Lee Move Confirmed


By Aston
August 29 2008

Town have confirmed striker Alan Lee has joined Crystal Palace for an undisclosed fee after passing a medical and agreeing terms earlier this week. The 30-year-old striker has been in talks with Neil Warnock's side after Town and Palace agreed a reported £600,000 fee for the striker who has scored 34 goals for Town since joining Town from Cardiff in 2006 for £100,000

Town manager Jim Magilton: "Alan has been a fantastic servant for this Football Club but the time is right to go our separate ways. We wish him every success for the future,"

Source: Ipswich Town - the official website

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Lee Move Confirmed
Discussion started by Singing The Blues (IP Logged), 29/08/2008 21:38
Singing The Blues
Singing The Blues
29/08/2008 21:38
Lee Move Confirmed

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ITFC LEGGI
29/08/2008 22:21
Good Luck to Alan Lee, he's done well for us.
Big mistake imo, James!!!

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MK-Tractor-Boy
MK-Tractor-Boy
29/08/2008 23:07
Wish him the best of luck there.
It's not a mistake yet, and it'll only be a mistake if we don't get a good replacement for him. Let's just see who Jim get's in...

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crystal p alice
crystal p alice
29/08/2008 23:23
Sounds good, just the person we need to fill Clinton Morrisons boots!! not very quick tho which is a slight worry, we still need another striker. good to see Warnock also getting rid of all the dead wood like slowy and Ifill. Watson is likely to go as well as Freedman the legend!! Hopefully no one puts a big enough bid in for Tom Soares who I fink will have another good season.

CPFC smiling smiley

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IP1_Massive
IP1
31/08/2008 11:05
seems like it may have been a mistake yesterfday

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