Post by adykitch on Jan 7, 2011 19:01:40 GMT
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Oxford United boss says five players may leave
Oxford United boss Chris Wilder has said that up to five members of his squad may not return to the club.
Dannie Bulman has already signed a permanent deal at Crawley, while Jack Midson is at Southend and Mark Creighton is on loan with Wrexham.
Elsewhere, Sam Deering is with Newport and Rhys Day is at Mansfield.
"The time has come to move forward. We don't feel those players will return to the club this season," Wilder told BBC Radio Oxford.
"We have to look to see if players are good enough, some players have done a great job for us and some players will take us forward."
"The decisions we have made with the lads that are out on loan are decisions we are sticking with," he added.
Oxford Mail 7/1/2011
OXFORD United are fending off clubs interested in taking Jack Midson following his hat-trick at Torquay.
U’s boss Chris Wilder says the centre forward is not leaving, and he’s in the happy position of now having very strong competition for places up front.
United’s manager said: “We’ve had a couple of inquiries about Jack after his exploits on Monday, but I should imagine I would get hanged if I let Jack go out of the building!
“He’s back with us, so nothing will be happening with that one.”
And Wilder confirmed that Midson (pictured above) will start at Aldershot tomorrow, with decisions to be made about who partners him in attack.
“I think Jack will feel a little bit disappointed if he gets left out after scoring a hat-trick,” he said.
“He’s cemented a place, but I don’t envisage too many other changes this time.”
There were no fewer than eight new faces at Torquay on Monday, but that brave move proved a masterstroke as United’s very different-looking side won 4-3 in dramatic fashion.
Oxford United boss says five players may leave
Oxford United boss Chris Wilder has said that up to five members of his squad may not return to the club.
Dannie Bulman has already signed a permanent deal at Crawley, while Jack Midson is at Southend and Mark Creighton is on loan with Wrexham.
Elsewhere, Sam Deering is with Newport and Rhys Day is at Mansfield.
"The time has come to move forward. We don't feel those players will return to the club this season," Wilder told BBC Radio Oxford.
"We have to look to see if players are good enough, some players have done a great job for us and some players will take us forward."
"The decisions we have made with the lads that are out on loan are decisions we are sticking with," he added.
Oxford Mail 7/1/2011
OXFORD United are fending off clubs interested in taking Jack Midson following his hat-trick at Torquay.
U’s boss Chris Wilder says the centre forward is not leaving, and he’s in the happy position of now having very strong competition for places up front.
United’s manager said: “We’ve had a couple of inquiries about Jack after his exploits on Monday, but I should imagine I would get hanged if I let Jack go out of the building!
“He’s back with us, so nothing will be happening with that one.”
And Wilder confirmed that Midson (pictured above) will start at Aldershot tomorrow, with decisions to be made about who partners him in attack.
“I think Jack will feel a little bit disappointed if he gets left out after scoring a hat-trick,” he said.
“He’s cemented a place, but I don’t envisage too many other changes this time.”
There were no fewer than eight new faces at Torquay on Monday, but that brave move proved a masterstroke as United’s very different-looking side won 4-3 in dramatic fashion.
