Miller signs for Vancouver
Mon Jul 16, 2012 9:49 am
Spoke to his dad this morning in Musselburgh depot and he said its a done deal.
Re: Miller signs for Vancouver
Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:08 am
aj1927 wrote:Spoke to his dad this morning in Musselburgh depot and he said its a done deal.
All the best to him
Re: Miller signs for Vancouver
Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:13 am
thats 1.2 mil off the wage bil, great news 
Re: Miller signs for Vancouver
Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:27 am
When will it be announced officially, did he say?
Re: Miller signs for Vancouver
Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:38 am
Cardiff’s Miller to remain in Scotland plans despite imminent Vancouver Whitecaps move – Robson
Submitted by Andrew Slevison on Mon, 07/16/2012 - 09:04
Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Barry Robson is confident that Kenny Miller will remain as Scotland’s star striker despite his impending move to MLS.
The 32-year old is set to depart Cardiff City to join the Whitecaps this week and Robson, who made the move from Middlesbrough recently, believes he can become a star in North America as well as retain his spot as Scotland’s main target man.
“Kenny is Scotland’s main striker and I don’t see that changing any time soon,” Robson said.
“He’s still young, he’s still fit and he’s become a real leader for the national team.
“Kenny has a massive part to play for Scotland and him moving to Canada will not make a difference.
“I know Kenny feels that way and I’m sure nobody in the international set-up wants to lose him.
“He’ll keep going, I’ll keep going and hopefully we can help the national team reach the (2014) World Cup.”
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Submitted by Andrew Slevison on Mon, 07/16/2012 - 09:04
Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Barry Robson is confident that Kenny Miller will remain as Scotland’s star striker despite his impending move to MLS.
The 32-year old is set to depart Cardiff City to join the Whitecaps this week and Robson, who made the move from Middlesbrough recently, believes he can become a star in North America as well as retain his spot as Scotland’s main target man.
“Kenny is Scotland’s main striker and I don’t see that changing any time soon,” Robson said.
“He’s still young, he’s still fit and he’s become a real leader for the national team.
“Kenny has a massive part to play for Scotland and him moving to Canada will not make a difference.
“I know Kenny feels that way and I’m sure nobody in the international set-up wants to lose him.
“He’ll keep going, I’ll keep going and hopefully we can help the national team reach the (2014) World Cup.”
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