalte i YEP:

Thrifty United no longer a soft touch

Unless your club is under a transfer embargo, as Leeds United were for most of last summer, close-season recruitment is not about speed.
Managers prefer to have the basis of their squad in place for the start of pre-season training, but most are pragmatic enough to accept that their interest in certain players will remain unanswered until August.
Football has become increasingly nomadic, and players are more adept than ever at switching from club to club.
As useful as it may be to give a group of professionals time to gel and acclimatise before the start of a season, it is not always essential. Over three summer months, the trick is to ensure that the necessary pool is in place for the opening league game.
But January is different, and the emphasis on quick and efficient business has been evident at Elland Road since the start of this month.
FIFA's system of transfer windows may be widely unpopular, and the nationwide scramble for new players seems more non-sensical every year, but it is an opportunity that only a few clubs can overlook.
United have not enjoyed that luxury, largely due to their quick exit from the comfort zone last month.
It seemed at the end of November that Dennis Wise would keep his activity and spending to a minimum during January, but December took a heavy toll. Jonathan Douglas was lost to injury, and Rui Marques was summoned to Africa's international extravaganza.
Combined with worsening results, the situation did not allow Wise to sit on his hands. Leeds required fresh blood during the transfer window, and the club deserve credit for their rapid rate of intake during the first 11 days. A deal was struck for Neil Kilkenny at precisely the moment when United needed a midfielder of his ilk, and three other players have followed the Australian to Elland Road this week.
It is not only the speed of negotiations which is to be applauded but the fact that Leeds, in the majority cases, have avoided any unnecessary haggling over transfer fees.
The Elland Road club cannot be accused of failing to put their hand in their pocket. Kilkenny arrived at a cost of £150,000, and Leeds paid in the region of £250,000 for Bradley Johnson.
Peter Sweeney is also thought to have commanded a fee, and Darren Kenton's loan from Leicester City appears to have been agreed with a view to a permanent deal.
It is easy to talk a good transfer window but targeting players is pointless unless clubs are prepared to pay the going rate.
United's board could easily have looked at their league position and asked Wise to move forward with the bare minimum of financial assistance this month, although the sizeable gate receipts at a club which is now classed as debt-free would have made a shortage of funds inexplicable.
But when this season ends, the club's supporters can be assured that the squad was not neglected.
Last January, the trail of free transfers that arrived at Elland Road was not sufficient to dig United out of the trouble they were in. Leeds appeared to be plugging holes in their dam, and relegation in hindsight was bound to follow.
The deals struck this month, in comparison, have been met with approval from most quarters, and are evidence that Wise's promise to reduce the average age of his squad is more than lip service.
United are still interested in Lubomir Michalik and Daniel Fox, and striking a deal for either player will be a more testing battle of persuasion with their respective clubs.
But the most revealing moment of the window so far was Leeds' refusal to bow to â€" or even consider agreeing to â€" the wage demands of Luton Town's Dean Morgan.
The winger has interested Wise for the best part of a year, but United's manager walked away quickly after the two sides found themselves at odds.
The word from the south is that Morgan's wages at Luton equate to around £4,000 a week, less than half the sum that Robbie Fowler once earned from Elland Road while playing for a different club.
As one agent said to me this week, Leeds United are not the soft financial touch they used to be.

YEP

[Dennis]

http://www.vg.no/pub/vgart.hbs?artid=506402

The Times - via vg.no - melder at Bolton ønsker den islandske stopperen Gretar Steinsson fra AZ og\eller Ibrahim Tall fra Hearts. I tillegg har de tidligere vist interesse fra Bobo Balde fra Celtic, i likhet med Sunderland. Dette bør ytterligere kunne bane vei for Lubo Michalik til Leeds.

