newtonfox
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or maybe he knows sod all but likes to think he does:icon_bigg
HE'S STAYING.(from two contacts ),bad news though it mite only be till the end of the season .
We turned down all bids for him
Fryatt ....will he stay ?
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HE'S STAYING.(from two contacts ),bad news though it mite only be till the end of the season .
We turned down all bids for him
Nottingham Fox
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Spanky Fox
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Even if he signs, he can still leave the club if a good bid comes in and the club accepts it, its pain simple,
if he signs he can go back to playing poor like he did for the last two seasons knowing he is one of the better paid players at the club
if he signs he can go back to playing poor like he did for the last two seasons knowing he is one of the better paid players at the club
City Fan
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Well he's hardly going to be leaving in January is he? He's contracted till the end of the season and even MM wouldn't be daft enough to sell him in January, especially seeing as we will get compo at the end of the season.
Babylon
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newtonfox
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The words... your, hedge and bets spring to mind.
you'll see what i am saying when it all come out .
The reports in the press suggest he doesn't want to sign a new contract, and Leicester don't want him to leave. So the most likely outcome is that he'll leave in the summer. You don't need inside info to work that out.
Hazzman
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:icon_lol::icon_lol: All angles covered.
Steven
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Perhaps Newts was blinded by the light shining off Ian Dowie's head. :icon_wink
Singth
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Ketchup?
He won't be able to leave in January unless we let him. So there's no need for an 'agreement' to make him stay in January.
He'll be able to leave in the summer whether we like it or not, so an 'agreement' that he can leave if we don't go up would be a waste of time.
Fryatt is in a strong position and he doesn't need to make a decision until the summer. The only thing that will make him make a decision before then is if we make him an offer he can't refuse.
Fail to gain promotion!
I refuse to let the thought enter my head. Another year in this god-for-saken league will send me over the edge.
alex
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Ture.
FantasyFox
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Unless he was offered more money and the chance to play at a club that would offer him more chance of footballing success?
Very true Alex. Mad with a capital M. M for Matty Fryatt. M for massive gambling debts. M for mature lady looking for well hung stud. Mad.
Or perhaps Fryatt would be young, ambitious and hungry for lots of cash to leave prior to the summer. Perhaps he'll join Hume on the fast train to success at Barnsley.
Brauny Blue
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I am 100% with you Newts.
I've heard from a good source today that Fryatt will sign a contract with us, but only stay till the end of the season.
He will do us a favour by helping us get promoted, and allowing us to sell him for a higher transfer value. He then gets to opt out the new contract with the freedom to go where he likes.
stockholm fox
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Interesting article from Steve Claridge in the Guardian last November.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2007/nov/06/newsstory.leicestercity
Confidence, coaching and consistency,that's the real difference in Fryatt's game.
How much better are all of us in our jobs with improved self-confidence, good management and stability?
And I think he'll stay until the end of the season. More money in the interim period and a perfect opportunity, if his form continues, to put himself in the shop window for an offer from a higher level.
Why would he leave now?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2007/nov/06/newsstory.leicestercity
Confidence, coaching and consistency,that's the real difference in Fryatt's game.
How much better are all of us in our jobs with improved self-confidence, good management and stability?
And I think he'll stay until the end of the season. More money in the interim period and a perfect opportunity, if his form continues, to put himself in the shop window for an offer from a higher level.
Why would he leave now?
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