McCormack's Agent Held Town Talks


By Aston
August 12 2010

Cardiff City striker Ross McCormack’s agent has had talks with Town about the possibility of the 23-year-old joining Town. McCormack's agent Willie McKay "I have spoken to Ipswich chief executive Simon Clegg about Ross and we are now waiting for Ipswich to make a formal offer to Cardiff.

"Once that happens and an offer is accepted we will discuss personal terms with Ipswich. However, there are a four or five others clubs also chasing Ross and we will see offers come in for him."

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McCormack's Agent Held Town Talks
Discussion started by Singing The Blues (IP Logged), 12/08/2010 13:15
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andyblue
andyblue
12/08/2010 15:03
willie makay the fleeceing agent says 4 or 5 clubs are interested...As his agent you would think that he knws the exact number of clubs interested.
last year this same agent tried to unsettle macormack after he had scored 21 goals in the previous and first season in cardiff. saying celtic were interested in him. This upset his form and he played little during the season after,as city held him to contract,even though celtic never made an offer

ITFC Aston
Aston
12/08/2010 15:13
I did sort of see it as agent talk, when Darren Bent was with us Jonathan Barnett did this sort of thing as well

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