WOAH.... Roar's REAL English Import

[gavsimmons]

From TWG Site.

West Ham striker Teddy Sheringham could be on his way to Australia to play in the Hyundai A-League.

Queensland Roar chief executive Lawrence Oudendyk and coach Miron Bleiberg have admitted that they have been in contact the ex-England marksman.

And Sheringham's former Manchester United strike partner Dwight Yorke recently signed for another of the new league's clubs - Sydney FC.

It has emerged that the 39-year-old and the club have been negotiating for the past three months.

Now that would be a nice signing.

[marinermick]

gavsimmons said:

From TWG Site.

West Ham striker Teddy Sheringham could be on his way to Australia to play in the Hyundai A-League.

Queensland Roar chief executive Lawrence Oudendyk and coach Miron Bleiberg have admitted that they have been in contact the ex-England marksman.

And Sheringham's former Manchester United strike partner Dwight Yorke recently signed for another of the new league's clubs - Sydney FC.

It has emerged that the 39-year-old and the club have been negotiating for the past three months.

Now that would be a nice signing.

I heard that Terry venebles will be coaching Newcastle

[marinermick]

in all seriousness the Roar are trying to get him for a six-game stint not as their marquee player

[Phormic]

I've read that it's only a guest appearance for six games. At least Yorke has signed PERMANENTLY for us.

[marinermick]

phormic said:

I've read that it's only a guest appearance for six games. At least Yorke has signed PERMANENTLY for us.

beat ya to it phormic

[gavsimmons]

Heh, fair cop.

However, Sheringham is obviously going to be looking for a new team (I doubt he’d play in the Championship), and Queensland, will have some money to spend. A high profile signing such as Teddy would do wonders for the teams profile and probably attract some good sponsorship dollars.

I guess it’s no less likely than us getting Yorke.

[Rieper]

Alan Pardew has confirmed to Sky Sports News that Teddy Sheringham will be offered fresh terms.

The veteran striker is out of contract at Upton Park having played a major role in securing the club's return to The Premiership, via a play-off final defeat of Preston.

Despite his advanced years, Pardew is convinced Sheringham can still perform at the highest level and will attempt to secure his services in the near future.

''You can't speak highly enough of Teddy,'' Pardew told Sky Sports News.

''He's someone I know well and I'm sure they'll be an agreement done because I still believe he can do it in the The Premiership and more importantly than that, he believes he can do it too.

''If he believes he can do it, then I'm sure he will.''


that was about a week ago, and also, I thought loan signings and these guest appearances weren't allowed under the structure of the new comp??

[hillbilly]

Guest plays are teh nsl dum kopf bull shyte.

Full season or f**k OFF!

[SydneyFC]

hmmm interesting but I was under the impression he was going to move into coaching.

[PompeyFC]

skysports.planetfootball.com/list.asp?hlid=282902&CPID=8&CLID=&lid=2&title=Queensland+track+Teddy&channel=Football_Home

Oh Damn! No the pommies would be laughing at us even more ! They actuallu use the name RoAR < crawls into deep hole>

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