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The former United striker doesn t hold onto regrets from his playing career, except for one.
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Preston Linked With Renewed Interest for Shumulikoski Wednesday, 29th Jul 2009 10:03
Preston North End are reported to have made Town an offer for Macedonian midfielder Veliche Shumulikoski. In March, the 28-year-old was unhappy that former manager Jim Magilton blocked a loan switch to the Lilywhites.
Alan Irvine s club were one of a number of Championship sides interested in taking the former Bursaspor and Zenit St Petersburg man for the final months of 2008/09, along with Watford and QPR, but Magilton wouldn t allow a move to to a club competing with the Blues for a play-off place.
Shumulikoski said at the time: Yesterday they were supposed to accept the offer from Preston North End and I should have had my debut for them today. But it wasn t allowed by the manager Magilton.
Swansea Not Giving Up on Pablo Deal Wednesday, 29th Jul 2009 10:20
Swansea City are still hopeful that Town striker Pablo Couñago will join them, according to reports in Wales. Over the weekend Couñago turned down a move to the Liberty Stadium after the clubs agreed a fee somewhere approaching £500,000.
Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins has hinted that discussions may still be ongoing despite the deal previously appearing to be dead: The ball is not in our court. If the player wants to stay at Ipswich, that is up to him and we have never focused on just one option. What I would say is that there are a few options at this stage which may or may not come off.
Wright to Undergo Scan Wednesday, 29th Jul 2009 08:31
Full-back David Wright will undergo a scan after picking up a rib injury in the first half of last night s defeat at Charlton. The former Wigan man was replaced by youngster Troy Brown after 33 minutes.
Boss Roy Keane told the club site: We ll know more when Wrighty has a scan and obviously it s a disappointment to pick up another injury. The injuries are mounting up, with Lee Martin, Liam Trotter and Damien Delaney all missing the Charlton game, and they are touch and go for Friday against Real Valladolid, but hopefully we will have a couple of them back and I think things will improve over the next week.
Keane Admits Shopping Proving Difficult Wednesday, 29th Jul 2009 13:12
Town boss Roy Keane has admitted that his summer shopping hasn t always gone entirely to plan, but hopes to have one or two more faces in his squad by the time the Blues face Coventry at the Ricoh Arena on Sunday 9th August.
Keane said: It is proving difficult. We have a price in mind for players but it has not always gone to plan. There is unlikely to be anything happening in the next couple of days, but I am hopeful about bringing in one or two by the Coventry match. If not, then I am sure we will still be fine. But I have players in mind.â€