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Nolan On His Way?

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I know its only paper talk but still

 

 

CHASE ON AS NOLAN MAKES A BOLT FOR IT

HOTLINE SPECIAL BARCLAYS PREMIERSHIP EXCLUSIVE

By Steve Bates

BOLTON are prepared to sell midfielder Kevin Nolan in a shock move which has alerted Everton, West Ham, Manchester City and Premier League new boys Sunderland.

 

Hotline understands the Liverpool-born star, valued around ?4.5million, may be allowed to leave the Reebok this summer, with new boss Sammy Lee looking to re-shape Bolton's midfield and stamp his authority on the club.

 

Nolan, 25 later this month, has two seasons left on his contract. He was an integral part of Bolton's success under former boss Sam Allardyce, offering a scoring threat from midfield and a consistent level of performance.

 

The news that Nolan is up for grabs has triggered interest from a chunk of the Premiership outside the top four - with Everton sure to be leading the way.

 

After losing out on Joey Barton, who moved from Manchester City to Newcastle last week, Goodison boss David Moyes is keen to make a bid.

 

Moyes is eager to sign a goal-scoring midfielder - and wants to boost the size of his squad size with his team back in the Uefa Cup next season.

 

 

 

http://www.people.co.uk/sport/football/tm_...-name_page.html

I would prefer to keep Nolan even though he has had a bad season he is bolton through and through and I think the less players leave the club this season the better, stability is the key.

IMO Nolan is one of the players that is most certain to stay.

IMO Nolan is one of the players that is most certain to stay.

 

The article is clearly BS. Nolan has just signed a long term contract with far longer outstanding than 2 years. Sunday People as usual don't do their homework.

The article is clearly BS. Nolan has just signed a long term contract with far longer outstanding than 2 years. Sunday People as usual don't do their homework.

 

a signed contract means naff,these days :angry:

24yo he's allowed a "quiet" season and he had that last year. He's club captain and I'd give him 'til Christmas to prove himself worthy of that armband. He can do that by leading from the front in terms of performance, standing by his new manager and saying all the right things to the press.

 

That starts tomorrow with "I'm flattered by the interest, but I'm going nowhere thanks"

They are talking rubbish anyway saying that everton would be his first choice, they seam to forget that he is the opposite side to liverpool in that he is a reds fan rather than a blues fan. The entire article is complete rubbish.

a signed contract means naff,these days

 

 

Wrong, the length of the player's contract left determines how much they are worth and how likely the club is to cash in to prevent them going on a Bosman.

They are talking rubbish anyway saying that everton would be his first choice, they seam to forget that he is the opposite side to liverpool in that he is a reds fan rather than a blues fan. The entire article is complete rubbish.

Fowler, Carragher and Mamannaman all blues. Has nowt to do with it.

I would prefer to keep Nolan even though he has had a bad season he is bolton through and through and I think the less players leave the club this season the better, stability is the key.

 

Absolutely

 

Keeping what we've got is priority over getting 'owt in

 

Especially the English and long serving players

Fowler, Carragher and Mamannaman all blues. Has nowt to do with it.

And Owen too.

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