Liverpool join race for Donnelly

19/12/2011 |

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Liverpool have stepped into the race to sign Irish prospect Rory Donnelly, with Cliftonville chairman Gerard Lawlor apparently star-struck over the sour-faced one getting in touch.

?It's not every day you get Kenny Dalglish ringing you,? said Lawlor. ?He made it clear that Liverpool want to sign him and that they would be back in touch.?

Everton and Swansea have apparently had bids accepted for the striker and Liverpool's �100,000 offer will presumably get approval as well.

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David Hallwood
1 Posted 19/12/2011 at 23:56:51

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That probably means that Hawwy will put a bid in as well

Ian Tunstead
2 Posted 20/12/2011 at 02:02:21

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Wouldn't suprise me David, he's probably on the phone now.

James Flynn
3 Posted 20/12/2011 at 15:09:27

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Don't know this kid. Anyone see him play? How good do you think he is/could be?

Alex Mullan
4 Posted 20/12/2011 at 16:01:39

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Im from N.Ireland. Seen him play a few times in the local league. Hes obviously good at that standard, but its a massive step up to go to a liverpool or an everton from here. Sometimes I think the N.Ireland lads do better if they go via Scotland, like Ivan Sproule did.

James Flynn
5 Posted 20/12/2011 at 17:41:33

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Thanks Alex - Oh well. Let's see.

Ian Briggs
6 Posted 20/12/2011 at 17:52:35

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Moyes needs to get the finger out here, this lad is a cracker. He's destroyed my team (Linfield) twice this season. He scores with tap-ins, long range and with the swede. Look him up on YouTube.

Offer �200 grand and he's ours, surely they can find that.

Carl Peters
7 Posted 22/12/2011 at 02:43:03

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�200 grand?!?! We haven't got two arseholes to rub together...

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