Sharky

Why does it take the club such a long time to update the club officials On the contact us page on the main website they still have Richie Wellens as Manager

What a great result. What were the odds on a 3 nil away victory. sixth in the table onwards and upwards. Well done

Looks like a loan deal is the only way out for Micah. According to the Daily Express his price of £7m is said to be too much for Liverpool, Tottenham and Newcastle

See official site....Health reasons

According to BBC Rumour's Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is lining up a shock bid for Manchester City defender Micah Richards, who has been starved of first-team opportunities and is rated at about £12m. Full story: Caught Offside We could do with the Money from the Sale. Thats potentially Utd and Spurs after him.

Just had a text from the club. Announcement to be on official site soon.

Still remember the plastic pitch. I have a 4" square of it in a box somewher. must dig it out.....

Till end of Season SMS

On loan till end of season as well !!!!

Do we as a club pay his wages during the time he is injured or would they normally be covered by insurance????

Contract extension for 12 months to June 2011 SMS

Is Kieran likley to feature at Brentord this weekend. After the Fluke Goal no mention seems to be made of his performance

Failed to impress !!!

central midfielder / centre 1 year deal ...SMS

12 month deal ...SMS. Wiki details ----Rene Steer (born 31 January 1990 in Luton) is an English professional footballer, who is currently a free agent; he formerly played for Arsenal. He plays primarily as a left back. Steer started out at the Arsenal youth system, joining the club at the age of 13. He made 12 appearances for the reserve side in 2007-08, and a further 11 for the Under-18s.[1] He signed a professional contract with Arsenal in 2007.[1] He received his first first-team call-up as an unused substitute in Arsenal's 2-0 League Cup defeat to Burnley on December 2, 2008,[2] as well as making a further two Premier Reserve League appearances in the first half of 2008-09.[3] In January 2009 he went on loan to Gillingham,[3] for whom he played his first senior game as a substitute in a 2–0 league defeat at home to Bradford City on 7 February 2009.[4] He returned to Arsenal after his loan spell ended in April 2009, but was released by the club in June.[5]