Norwich pull out of Noone deal for £2m
Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:15 pm
According to SSN.
Re: Norwich pull out of Noone deal for £2m
Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:15 pm
Poor Nooney, what's he supposed to think now?
Nobody wants him
Nobody wants him
Re: Norwich pull out of Noone deal for £2m
Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:16 pm
Aramore wrote:Poor Nooney, what's he supposed to think now?
Noone wants him
Re: Norwich pull out of Noone deal for £2m
Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:18 pm
darran1927 wrote:Aramore wrote:Poor Nooney, what's he supposed to think now?
Noone wants him
Re: Norwich pull out of Noone deal for £2m
Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:19 pm
BREAKING NEWS: No One wants Noone.
Re: Norwich pull out of Noone deal for £2m
Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:37 pm
Reports first surfaced this morning that the 27-year-old could be heading to Carrow Road in a cut-price deal with the Bluebirds reportedly looking to trim their wage bill.
Media reports in Wales suggested that City had offered £2million for the former Brighton winger but were told that the Bluebirds wanted closer to £5m.
Noone only signed a new contract extension in November keeping him in Wales until 2018 and it seems the Canaries have now pulled out of any potential deal.
Noone played at Carrow Road recently in the Bluebirds’ 3-2 Championship defeat, one of 23 appearances for the Championship outfit this season scoring one goal.
He broke through at non-league Skelmersdale – who play in the same division at King’s Lynn Town (Step Three of the non-league pyramid, one below Lowestoft) – back in 2005.
Spells with a couple of other part-time outfits followed before he was signed by Plymouth Argyle in 2008. Since then Noone’s played for Exeter (on loan), Brighton and Cardiff. He’s been with the Bluebirds since August 2012 after they paid the team now managed by Chris Hughton £1million for his services.
Media reports in Wales suggested that City had offered £2million for the former Brighton winger but were told that the Bluebirds wanted closer to £5m.
Noone only signed a new contract extension in November keeping him in Wales until 2018 and it seems the Canaries have now pulled out of any potential deal.
Noone played at Carrow Road recently in the Bluebirds’ 3-2 Championship defeat, one of 23 appearances for the Championship outfit this season scoring one goal.
He broke through at non-league Skelmersdale – who play in the same division at King’s Lynn Town (Step Three of the non-league pyramid, one below Lowestoft) – back in 2005.
Spells with a couple of other part-time outfits followed before he was signed by Plymouth Argyle in 2008. Since then Noone’s played for Exeter (on loan), Brighton and Cardiff. He’s been with the Bluebirds since August 2012 after they paid the team now managed by Chris Hughton £1million for his services.
Re: Norwich pull out of Noone deal for £2m
Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:43 pm
Good - we need players like him
Cannot belive how fickle some fans are - we are playing a completely different style of football under slade and hes obviously not been on form... still one of the best players at our club though
Noone was one of our stand our players in the Prem and we missed him a lot through injury
He was one of our best players in the promotion season aswell
Cannot belive how fickle some fans are - we are playing a completely different style of football under slade and hes obviously not been on form... still one of the best players at our club though
Noone was one of our stand our players in the Prem and we missed him a lot through injury
He was one of our best players in the promotion season aswell
Re: Norwich pull out of Noone deal for £2m
Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:50 pm
Craig Noone move to Norwich collapses
BY JACK ROSSER ⋅ FEBRUARY 2, 2015 ⋅
Craig Noone’s £2m move to Norwich from Cardiff City is now off, according to Sky Sports News HQ.
Noone, 27, has been at Cardiff City since 2012 after signing fromBrighton & Hove Albion, and has gone on to make 64 appearances for the Welsh club, scoring nine goals.
The 27-year-old midfielder has had previous experience at Plymouth Argyle and Exeter City prior to Brighton, so is used to the rigours and demands of the Football League.
The Canaries have found themselves in the limelight in this transfer window, with FLW reporting that Celtic have submitted an enquiry for midfielder Wes Hoolahan.
Noone began his career with Lancashire side Skelmersdale United before climbing the leagues to where he is with Cardiff, however his potential 6th career transfer has now fallen through with Norwich pulling out with 45 minutes of the January window left.
Alex Neil’s Norwich City have done other business on deadline day having won the race to sign West Brom midfielder Graham Dorrans, as reported on FLW. Dorrans could feature in the Norwich squad to face Blackpool on Saturday where the Canaries will look to press further towards the play-off spots. Norwich’s Martin Olsson has also been the subject of interest from other clubs, one of which was Premier League outfit Swansea City.
BY JACK ROSSER ⋅ FEBRUARY 2, 2015 ⋅
Craig Noone’s £2m move to Norwich from Cardiff City is now off, according to Sky Sports News HQ.
Noone, 27, has been at Cardiff City since 2012 after signing fromBrighton & Hove Albion, and has gone on to make 64 appearances for the Welsh club, scoring nine goals.
The 27-year-old midfielder has had previous experience at Plymouth Argyle and Exeter City prior to Brighton, so is used to the rigours and demands of the Football League.
The Canaries have found themselves in the limelight in this transfer window, with FLW reporting that Celtic have submitted an enquiry for midfielder Wes Hoolahan.
Noone began his career with Lancashire side Skelmersdale United before climbing the leagues to where he is with Cardiff, however his potential 6th career transfer has now fallen through with Norwich pulling out with 45 minutes of the January window left.
Alex Neil’s Norwich City have done other business on deadline day having won the race to sign West Brom midfielder Graham Dorrans, as reported on FLW. Dorrans could feature in the Norwich squad to face Blackpool on Saturday where the Canaries will look to press further towards the play-off spots. Norwich’s Martin Olsson has also been the subject of interest from other clubs, one of which was Premier League outfit Swansea City.