' Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign '
Mon Sep 14, 2015 6:50 am
Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign Manchester United striker James Wilson on loan
14 SEPTEMBER 2015
BY MIRROR FOOTBALL
The England Under-21 striker has found first-team chances hard to come by and has been tipped for a spell on loan
Cardiff City and Bolton have joined the race to sign Manchester United’s England under-21 international striker James Wilson on-loan.
Wilson, 19, has yet to figure in the first-team for United so far this season.
Last term, he made 17 appearances - scoring twice.
Derby County are leading the race to sign Wilson, but Cardiff boss Russell Slade and Bolton manager Neil Lennon are on his trail as well.
Dave ThompsonImpact: Wilson netted on his England Under-21 debut last week
Slade said: “He’s obviously a player of strong ability. Manchester United think a lot of him.
There would be something wrong if everyone turned away when he was available. It’s not a no from us.”
Lennon added: “I think Manchester United have said there’s half a dozen clubs in for him and I could understand that. There would be an interest there, no question.”
14 SEPTEMBER 2015
BY MIRROR FOOTBALL
The England Under-21 striker has found first-team chances hard to come by and has been tipped for a spell on loan
Cardiff City and Bolton have joined the race to sign Manchester United’s England under-21 international striker James Wilson on-loan.
Wilson, 19, has yet to figure in the first-team for United so far this season.
Last term, he made 17 appearances - scoring twice.
Derby County are leading the race to sign Wilson, but Cardiff boss Russell Slade and Bolton manager Neil Lennon are on his trail as well.
Dave ThompsonImpact: Wilson netted on his England Under-21 debut last week
Slade said: “He’s obviously a player of strong ability. Manchester United think a lot of him.
There would be something wrong if everyone turned away when he was available. It’s not a no from us.”
Lennon added: “I think Manchester United have said there’s half a dozen clubs in for him and I could understand that. There would be an interest there, no question.”
Re: ' Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign '
Mon Sep 14, 2015 7:39 am
Would he get a look in at Derby though? They've got a lot of strikers
With Saadi and Macheda injured, he would be invaluable for us and ,hopefully, get more game time.
With Saadi and Macheda injured, he would be invaluable for us and ,hopefully, get more game time.
Re: ' Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign '
Mon Sep 14, 2015 8:00 am
Id rather frazier on loan to be honest
Re: ' Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign '
Mon Sep 14, 2015 8:15 am
neilst wrote:Id rather frazier on loan to be honest
Me too but I'd take this lad.
Re: ' Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign '
Mon Sep 14, 2015 10:04 am
Someone said "would he get a look in at Derby", I would argue, would he get a look in at Cardiff,knowing Slade's reputation
Re: ' Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign '
Mon Sep 14, 2015 10:08 am
angelis1949 wrote:Someone said "would he get a look in at Derby", I would argue, would he get a look in at Cardiff,knowing Slade's reputation
Re: ' Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign '
Mon Sep 14, 2015 10:18 am
he seems to have confidence in Mason, and though i may have reservations about him he does have 3 in 6 now.
but given that, im not sure another striker is needed right now.
but given that, im not sure another striker is needed right now.
Re: ' Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign '
Mon Sep 14, 2015 4:08 pm
I don't we need him. 
Re: ' Bolton and Cardiff join the race to sign '
Mon Sep 14, 2015 4:18 pm
Can't be true, slade only 'signs league 1 players'