Cattermole targeted by Blades
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I'd be impressed with that, where is that from?
stinkyblade
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he wears his heart on his sleeve, remember when he cried when they lost 4-0 to Villa. Would be a good signing but they have loads of injuries and he played at weekend.
Not better than what we have? Are you kidding?
I've spoken to a couple of Boro supporters about him, he's a similer type of player to Monty expect he has some technical ability, they say he he can actually pass a football.
Although Foxy is correct when he says that he has a temper, got sent off quite a few times in the reserves last season.
I've spoken to a couple of Boro supporters about him, he's a similer type of player to Monty expect he has some technical ability, they say he he can actually pass a football.
Although Foxy is correct when he says that he has a temper, got sent off quite a few times in the reserves last season.
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TIMING WILL be the key to success in the loan market according to Bryan Robson.
The Sheffield United manager is pressing ahead with his search for a new midfielder following the collapse of Ze Maria’s move to Bramall Lane earlier this week.
Lee Cattermole and Josip Skoko are two of the names being linked with United as Robson attempts to inject a shot of creativity into an area high on graft but, according to some observers, low on guile.
Preliminary discussions have been held with various Premiership clubs but the former England captain admits his efforts could be affected by events beyond his control.
“The loan market will always be there,” Robson said. “So I’m not going to rush into anything. But loans can be difficult.
“There are players that clubs are happy to let go one minute and then they get a couple of injuries the next and so the whole
situation changes. You can never be that hopeful."
TIMING WILL be the key to success in the loan market according to Bryan Robson.
The Sheffield United manager is pressing ahead with his search for a new midfielder following the collapse of Ze Maria’s move to Bramall Lane earlier this week.
Lee Cattermole and Josip Skoko are two of the names being linked with United as Robson attempts to inject a shot of creativity into an area high on graft but, according to some observers, low on guile.
Preliminary discussions have been held with various Premiership clubs but the former England captain admits his efforts could be affected by events beyond his control.
“The loan market will always be there,” Robson said. “So I’m not going to rush into anything. But loans can be difficult.
“There are players that clubs are happy to let go one minute and then they get a couple of injuries the next and so the whole
situation changes. You can never be that hopeful."
Greasy Chip Butty
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Sheffield United boss Bryan Robson wants to raid former club Middlesbrough for midfielder Lee Cattermole. (Daily Mirror)
Pedders
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couldnt be any worse then have now, anything that'll help us Strenghen our Midfield/Defence problems ill be happy to take
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Robinson on the radio this morning said after lengthy negotiations we finally managed to convince them to loan us Cattermole a while back, only for injuries and suspensions at his club to change their decision. This has apparently happened with a couple of targets. Made a big point of emphasising how long and how difficult discussions have been in trying to get players in, but that he's still concentrating on doing everything he can to get in a midfielder.
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"SHEFFIELD United have redoubled their efforts to sign Lee Cattermole from Middlesbrough in the wake of Saturday's defeat in the Steel City derby.
The England under-21 international was one of Bryan Robson's top transfer targets earlier this season before a series of on and off the pitch incidents forced him to look elsewhere.
However, The Star understands that Robson has now re-establised a line of communication with the Riverside as he attempts to repair the damage caused a woefully inadequate performance at Hillsborough.
Despite making 18 appearances for the Premiership club this term, Cattermole has primarily been used as a substitute and could relish the opportunity of regular first team football.
Robson was scathing in his criticism of United's performance against Wednesday and insisted that only a complete makeover of the playing staff could prevent a campaign which started full of promise from drifting into obscurity.
Robson is likely to have softened his stance when United began preparing for Sunday's FA Cup fourth round tie with Manchester City yesterday.
Ugo Ehiogu became United's third signing of the transfer window when joined from Glasgow Rangers on Friday and could make his 'debut' against City. Robson has also been told that he must trim those high earners he does not regard as regular starters from the squad; a process he set in motion last night by agreeing a £400,000 deal with Ipswich Town for Alan Quinn."
The England under-21 international was one of Bryan Robson's top transfer targets earlier this season before a series of on and off the pitch incidents forced him to look elsewhere.
However, The Star understands that Robson has now re-establised a line of communication with the Riverside as he attempts to repair the damage caused a woefully inadequate performance at Hillsborough.
Despite making 18 appearances for the Premiership club this term, Cattermole has primarily been used as a substitute and could relish the opportunity of regular first team football.
Robson was scathing in his criticism of United's performance against Wednesday and insisted that only a complete makeover of the playing staff could prevent a campaign which started full of promise from drifting into obscurity.
Robson is likely to have softened his stance when United began preparing for Sunday's FA Cup fourth round tie with Manchester City yesterday.
Ugo Ehiogu became United's third signing of the transfer window when joined from Glasgow Rangers on Friday and could make his 'debut' against City. Robson has also been told that he must trim those high earners he does not regard as regular starters from the squad; a process he set in motion last night by agreeing a £400,000 deal with Ipswich Town for Alan Quinn."
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last time around we were due to get him on loan, with a view to a deal. After a lengthy process of bugging them and bugging them until they gave in 
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But injuries/circumstances put an end to it.
....But injuries/circumstances put an end to it.
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