From the pink un,
Canaries boss Nigel Worthington confirmed yesterday that his powers of persuasion had failed to convince Pompey boss Harry Redknapp to allow Republic of Ireland defender Andy O'Brien to join City on a month's loan deal.
And Worthington has received a similar answer from Newcastle boss Glenn Roeder over the availability of their left winger, Alan O'Brien.
?Harry's not letting him go,? said a disappointed Worthington yesterday. ?There is nothing else in the pipeline at this moment in time.?
Worthy's powers of persuasion!!!! your having a f**king laugh
Posted By: NCFC4life, Sep 22, 15:45:03
Follow Ups
- He persuaded Dion to come. In the face of enormous competition.
Posted By: Tricky Hawes, Sep 22, 21:03:01 - 1why are we looking for a loan LW when we have Eagle?
Posted By: Commisar_Canary, Sep 22, 20:19:42 - Should have offered a bung
Posted By: Partial Angler, Sep 22, 17:19:43 - 2Maybe he should try for someone with a different name
Posted By: Garry Brooke, Sep 22, 15:53:50 - 1Worthy obviously relying totally on the loans market instead of buying in the summer
Posted By: Old Git, Sep 22, 15:52:11
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