By TheLongside.co.uk
May 27 2008
Burnley have been interested in signing Scunthorpe United striker Martin Paterson. Following the rejection of an initial bid, today the Clarets followed this up with a second bid for the Northern Ireland international which was rejected by the Lincolnshire side.
The twenty-one year old was initially sought by Burnley two weeks ago following a £400,000 bid. This was turned down by United who are reportedly keen not to sell the Stoke born striker.
Manager Owen Coyle telling the official website:
The reply was not positive and the offer was publically turned down with details of the offer released on the Scunthorpe official website. TheLongside.co.uk message board users have been speculating that despite Scunthorpe saying that Paterson is not for sale, the article almost appears to be inviting a further third offer from the Clarets or improved bids from other clubs. |
Have you got what it takes to take over THE position? or just his `right hand man` 

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Right, well if he gets 20 goals next season I'll apologise.
