I dont know whether or not it's been mentioned, but Chris Martin has flown to Dubai with the Derby squad. I don't see this one happening.
.....and I heard that Wolves want to take him as well
I dont know whether or not it's been mentioned, but Chris Martin has flown to Dubai with the Derby squad. I don't see this one happening.
The last sentence says it all - you need to feel proud as punch to be associated with us - we are unique and like no other club. We are on an emotional magical journey.i think that all of the potential owners of footy clubs should be made to spend all day Saturday with the real fans for 3 weeks, so that they know what commitment they are taking on. Including no special treatment or directors boxes, and being made to wear the shirt with pride.
Chris Martin is currently in Dubai mulling over his decision whether to joinSunderland on loan or not this month, Sky Sports News understands.
The 29-year-old striker is there with the rest of the Derby squad for some warm-weather training.
Derby boss Gary Rowett admitted at the weekend that Sunderland were in for Martin along with some other clubs.
Sky sources understand another to be Reading.
If Martin really wanted to come he'd been here now.
Hope we've moved on to other targets
This.....
Only a few short years ago Martin could have only dreamt of playing for SAFC. Now he is torn between us and Reading. Sorry, but he would have been asked once then we move on, we shouldn't be held to ransom by a 2nd rate striker. Shows how far our club has fallen.
Obviously it wouldn't be wise if we only bid for Martin but I'm not offended by him weighing up his options and neither do I think we should immediately ditch our interest because he's daring to consider his future rather than just agreeing to sign like an eager dog.
We're an ok prospect, so are Reading. If he picks us in the end then great.
I don't get that. He's a footballer with offers on the table to consider - why should he make his mind up "Now" whether we are his club of choice?If Martin really wanted to come he'd been here now.
Hope we've moved on to other targets
So right, I know what we would do if a better Centre Forward became available. It's just the way that it is.I don't get that. He's a footballer with offers on the table to consider - why should he make his mind up "Now" whether we are his club of choice?
Surely a player who takes time over a decision and makes the right one (be it us or elsewhere) would be a better acquisition than one who signed then regretted it?
If he wants to come, chances are he will. People say "Hope we've moved on" like all of our eggs are in one basket when, in reality, none of us know and the chances are that the club has target's it's pursuing (and this appears to be something Coleman would be doing and has intimated)
I'd rather he took his time instead of rushing in then not being in any way committed to the club, no prizes for guessing who I am talking about.
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