Post by mgjscfc on Aug 16, 2006 9:40:53 GMT -1
TODAYS LATEST L2 NEWS
Rovers reject Forest Agogo offer Bristol Rovers have turned down a bid from Nottingham Forest for their star striker Junior Agogo.
Speaking to BBC Radio Bristol, chief executive Bill Smith confirmed Forest had "some way to go" in meeting Rovers' valuation of the 27-year-old.
"I'm confident he'll stay with Rovers unless I get an offer which I think is a really good offer," Smith said.
"If that happens, that money would enable us to replace him with at least as good or better player."
Rovers first-team coach Paul Trollope confirmed Forest's interest in the Ghana international after Rovers' 1-0 win over Grimsby on Saturday.
Source BBC SPORT
Walsall physio turns down Wolves Walsall physio Jon Whitney has had a change of heart and decided against moving to Championship side Wolves.
"It is a decision that I thought long and hard about," Whitney told the club's website. "It has given me many sleepless nights.
"I know that Wolves will not be happy but I want to stay here.
"The positivity around the place following our impressive start to the season has convinced me that this is the place to be."
Source BBC SPORT
As I have posted this quite early today, more news will come on when it comes in!!.
Rovers reject Forest Agogo offer Bristol Rovers have turned down a bid from Nottingham Forest for their star striker Junior Agogo.
Speaking to BBC Radio Bristol, chief executive Bill Smith confirmed Forest had "some way to go" in meeting Rovers' valuation of the 27-year-old.
"I'm confident he'll stay with Rovers unless I get an offer which I think is a really good offer," Smith said.
"If that happens, that money would enable us to replace him with at least as good or better player."
Rovers first-team coach Paul Trollope confirmed Forest's interest in the Ghana international after Rovers' 1-0 win over Grimsby on Saturday.
Source BBC SPORT
Walsall physio turns down Wolves Walsall physio Jon Whitney has had a change of heart and decided against moving to Championship side Wolves.
"It is a decision that I thought long and hard about," Whitney told the club's website. "It has given me many sleepless nights.
"I know that Wolves will not be happy but I want to stay here.
"The positivity around the place following our impressive start to the season has convinced me that this is the place to be."
Source BBC SPORT
As I have posted this quite early today, more news will come on when it comes in!!.