Paterson Linked Again


By Aston
June 22 2008

Town have once again been linked with a move for Scunthorpe United striker Martin Paterson after reportedly ending their interest in former Manchester City striker Emile Mpenza. The 21-year-old striker was the subject of a £850,000 bid from Norwich but it was rejected by The Iron as were two bids from Burnley believed to worth £400,000 and £550,000 earlier this month. Paterson scored 13 goals in 35 appearances for Scunthorpe last season and last month he had a transfer request rejected by Scunthorpe.

Elsewhere reported Town target Richard Wright is being linked with a move to Southampton where he was on-loan last season.

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Paterson Linked Again
Discussion started by Singing The Blues (IP Logged), 22/06/2008 10:21
Singing The Blues
Singing The Blues
22/06/2008 10:21
Paterson Linked Again

ITFC Aston
Aston
22/06/2008 11:42
He has a year left on his contract and wants to leave, anyone know what Scunny want for him?

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ITFC LEGGI
22/06/2008 11:51
TOO LATE-- Scunny have accepted a 1.3 million offer from Burnley.

Matt Lloyd
Braindead
23/06/2008 14:20
Officially signed today £1 million plus approx 300k in add ons etc

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ITFC Aston
Aston
23/06/2008 21:47
Holy heck! thats alot for him.

Where do Burnley keep finding money for players like this?

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