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Another Attempt For Healy?
By Aston March 24 2008
Town manager Jim Magilton will reportedly make one last do or die attempt to sign Fulham striker David Healy on-loan until the end of the season.
Town's have been blocked in their previous attempts to sign the Northern Irish striker by Fulham boss Roy Hodgson Jim is determined to have another crack at signing him, especially now Pablo Counago will miss the next three games, Jon Walters is out for all but the final game of the season.

Town are also expected to enquire about Newcastle United striker Shola Ameobi who is now free from injury and could be on his way from Newcastle in the summer as Magpies boss Kevin Keegan is not happy with the players attitude.

Either of these two targets float your boat? Who should Town be trying to sign? Leave your view below.

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29 Mar, 2008 11:11 Report
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Re: Another Attempt For Healy?
rumours now say we're going for him in the summer

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