[h=3]All quiet for Albion as Ulloa is linked with Palace[/h]1:51pm Sunday 1st September 2013 in Albion By Andy Naylor
Leo Ulloa, expected to stay put at Albion despite reported interest from Palace
* Albion expect a quiet end to the August transfer window.
* The Seagulls have refused to comment on a Sun report linking hitman Leo Ulloa with a £5 million bid from arch-rivals Crystal Palace.
* But The Argus understands no movement is likely in or out from The Amex before tomorrow night's 11pm transfer deadline.
* Ulloa scored his fourth goal in five Championship outings this season to rescue a point against Millwall at The Amex yesterday.
* Albion team-mate Keith Andrews said "He's a handful. He has got a bit of everything. He is a big player for us at the moment, because he is really leading that line on his own and allowing us to bring other players such as Bucker (Will Buckley) and Barnesy (Ashley Barnes) when he plays into play.
* "He is very effective. I have seen first hand in training how strong he is and what a handful he is to deal with, so if we can keep him right I am sure we are going to have a very good season."
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* Albion expect a quiet end to the August transfer window.
* The Seagulls have refused to comment on a Sun report linking hitman Leo Ulloa with a £5 million bid from arch-rivals Crystal Palace.
* But The Argus understands no movement is likely in or out from The Amex before tomorrow night's 11pm transfer deadline.
* Ulloa scored his fourth goal in five Championship outings this season to rescue a point against Millwall at The Amex yesterday.
* Albion team-mate Keith Andrews said "He's a handful. He has got a bit of everything. He is a big player for us at the moment, because he is really leading that line on his own and allowing us to bring other players such as Bucker (Will Buckley) and Barnesy (Ashley Barnes) when he plays into play.
* "He is very effective. I have seen first hand in training how strong he is and what a handful he is to deal with, so if we can keep him right I am sure we are going to have a very good season."
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