Marshall Departure Leaves Jones With Keeper Crisis
By Scott Cooper (1st January 2004)
January 1 2004
The departure of on-loan from Ipswich Goalkeeper Andy Marshall has left Wolves with yet another Goalkeeping crisis, with just Michael Oakes as the one senior goalkeeper.
Author: Scott Cooper Date: 1-1-04 Time:
2.20pm The
departure of on-loan from Ipswich Goalkeeper Andy Marshall has left
Wolves with yet another Goalkeeping crisis, with just Michael Oakes as
the one senior goalkeeper. Wolves
Manager Dave Jones is believed to have told Andy Marshall that Wolves
would not be following their interest in the Ipswich shot-stopper up
which has prompted Marshall to return to his club Ipswich Town. As
the Transfer Window is now open, Jones will be looking to sign a
permanent Goalkeeper, but he would have still liked Marshall to stay
on-loan for another month - Something Marshall was not considering. "Wolves
have discussed keeping Andy until the end of the season, but he wants to
be available if another club comes in," said Ipswich Boss Joe Royle.
"I can understand that, and Andy will start training with us
again." Marshall
played just one game for Wolves in his two-month stay, conceding 5 in
the Carling Cup away at Arsenal.
Source: Express
And Star
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