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Ternent hits back at Leeds
Derby coach admits interest in Beckford

Stan Ternent has hit back at Leeds after Dennis Wise questioned why Jermaine Beckford would want to join Derby.
The Rams are currently struggling in the Premier League while Leeds are pushing for promotion for League One.
Derby have been linked with a move for Beckford, but Wise rubbished the speculation by insisting that Leeds were the bigger club of the two.
Ternent, assistant manager at Pride Park, doubts whether Leeds are a bigger club than Derby.
He believes Beckford may be attracted to Derby by the prospect of playing at a higher level next season.
"Leeds are a big club with a fantastic following but Derby are a massive football club as well," Ternent told Sky Sports News.
"I would not like to say which is the bigger club, but certainly Derby are certainly in front of Leeds at the moment.
"They have had takeovers and been in admin, but Dennis has done very well there.
"Why would Beckford want to go to Derby? He might want to play in the Championship next year."

Sky

[Dennis]

Derby har altså gitt opp? Fantastisk rar uttalelse (forsnakkelse?) fra Stan Ternant...

Dessuten vil Leeds også spille Championship neste år...

[baste]

Noe dum uttalelse ja..siden LEEDS og vil være i CCC. Beckford burde heller få tilbud om en "bonus" om han blir i Leeds...Money talks..Men i dette tilfelle så burde Leeds være 1. valget..På tur OPP...CCC--->>>>>>PL 2009*10

[BERGH]

Men hvorfor var Jewell å så matchen mot Crewe.  Var det fordi det ikke var noen andre kamper i England og han ville vekk fra kjærringa ??     Det at han var på tribunen betyr at Derby har IKKE gitt opp å kjøpe Beckford.  Jeg føler at NÃ... kommer det tikkende inn et skriftlig bud.

Da får vi se hva Bates bestemmer seg for.  Beslutningen kan være den viktigste i år.

Hvis Beckford selges da har Wise sagt at han går.  Vi kan ikke regne med at Wise er som Kristin Halvorsen.

[Dennis]

Wise har ikke stilt noe ultimatum på at han skal gå, dersom Beckford selges. Han sa noe sånt som: "If I'd sell Beckford, I'd might as well pack up and go home." Det var nok ikke et ultimatum om jobben rettet til Bates, men en typisk Wise-uttalelse som rettes til det av spekulativ, engelsk media.

Det skremmer meg at det er Bates som sitter på denne avgjørelsen. Selvsagt tenker den mannen profitt og et Beckford-salg vil bety overskudd på mange titalls millioner kroner. Derimot er opprykk verdt mer enn... la oss si 40 millioner. Det håper og tror jeg Ken Bates skjønner, men spørsmålet er om han tar sjansen på å la Beckford gå, for så å fortsatt tro på opprykk.

NB! Daniel Braaten og Bolton har åpnet for utlån ettersom Braaten er langt unna Gary Megsons planer i førstelaget. Tror nok Braatens ambisjoner ligger over Leeds og League One, men kanskje Tore Andre kunne fisket litt med 'kor bra og stor' klubben er? 
Kilde: VG papirutgave

[Svend Anders]

Jeg tror Braathen KUNNE vært en god spiller på lån, men man vet jo aldri hva han gir deg, da!

Hva gjelder Beckford-salg er vi nå altså i den situasjonen at vi ikke må selge for å dekke skrubbsultne kreditoreres krav. Vi selger enten for at eierne skal ha større profitt, og/eller for å frigi midler til videre satsning (og sånn sett kan vi få en del for £5 mill, f.eks).

MEN, siden vi ikke har noe eksternt behov for å selge bør vi også vite at toget for salg ikke har gått om vi sier nei NÃ.... Prisen vil bli desto høyere om vi skulle selge ham til sommeren, eller utover i CCC-sesongen. Uansett tror jeg det må komme andre klubber enn Derby på banen for å lokke ham bort.

SA

[Dennis]

He's not going anywhere

http://www.leedsunited.com/page/NewsroomDetail/0,,10273~1215722,00.html