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Austin Work Permit Decision Due Tomorrow

Thursday, July 31st, 2008

  It is likely that Stoke target Rudolph Austin will tomorrow find out if he is to be given the work permit neccessary for him to complate his move to the Potters. A fee of around £1 million was agreed with his club Portmore United in Jamaica and personal terms were agreed with Austin earlier this [...]

Tags: Jamaica, Rudolph Austin, work permit
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Sorensen Signs For Stoke

Thursday, July 31st, 2008

  Stoke have completed the signing of 32 year old Danish international ‘keeper Thomas sorensen on a free transfer following his release from Aston Villa. The commanding 6′5″ stopper joins on a three year contract. Sorensen has been capped 72 times by his country.
  Tony Pulis is clearly delighted with the signing, saying, “Thomas is [...]

Tags: Aston Villa, Denmark, players in, Sunderland, Thomas Sorensen
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Stoke Pair Reject Bournemouth

Thursday, July 31st, 2008

  Stoke youngsters Ryan Shotton (pictured) and Richie De Laet, both 19 have turned down the chance to move on loan to League Two side AFC Bournemouth after a trial period at the club. Both players opted against a move to the South coast to remain at Stoke for the time being. It has been [...]

Tags: AFC Bournemouth, Richie De Laet, Ryan Shotton
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Notts County 0-2 Stoke City

Thursday, July 31st, 2008

  Mamady Sidibe’s brace fired Stoke to a third win of pre-season on Tuesday night at Notts County’s Meadow Lane. Despite the Potters being somewhat on the back foot for the opening spell, the Malian target man gave Stoke the lead on fifteen minutes, with a powerful header from six yards from Glenn Whelan’s cross.
  Sidibe [...]

Tags: Glenn Whelan, Kevin Pilkington, Mamady Sidibe, match reports, Notts County, Rory Delap, Steve Simonsen
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Fulop Deal On Hold

Tuesday, July 29th, 2008

  The transfer of Hungarian goalkeeper Marton Fulop looks to have been put on hold after personal terms between the player and the club could not be agreed (IE he wants too much.) The outcome of the deal is now in the balance, despite Fulop joining seeming a certainty just days ago.
  This development goes a way [...]

Tags: Adboulaye faye, Hungary, Marton Fulop, Newcastle, players in, Senegal, Sunderland, Thomas Sorensen
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Thomas Sorensen On Trial At Stoke

Monday, July 28th, 2008

  Stoke have taken Danish goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen on trial following his release from Aston Villa and are to offer him a contract according to some reports. The 6 foot five inch Dane has made over 300 appearances in English football since 1998 for Sunderland and Villa, the majority coming in the Premier League. The [...]

Tags: Aston Villa, Denmark, Marton Fulop, players in, Steve Simonsen, Sunderland, Thomas Sorensen
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Olofinjana To Stoke In 3 Million Deal

Saturday, July 26th, 2008

  Nigerian international midfielder Seyi George Olofinjana has become the second signing of the summer for the Potters after signing a four year deal, subject to receiving a work permit, which seems a formality after playing in England for neighbour Wolves for four years. The fee for the 28 year-old is 3 million pounds, making [...]

Tags: Nigeria, players in, Seyi Olofinjana, SK Brann, Wolverhampton Wanderers
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Stoke City 2-1 Bahrain

Saturday, July 26th, 2008

  A weakened Stoke side finished their Austrian tour successfully with a 2-1 friendly victory over the Bahrain natioinal side.
  After a bright start, the Potters, missing the likes of Ryan Shawcross, Dave Kitson, Andy Griffin, Mamady Sidibe and long-term absentee Ricardo Fuller took the lead on 29 minutes through Richard Cresswell. The deflected effort was [...]

Tags: Abdullatif, Andy Griffin, Bahrain, Danny Pugh, Dave Kitson, Leon Cort, Liam Lawrence, Mamady Sidibe, match reports, Ricardo Fuller, Richard Cresswell, Rory Delap, Ryan Shawcross, Vincent Pericard
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Last Few Days Round-up

Friday, July 25th, 2008

I have been unsble to post for a few days so I am now doing a brief round-up of all Stoke news from the last few days.
STOKE were beaten 1-0 on Tuesday by German Second Division side FC Nurnberg. The only goal of a close game was scored by Greek striker Angelos Charisteas.
ANGELOS CHARISTEAS has [...]

Tags: Alfreton Town, Angelos Charisteas, Darren Campbell, FC Nurnberg, Jimmy phillips, Marc Grocott, Maton Fulop, players in, players out, round up, staff in, Stafford Rangers, Sunderland, Tom Thorley
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Adam Rooney On Trial At Inverness

Saturday, July 19th, 2008

  Young Stoke striker Adam Rooney has been allowed to go on trial at SPL Inverness Caledonian Thistle with a view to a season long loan move. The Irish striker first featured in the Stoke first team in the latter part of the 2005/2006 season, scoring four goals, including a hat-trick at Brighton in Stoke’s [...]

Tags: Adam Rooney, Inverness Caledonian Thistle, players out, transfers
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