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But is anyone prepared to buy him? After his season at Celtic there’s not going to be many teams stumping up cash for him. Perhaps loaning him out so that someone else covers his wages is the best we can hope for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrone Biggums
We have branches everywhere. :whistle:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mellotron
Would have been better at Rangers.
That depends on people wanting to buy them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrone Biggums
After the season he's had, finding anyone to pay all of his wages would be highly unlikely. I can't see Wayne Rooney's Derby doing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Optimist
You should email that absolute PERL of wisdom to Poor Barbara in your greenest font.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrone Biggums
I’ve not seen Rangers play that much but Duffy needs to play in a team where he is not expected to steam forward and play football.Quote:
Originally Posted by OzMike
I remember when we played Cardiff at home once, Warnock man marked our back line distributer, Dunk. The ball was going to Duffy to move forward but he was really ineffective. Great tactics and surprisingly effective. But as a shot blocker and man-2-man defender, there are few better in the Premier League. Perfect for a team like Burnley or Palace.
Derby are interested in him if you believe the gossip section of the BBC Sport pages.
If Wayne Rooney manages to keep Derby County in the Championship he will look to sign Brighton and Republic of Ireland centre-back Shane Duffy, 29, who has spent the season on loan at Celtic. (Football Insider)
He has lost a lot of transfer value this season, a good loan in the championship would get a better transfer fee next summer. Wages paid and a loan fee would help also. He's still contracted until 2023.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrone Biggums
You think a Championship club will pay a loan fee and pay his £45k a week wages?Quote:
Originally Posted by ifightbears