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Bolton Wanderers are being strongly linked with a summer move for United States international Steven Cherundolo.  

 

Reports in Germany are stating that The Trotters posted scouts at a couple of internationals featuring the States recently, with Cherundolo believed to be the object of desire.  

 

The 27-year-old right back featured in the 1-0 win over Poland and defeat by Germany and reportedly impressed the watching Bolton scouts.  

 

Cherundolo is tied to Hannover until the summer of 2008, but has made no secret of his desire to seal a move to England and has a clause in his contract which allows him to move to any Premier League club for a guaranteed opting-out fee of ???2 million unless the club qualifies for Europe.  

 

Cherundolo has refused to comment directly on the reported interest from Bolton, but suggested that his situation should be clarified before the end of the season.  

 

"The whole matter will be decided within the next three to four weeks as I want to have things settled before the World Cup," Cherundolo told Kicker.  

 

Bolton boss Sam Allardyce is no stranger to raiding the European scene and would appear to be in the market for a defender, having used striker Henrik Pedersen as a makeshift full back on occasions this season.

and he has his own webpage http://www.cherundolo.de/htm/cherundolo.htm

 

which states is 'speed' is 30m in 4.04s and his 'jump strength' is 65cm

 

which is nice....

have we not been scouting another yank?

have we not been scouting another yank?

 

They don't know crap all about football - but I think this is going to be the new scouting ground of the next 10 years - they have a lot of sports scholorships (admittedly mainly for 'soccer' and baseball) - it's a huge country, with top training facilities -watch this space

have we not been scouting another yank?

 

They don't know crap all about football - but I think this is going to be the new scouting ground of the next 10 years - they have a lot of sports scholorships (admittedly mainly for 'soccer' and baseball) - it's a huge country, with top training facilities -watch this space

 

 

striker :-$ :-$ :-$ :-$

Don't we already have one (yank that is), Fojut?

Don't we already have one (yank that is), Fojut?

 

Polish isn't he?

smith

smith

 

 

He's English

 

http://www.bwfc.co.uk/page/Squad/ProfilesD...4~36256,00.html

thought he was a thomas tank me sen. ah well

smith

 

 

He's English

 

http://www.bwfc.co.uk/page/Squad/ProfilesD...4~36256,00.html

 

 

says different on this page

 

http://www.bwfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Squad...0,,1004,00.html

smith

 

 

He's English

 

http://www.bwfc.co.uk/page/Squad/ProfilesD...4~36256,00.html

 

 

says different on this page

 

http://www.bwfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Squad...0,,1004,00.html

 

 

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That site

Johan Smith is American, born in FL

We was linked with Josh Wolf last week.

We was linked with Josh Wolf last week.

 

On Tribal football, must be true then

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Bolton Wanderers are being strongly linked with a summer move for United States international Steven Cherundolo.  

 

It's the closest to Ronaldo we are going to get.

We was linked with Teen Wolf last week.

Teen wolf was a great athlete very good at basketball!!! we are used to freaks at Bolton get him in!!!

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Bolton Wanderers are being strongly linked with a summer move for United States international Steven Cherundolo.  

 

Reports in Germany are stating that The Trotters posted scouts at a couple of internationals featuring the States recently, with Cherundolo believed to be the object of desire.  

 

The 27-year-old right back featured in the 1-0 win over Poland and defeat by Germany and reportedly impressed the watching Bolton scouts.  

 

Cherundolo is tied to Hannover until the summer of 2008, but has made no secret of his desire to seal a move to England and has a clause in his contract which allows him to move to any Premier League club for a guaranteed opting-out fee of ???2 million unless the club qualifies for Europe.  

 

Cherundolo has refused to comment directly on the reported interest from Bolton, but suggested that his situation should be clarified before the end of the season.  

 

"The whole matter will be decided within the next three to four weeks as I want to have things settled before the World Cup," Cherundolo told Kicker.  

 

Bolton boss Sam Allardyce is no stranger to raiding the European scene and would appear to be in the market for a defender, having used striker Henrik Pedersen as a makeshift full back on occasions this season.

 

Whats up with Nicky Hunt

Whats up with Nicky Hunt

 

I've got a hunch.

So has Nicky!