Stoke City: Etherington denies Stoke exit rumours
MATTHEW Etherington has dismissed reports he is unhappy at Stoke City and on his way back to a London club.
The 27-year-old winger has been linked with a summer move to Fulham, less than four months after joining Stoke from West Ham for £2m. But Etherington says speculation that he wants to leave City is nonsense.
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The winger, who has three years left on his contract, says he is looking forward to playing for Stoke next season.
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by KEITH, Staffs
Thursday, April 30 2009, 2:51PM
“Anyone wishing to place bets on Stoke being in the top 10 please call BET 365. Thanks Peter Coates”
by KEITH, Staffs
Thursday, April 30 2009, 2:31PM
“Grow up Kevin, Championship in two years. Ask your boss for odds at BET365! They will be different than yours.”
by Kevin, Newcastle
Thursday, April 30 2009, 12:46PM
“No KB, now watch my lips: I said a bigger club not a big club. As in bigger than Fulham. As for Stoke going places why shouldnt they? Its an average league in any case isnt it? And if this is the best in the world then we are in footballing dire straights.
Then Pierre, first it was Stoke will most defo go down in their first season no iffs no buts. Then, astonishingly, because they hold their own in their first season-well they will go down next season just like Ipswich blah blah blah. Where do these people get their negative ideas from-Paddy Power?”
by Ivan K., Hanley
Thursday, April 30 2009, 12:35PM
“Pierre, thing is, Newcastle's problems have nought to do with what their fans think. Their problem is simple: Mike Ashley & the southern mafia undermining decent managers from doing a job there. Then hiring a non-experienced manager for the last 8 games of a relegation struggle is plain daft. Little wonder that Shearer's tactics so far have been a joke! Peter Coates & Tony Pulis are in a different league.”
by Brian, Newcastle
Thursday, April 30 2009, 12:33PM
“Hoping this Etherington rumour isn't true - but if he has gambling debts then two transfers in 6 months may well be attractive to him financially.”