A potential replacement for Huckerby

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A potential replacement for Huckerby

Tom NCFC 26/04/2008, 2:47 PM

Midfielder Lee Cook is set for a return to QPR after failing to settle at Fulham. (Various)

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Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

Freeza 26/04/2008, 4:21 PM
Good player!

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Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

Graham Humphrey 26/04/2008, 6:15 PM
He would be a very good signing if we could somehow pull it off.

Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

NegativeVibes 27/04/2008, 9:52 AM
If QPR are interested we might aswell forget it. They have the money and he loves the club.

Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

Matt 27/04/2008, 12:17 PM
Id rather have Wes Hoolahan of Blackpool, great left winger.

Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

Bucketman 28/04/2008, 5:51 PM

Id rather Huckerby first!

Think about his replacement- or at least someone to back up what his role...

An understudy?

Alas, poor Striker; you apppeared to be rubbish

Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

CanaryKid2k8 28/04/2008, 6:10 PM

Apparantly we tried to get him in, in January but he was being so fussy about a contract that he didn't join us. Because of that i would rather not see him in a norwich shirt. Good player but arrogant.

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Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

Canary Nut 29/04/2008, 4:54 PM

CanaryKid2k8 wrote:

Apparantly we tried to get him in, in January but he was being so fussy about a contract that he didn't join us. Because of that i would rather not see him in a norwich shirt. Good player but arrogant.

Could you please clarify as to which player you are referring to.

Thanks.

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Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

Ginger Pele 29/04/2008, 5:56 PM
i guess cook, because if we went for hoolahan i would have thought he would have joined

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Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

buddha 29/04/2008, 6:38 PM
lee cook is far too good and expensive, i recommend hoolahan, bally smart or rocco quinn or....devaney/campbell ryce.

as for other targets, carr, bertrand, evans, ramage and a decent veteran lol

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Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

National express super guard 30/04/2008, 10:21 AM

Matt wrote:
Id rather have Wes Hoolahan of Blackpool, great left winger.

matt your opinions r useless mate, u hated roeders appointment. aint you got a wedding to plan anyway!!!!!

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Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

Graham Humphrey 30/04/2008, 10:32 AM

buddhaboy wrote:
lee cook is far too good and expensive

We can't be having those good players now, can we?

Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

buddha 30/04/2008, 6:07 PM

Graham Humphrey wrote:
buddhaboy wrote:
lee cook is far too good and expensive

We can't be having those good players now, can we?

i dont mean it like that, but tbh, glen likes the idea of workhorse players, a fozzy rather than a carthorse hucks, money is not spewing from every orofis...

for the last time, your arse looks huge in those jeans,. now, lets go!!!!!!!

Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

scott 30/04/2008, 10:02 PM

Does such a man exist at the prices that we'd be able to afford? - NO is the probable answer!

Hucks must stay!

Re: A potential replacement for Huckerby

we8wba 01/05/2008, 2:04 PM

london lad, staying in london

charlton have more money to offer i.e still on prem money for next year, if think cook would had big wage (well from his old one) in his big money move

how about qpr get him back?????

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