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Originally posted by SteveQPR1975 View Post
Graeme Cummins,unless you read Davesview's "Graham's Coming"
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to become Cork City's latest export to England as a number of Championship clubs are poised to bid for the in-form striker.
In the past decade, Cork City have sold 15 players to British clubs with four of them Kevin Doyle, Shane Long, Alan Bennett and Damien Delaney going on to win senior caps, while others such as David Meyler, Roy O'Donovan, Dave Mooney and Colin Healy have gone on to play at a high level abroad.
This season a batch of Championship clubs as well as Premier League newcomers QPR have been keeping tabs on striker Cummins, who attracted more attention last Monday when he scored the winner for Cork as they knocked St Patrick's Athletic out of the EA Sports Cup, his 10th goal of the season.
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Cummins previously played for Cobh Ramblers and Waterford United, and had initially been a centre-half until then manager Stephen Henderson converted him to a front role. He scored 34 goals in two seasons (2009, 2010) with Waterford and Cork City.
Millwall, Reading and Birmingham City all had scouts in Turner's Cross last Monday to see Cummins against Pats and the scouts will be out in force again tonight when City take on Athlone Town.
QPR have also sent a representative to see Cummins but it's thought that a move to the Championship is more likely if a club agrees to pay the minimum fee of 100,000, which Cork have placed on his head. -
Cork are not even in Ireland's premiership league !
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i can hear the rustle of a brown paper envelope that is winging its way to Gianni Paladini as we speak :-)Comment
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Hold on..weren't shane long kevin doyle, robbie keane roy keane all un heard of when they were signed by their respective clubs..non of them have turned out too badComment
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Please don't try a confuse the numptys with common sense....Originally posted by 3London View Post
A lot of posters go on about wanting to find a rough diamond, a young player looking to prove himself and then as soon as a player is mentioned they've never heard of they criticize, no win situation....
Cork have a reputation for providing players that perform in the top two leagues in England so why not give him a go at 100kYou can keep that silly fat w@nker. The lads can't lift himComment
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You may ask,I'm from Cork and iv never heard of himOriginally posted by SteveQPR1975 View PostComment
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Only joking,Cork play second tier football,he has scored 10 league goals this season,our 2 nd tier standard would be the same as the conferenceComment
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