By Nick Raynor
April 4 2005
Doncaster Rovers Chairman John Ryan has stated that players may be sold in the summer if they wish to leave.
League Two side
Blundell may be forced out as the club look to find a more consistent goalscorer and have already signed Lewis Guy and Neil Roberts this season with someone else promised in the summer.
Doolan has been offered a new contract but is said to be unhappy as only being offered a single year as the 30-year-old wants to pledge his future to the club.
Michael McIndoe has stated repeatedly that he wants to play football at a higher level and may be looking for a Championship move next year.
And John Ryan has stated that they may leave.
Ryan said:
"As a general rule I have always said I would not stand in the way of any player moving on to a big club providing the move was right for them - and for us,"
"We are not a selling club but if we feel we can improve the team by transferring a player and bringing in someone else then we will.”
"That has always been the case and applies to any player but it is all hypothetical because we have no offers in for anyone at the moment,"