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Andy Giddings @Gids1980 · 39s39 seconds ago
#sufc boss NC says it'll be Xmas before James Wallace will be fully fit. #twitterblades

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Andy Giddings @Gids1980 · 1m1 minute ago
#sufc James Wallace has come through Saturday's game unscathed. Jay McEverley is fit.

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Andy Giddings @Gids1980 · 2m2 minutes ago
#sufc have injury concerns over Murphy, Baxter, Campbell-Ryce, Alcock, Harris. None of the above have trained today. #twitterblades

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Andy Giddings @Gids1980 · 29m29 minutes ago
#sufc boss NC says they've made enqiries to #cpfc about extending Paddy McCarthy's loan spell. #twitterblades

 

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Andy Giddings @Gids1980 · 1m1 minute ago
#sufc boss NC says George Long says they can't bring George Long back from his loan at Oxford, but would rather he was playing.

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Andy Giddings @Gids1980 · 3m3 minutes ago
#sufc boss NC says Florient Cuvelier will begin light training next week. No decision will be made on a loan for him until Jan.

 

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Full interview here: http://audioboom.com/boos/2598268-sufc-boss-nigel-clough-ahead-of-the-league-cup-trip-to-mk-dons

On McCarthy, he's pleased with the command and authority he's brought, it's been useful with whoever he plays with, be it McGahey, McEveley or Basham (obvious name absent).

On the striker front, Clough mentions the Davies interest but says nothing's imminent - and with Higdon and McNulty pushing Baxter for a start there's no pressing need, and that if he did come in those two would still likely be ahead of him in the pecking order. Which does make you wonder why we're interested, given we have a fine 4th choice League 1 striker in Porter. Surely if we want to strengthen there they need to be better than our second choice strikers at the very least.

 

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nice to see maurice chevalier back singing