Had an email claiming that we are scouting Luton's Irish U21 midfielder/defender Keith Keane.
http://www.football.co.uk/luton_town/players/keith_keane_105740.shtml
Can't ever see a young Irish midfielder who's played in the conference making it with us : - ) but of more interest is that the scout was meant to be Graham Stuart.
Very unreliable source but was pleased to hear that Stewpot is involved with the Club if it's true.
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I'd imagine we watch a lot of players in League One, Two and the Blue Square Prem, doesn't seem unlikely.
That was the very unreliable source the email mentioned but as I said, "Peter, no point asking me, try Richard" : - )
I won't believe it until it's on the OS
I think it's more likely we'll sign a centre back on loan if any of the three can't play for more than 2 or 3 games.
Maybe Parky will find another Sodje somewhere!
You know what, I think that is an excellent stance to take and one that I shall replicate. so
Thank you for suggesting it.
Remember seeing him fill in for Kevin Foley a few years back and was impressed. Foley was a player who was energetic and comptetitive from a very young age; would have quite liked us to sign him. When I saw Keane there wasn't much difference. He has something which most of our players don't have, bloody mindedness and get's on with it fair or foul. Not only that but like a lot of Luton youngsters he seems to have an innate positional awareness, something our youngsters seem to be massively lacking. I'd rather have him in a midfield four than Semedo.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Charlton-boss-Phil-Parkinson-keen-on-Luton-s-Keith-Keane-article224291.html
"excellent, will be gutted if he goes, play centre back, midfield or full back. ROI International as well.
Best Player at the club - little bit injury prone"
At least Parky is looking at versatile players, something Curbs never did ; - )
Surprised that so few have picked up on Graham Stuart. I was more intrigued by his involvement that the merits or otherwise of Keane.
I recall being told that Kins could play across the back four when he first signed, though not sure I ever saw it.
The best centre back in the world over the early noughties was only 5'10" so height's not necessarily a problem, depending on who he's marking. (With Matt Bailey, for example, it probably wouldn't work).
He'll be injured on his debut in January and won't play again this season. You heard it here first.
"Stay out of the spotlight son - we'll take you back to the big time in January"
That "hard as nails" midfielder Kevin Nicholls :-)