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Post by Joe on Aug 7, 2006 15:21:44 GMT -1
Leeds United manager Kevin Blackwell expects more transfer activity at Elland Road before the deadline on August 31. The United boss saw his side start with a hard-fought win against Norwich City on Saturday and was pleased with debutant keeper Tony Warner, who produced an assured display after arriving on loan from Fulham. Blackwell is willing to off-load players in order to bring more new faces to the Yorkshire club. "I'm hoping to do one or two more deals," he told Sky Sports News. "I'm just waiting to see one or two offers I've had, whether they're worth taking or not and, if I can, then I might move the other way. "There's possibly one or two more ins and outs. "Ideally, I'd like to have maybe another two in. If I can do that, then I'll be very happy." As regards the possibility of signing Warner on a permanent basis, Blackwell was remaining tight-lipped. "I've always said I don't talk on camera about who I want to sign," he declared. "We have an open mind. "Everyone's counted in and everybody's got to make sure that, when they come, they do a good job. "At the moment, Tony's done that so I've an open mind on that." please dont be Killa
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Post by cujo on Aug 7, 2006 19:20:03 GMT -1
I Just read this one myself on Sky site...worried it might mean killa out.. unless we can offload some more deadwood!!
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