" CARDIFF CHASING CAPTAIN OF PROMOTION CHASING "
Sun May 03, 2015 6:48 pm
Cardiff,Sheff Wednesday,Leeds and wigan are all monitoring Chesterfield captain Sam Morsy.Apparently all these clubs including us made a bid for him in January but chesterfield turned down all the offers!!
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Re: CARDIFF CHASING CHESTERFIELD CAPTAIN!
Sun May 03, 2015 7:17 pm
Would love it. Good battler in the midfield and knows Eoin
Re: CARDIFF CHASING CHESTERFIELD CAPTAIN!
Sun May 03, 2015 7:22 pm
Interesting fact for Annis, he is half Egyptian on his father's side 
Re: CARDIFF CHASING CHESTERFIELD CAPTAIN!
Sun May 03, 2015 7:25 pm
BlueSince1908 wrote:Would love it. Good battler in the midfield and knows Eoin
Even though doyle was their top scorer,this bloke was apparently their star player.The money they were asking for him in January made the doyle fee look small in comparison!!
Re: CARDIFF CHASING CHESTERFIELD CAPTAIN!
Sun May 03, 2015 7:28 pm
ThomasC wrote:Interesting fact for Annis, he is half Egyptian on his father's side
Pharoah nuff didn't know he was Egyptian.
Re: CARDIFF CHASING CHESTERFIELD CAPTAIN!
Sun May 03, 2015 7:28 pm
Recently-appointed Chesterfield club captain Sam Morsy has impressed a number of Championship clubs who are continuing to show interest ahead of the summer transfer window.
Egypt-eligble midfielder Sam Morsy, who has captained Chesterfield to a Championship promotion playoff place, is being chased by a number of Championship clubs.
Cardiff, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United and Wigan had all made offers in January for Sam Morsy, but were hastily rejected by Chesterfield, who lost their top goalscorer Eoin Doyle to Cardiff City and were looking for an astronomical fee for the 23-year-old Egyptian.
Morsy, who in an interview with KingFut expressed his intentions to continue improving his game and progressing with Chesterfield, has said that it would be his dream to represent Egypt.
Chesterfield finished the season with a 1-1 draw against Sheffield United who managed to finish one place above them in 5th. The Spireites had already guaranteed themselves a promotional playoff place after their 2-0 defeat to League One champions Bristol City.
Chesterfield will play Preston North End in the Championship promotion playoff semi-final on the 7th May at the Proact Stadium with the return leg at Sheffield’s Bramall Lane on 10th May.
Egypt-eligble midfielder Sam Morsy, who has captained Chesterfield to a Championship promotion playoff place, is being chased by a number of Championship clubs.
Cardiff, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United and Wigan had all made offers in January for Sam Morsy, but were hastily rejected by Chesterfield, who lost their top goalscorer Eoin Doyle to Cardiff City and were looking for an astronomical fee for the 23-year-old Egyptian.
Morsy, who in an interview with KingFut expressed his intentions to continue improving his game and progressing with Chesterfield, has said that it would be his dream to represent Egypt.
Chesterfield finished the season with a 1-1 draw against Sheffield United who managed to finish one place above them in 5th. The Spireites had already guaranteed themselves a promotional playoff place after their 2-0 defeat to League One champions Bristol City.
Chesterfield will play Preston North End in the Championship promotion playoff semi-final on the 7th May at the Proact Stadium with the return leg at Sheffield’s Bramall Lane on 10th May.
Re: CARDIFF CHASING CHESTERFIELD CAPTAIN!
Sun May 03, 2015 8:08 pm
sir ninian wrote:ThomasC wrote:Interesting fact for Annis, he is half Egyptian on his father's side
Pharoah nuff didn't know he was Egyptian.
Heard he plays well in a midfield pyramid
Re: " CARDIFF CHASING CAPTAIN OF PROMOTION CHASING "
Sun May 03, 2015 9:20 pm
Can see him coming here if they don't get promoted,
Re: " CARDIFF CHASING CAPTAIN OF PROMOTION CHASING "
Mon May 04, 2015 10:09 pm
Cardiff City step up interest in Chesterfield midfielder Sam Morsy as Russell Slade eyes first summer singing
The Bluebirds boss has been tracking the progress of 23-year-old Morsy, who was Chesterfield player of the year when they won the League Two title last season
Cardiff City boss Russell Slade could move closer to his first signing of the summer this week as he monitors Chesterfield midfielder Sam Morsy in the League One play-offs.
The Bluebirds boss has been tracking the progress of 23-year-old Morsy, who was Chesterfield player of the year when they won the League Two title last season.
Cardiff, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds and Wigan were all linked with a move for Morsy in January, but he is on a long-term contract at Chesterfield and stayed to help them earn a play-off spot.
City manager Slade has watched Morsy’s development and could go back in for the holding midfield player, who describes himself as ‘a box-to-box midfield player who can break up play and link defence to attack quickly’.
The Bluebirds boss has been tracking the progress of 23-year-old Morsy, who was Chesterfield player of the year when they won the League Two title last season
Cardiff City boss Russell Slade could move closer to his first signing of the summer this week as he monitors Chesterfield midfielder Sam Morsy in the League One play-offs.
The Bluebirds boss has been tracking the progress of 23-year-old Morsy, who was Chesterfield player of the year when they won the League Two title last season.
Cardiff, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds and Wigan were all linked with a move for Morsy in January, but he is on a long-term contract at Chesterfield and stayed to help them earn a play-off spot.
City manager Slade has watched Morsy’s development and could go back in for the holding midfield player, who describes himself as ‘a box-to-box midfield player who can break up play and link defence to attack quickly’.