Sam Parkin
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Redhead
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Has Gareth Taylor ( released from Forest) got a club yet? He's a target man, and probably a more realistic transfer target than Parkin.
Barrel of Fun
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Redhead said:
He joined Tranmere I think. He would have been handy.
Thimble Keegan
Remy LeBeau
hans kraay fan club said:
His wages would be better utilised getting a player in permanently.
Parkin comes in for 3 months and scores 10 goals then great but when he goes back to Ipswich what do we do then?...We will be back to square 1 again and left with the same unsolved problem we had before he arrived.
Albion & England forever.
Thimble Keegan
Worthing BHA
dunno
Old Skool
My Ipswich-supporting mate describes Parkin as so-so. He says they are desperate for defensive cover
Stinky Kat
Tripping
Parkin always seemed to play well against us fro Swindon. Id love him to come here but cant see it. Suprised Warnock has not added him to the gaggle of strikers at the Blades
jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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Give it a few weeks and if he hasn't started getting first team football at Ipswich, he may look for a loan somewhere.
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
We've got absolutely no chance. 
Northstander
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- Oct 13, 2003
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From Argus
"Thierry's" the man Albion want
by Andy Naylor
Albion manager Mark McGhee today confirmed an interest in Thierry Henry of Arsenal as the hunt continues for a target man before the transfer deadline at the end of August.
McGhee has switched his attention to Henry after failing to land Neil Shipperley, Danny Dichio or Ben Burgess.
"Thierry Henry has been one on my list since I noted his stats on FM 2006," McGhee revealed. "We have been pursuing a few simultaneously. He had an injury last season and ended up not featuring too much.
"I had him at Highbury, so I have known about Thierry for a long time. He could certainly do a job for us in this division and maybe one for the future!!"
McGhee wants to "play our way" out of League One after guiding Albion to promotion via the play-offs three seasons ago by more direct methods.
He will continue with an attack-minded 4-3-3 formation against Gillingham at Withdean tonight after Saturday's opening 1-0 victory at Rotherham and is considering playing the former Dutch Marine up front as a Target Man.
McGhee said: "I hope first of all the home supporters will see the spirit, which in our circumstances is the first thing that is required, then I hope they see that we are continuing to try to play football and pass the ball.
"We intend to pass and play our way out of this division and I'm sure FDM will get a few this season. We know we need that bit of steel in all areas of the team but we are going to play our way out.
"When I came in we couldn't do it overnight, so we decided to keep it simple and straightforward and it worked for us then but we've moved on from there."
"Thierry's" the man Albion want
by Andy Naylor
Albion manager Mark McGhee today confirmed an interest in Thierry Henry of Arsenal as the hunt continues for a target man before the transfer deadline at the end of August.
McGhee has switched his attention to Henry after failing to land Neil Shipperley, Danny Dichio or Ben Burgess.
"Thierry Henry has been one on my list since I noted his stats on FM 2006," McGhee revealed. "We have been pursuing a few simultaneously. He had an injury last season and ended up not featuring too much.
"I had him at Highbury, so I have known about Thierry for a long time. He could certainly do a job for us in this division and maybe one for the future!!"
McGhee wants to "play our way" out of League One after guiding Albion to promotion via the play-offs three seasons ago by more direct methods.
He will continue with an attack-minded 4-3-3 formation against Gillingham at Withdean tonight after Saturday's opening 1-0 victory at Rotherham and is considering playing the former Dutch Marine up front as a Target Man.
McGhee said: "I hope first of all the home supporters will see the spirit, which in our circumstances is the first thing that is required, then I hope they see that we are continuing to try to play football and pass the ball.
"We intend to pass and play our way out of this division and I'm sure FDM will get a few this season. We know we need that bit of steel in all areas of the team but we are going to play our way out.
"When I came in we couldn't do it overnight, so we decided to keep it simple and straightforward and it worked for us then but we've moved on from there."
Scotty Mac
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Richie Morris said:
not completely unrealistic
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
Citrus said:
Well if Coventry got a bid rejected for him, what chance have we got?