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Roy Keane & Sunderland have come in with late bid to match the Fulham deal. Keane has also said he doesn't have a problem loaning O'Donovan back to City for the remainder of the current season...
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Breaking News:
Roy Keane & Sunderland have come in with late bid to match the Fulham deal. Keane has also said he doesn't have a problem loaning O'Donovan back to City for the remainder of the current season...
i hope he chooses sunderland, id trust keano to look after him better and give him a chance. how could he possibly say no to a fellow corkman eh?
I'd say he should go to Fulham, Sunderland have 5 strikers (6 if you count Yorke) and though one would likely be sold, O'Donovan wouldn't get much time there. Fulham have McBride who is old and is really just a poacher so that leaves Collins John, Healy, and Kamara to fight with and I'd guess Collins John may be sold (he was nearly sold last year to Watford if I recall correctly)
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Roy has changed his mind and decided he wants Sunderland to sign O'Donovan from Cork.
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Unless Sunderland offer more money I think Fulham would be best as Sanchez has been chasing him a while now whereas Keane seems to be acting on a whim.
What colour jersey does he want to be relegated in, reckon he will go to Sunderland if they bid for him.
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I think Sunderland have probably made their offer now & have already spoken to O'Donovan.
I can never remember so much interest & official bids for an eL player in my lifetime. I feel the way is being paved or the first €1m eL player as every club is looking for the next Doyle. A lot of course will depend on how O'Donovan & other recent transfers perform.
Its hard to know if many players with Premiership potential in the league but certainly plenty of Championship standard.
Well Sunderland have to top 800k so reckon this is the 1st million transfer.
Cork anyone lined up deadline is coming?
kdjac
Well thats based on add ons. Would prefer a bigger initial fee tbh and not leave things to hoping...
Hope so but we're skeptical....well i am anyway. Only a few days left. We're hearing soundbites of looking to bring in 3-4 players but lets just say il be very pleasantly surprised if it happens
Unfortunately the rumour is now there may be a problem with Roy being loaned back under FAI rules so there may be no deal at all.....
From the buying clubs point its 800k regardless and with Quinny being the ELs godfather he would have no problems paying a million.
Some oddness on friday a mate was coming to the game from town and on the quays he met a cork lad with an bit of an english accent looking for what bus to get to richer, as they travelled to the game on the bus the guy said he was going to look at 2 players for Sunderland as he was their new irish scout Quigley and hopefully Roy if he came on.
Cheap bastid using the buses
kdjac
If Sunderland want O'Donovan they should increase Fulhams offer.Cork should reject their offer as Fulham got their first.
Firstly Id take whichever offer is better financially for the club, then, if both were equal, Id leave it up to Roy.
Dont forget we could reject Sunderlands offer only for Roy to decide he really wants to go their and sign a pre-contract with them leaving us with nothing.......I cant see him doing that but he has the right to make the decision imo if the offers are the same
According to the Independent today there is a rule that if an EL player goes abroad then he can't be loaned back for at least 8 weeks. Can anyone confirm that?
I just read on eleven-a-side that Roy's rejected Fulham so it's Sunderland all the way now. Looks like Cork will be stuck holding their money til November now.
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In fairness Pete why on earth should Sunderland lend him back to Cork, particularly when its against EL rules? You can't have your cake and eat it!
Cork played a dangerous game letting O'Donovan get so close to the end of his contract, I hope it works out okay for you.
If he was a Derry player I'd take the money and run straight to the bank.
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