Town have been linked with a summer move for Scunthorpe United striker Martin Paterson if Scunthorpe fail to remain in the Championship.
The 20-year-old striker is contracted to The Iron until 2009 but should they get relegated from The Championship he may leave as one of Scunthorpe's sellable assets and with 14 goals in 39 appearances he fetch a reasonable fee.
Norwich reportedly had a £850,000 bid for him turned down in January while Southampton are reported to be keen on him this time.
He was my player to fear against Scunny and although he did'nt do much (none of them did) he looked their best player, it can't help playing alongside that donkey Geoff Horsfield though!!!
Hey fat bald boy, do a bit of research and see who Patto used to play for. He couldnt even get in there first team.....You can have him he was surplus to our requirements because we are on the up and up.
Thank god we wont have to play teams that think they are better than they really are next season.... I am talking of teams like Ipswich, West Brom and Wolves who think they have a right to moan at teams that are better than you..... Goodbye jokes.
fatboy I see you can use the enter key, you're hard on the internet pressing your enter key... Get off your tractor, pick that belly off the floor take your sunglasses off and take a deep breath.......Then put your winkle away and dream of that carpet fooball...... hoooooooooof.
Dave 69...... I think you have a point, it hurts sometimes when I see us play negative thats why we need to do it automaticaly, of which I am sure we will. We often score and then sit back which is scarry and cost us at Sheff Wed and various other games. I hope in a way you get to the playoffs, looking forward to meeting hard fat boy Leggi, which we all no know is only 5ft tall so it realy means legless. Is he always so far up his bottom he cant see his tracor for belly.
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