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I haven't seen the lad but Wolves wanted to sign him for £25M in the summer but the lad wanted to stay with his Dutch club. After this week, I imagine a load of clubs will be interested in him but the price will have gone right up. Spurs let him go after he was there for a few years and he had a few loan deals with them. Has he suddenly found his potential or is this present form a flash in the pan? As I said, I haven't seen the lad, so I haven't got a clue.
Albania should really be 1-0 up here. O\'Reilly is not a very good defender.
Agree Neil. I would have said a decade or so if I had not looked it up while digging for stuff about Troy Parrott. Also agree with Comac. Troy Parrott started a tad slowly but 13 in 14 games for AZ Alkmaar this season and 20 in 44 last season. Our ace TFG recruitment team will surely not let us down — again.Rumour out there that he is an Evertonian. Too good to be true?
Thanks, Paul. My main point is that he is a similar player and significantly younger and therefore a far better alternative to those who were advocating that we sign Vardy. Should have checked my facts first though.
He could be our new Irish bargain… But we need to act fast.