dutchblade
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Too much, 1 million including Brown as well
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On what reasoning do you give this?
What he did for Derby last season?
I don't doubt that he was very good when at West Brom, and more so at Norwich, but he's a player solely living on past glories.
Look back to the season before Derby, 19 league goals I think it was.
I believe he will be in the top 5 scoring strikers this season (obviously if he is not blighted with injury)
I can't agree with you here at all Matt that Earnshaw is past it. But we will see how the season progresses.
That's the problem though - it was the season before. If he can get back to being the player he was, then that's great - but it's not always that easy, is it? Just ask Rob Hulse.
Earnshaws a quality player at this level, even if he does look like an alien.
He is a c**t though.
Ive always thought that and just coz he is now a blade wont change my view on him.
Earnshaws a quality player at this level, even if he does look like an alien.
BBC Sport said:Wigan have completed the capture of England Under-21 midfielder Lee Cattermole from Middlesbrough.
Cattermole has signed a three-year deal for an undisclosed fee after passing a medical and Latics boss Steve Bruce has predicted a big future in the game.
"He's got everything going for him," said Bruce of the 20-year-old.
"He's young, he's courageous, he's a tireless worker and I think he can have a great career in football - hopefully for this club."
Wigan initially failed with a bid for the player but returned to make a successful offer, which is thought to be about £3.5m.
Bruce feels the club have got a bargain in the Stockton-born Cattermole, who emerged as a precocious teenager in January 2006 when he made his first senior start in a 2-2 derby draw at Newcastle.
Bruce added: "He only turned 20 in April and already he has played nearly 70 games in the Premier League, as well as in the Uefa Cup. That's exceptional. He can be a great leader of the future." Cattermole was used as a substitute in the Uefa Cup final in what was Steve McClaren's last game in charge in 2006, but struggled to establish himself in the team under McClaren's successor Gareth Southgate.
Southgate revealed last week that the club had received a tentative bid for Cattermole and has admitted he needs to sell before he can buy again.
Cattermole is a product of Middlesbrough's youth academy and has made 69 appearances for the club, scoring three goals.
Wigan have been relatively busy in the transfer market recently, signing midfielder Olivier Kapo for £3.5m and Daniel de Ridder on a free, both from Birmingham City, as well as Egypt striker Amr Zaki on a one-year loan deal from Zamalek.
The Cattermole deals completed now isn't it?
Blackwell ends Cotterill interest
Sheffield United manager Kevin Blackwell will not be following up his interest in Wigan's David Cotterill.
The Blades had been linked with a move for the Welsh striker following his loan spell at the club last season.
But United manager Kevin Blackwell told BBC Radio Sheffield he will now set his targets elsewhere.
"We are struggling to get [the deal] going, but I've enquired about 25 left and right-side players and we will only pick one up if we think it's right."
Meanwhile Blades winger Keith Gillespie is likely to miss the start of the season after picking up an ankle ligament injury in last night's 2-1 win at Bury.
The news of Gillespie's injury leaves Blackwell without a recognised right midfielder at the club, something that he is not too concerned about:
"He will be out for goodness knows how long, but we have got some good strength in depth and so we should be ok."
"Kyle Naughton came on and did quite well. You have to mix and match sometimes."
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