Danny Simpson a Terrific Servant For Us


By Tyne-Talk
May 11 2013

Alan Pardew finds himself wondering what to do with Danny Simpson tomorrow after he praised him for his performance against West Ham last weekend. Simpson who has played 26 games this season for the club (19 Premier League & 7 Europa League) is out of contract at the end of the season but has been labelled a "terrific servant" for the club by Pardew.

Pardew told The Gazette;

“There’s a decision to be made. Danny was absolutely fabulous at West Ham.

There have been a few negative things said about Danny, but when we’ve really needed him, he’s come to the fore.

He played a lot last year in that top-five run. He’s been a terrific servant for us.”

 

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11/05/2013 12:53
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mentalman
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11/05/2013 15:07
always solid never spectacular, id like to see him stay but not with his wage demands as high as they are!

He'll be in the top 3 purple players who we can allow to leave, having said that if we are relegated then he'd be handy to keep hold of

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annie
11/05/2013 15:34
I'd like him to stay but not at any price.

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