Welsh International Blake Leaves Molineux
Blake
By Scott Cooper (17th May 2004)
May 17 2004
NATHAN Blake has become the first player to be told his contract will not be renewed and has said he would relish a return to Cardiff - the club he supported as a youngster.

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17th May 2004 |
 
NATHAN
Blake has become the first player to be told his contract will not be renewed
and has said he would relish a return to Cardiff - the club he supported as a
youngster.
Nathan
Blake has become the first player to be officially told he will not be having
his contract renewed after Wolves were relegated to the Coca Cola Football
League.
Eight
players still remain uncertain of their futures, but Blake has spoken out
after he received the news that his Wolves career had come to an end. Dave
Jones has a transfer kitty of £7M to strengthen in the summer and does not
see Blake as part of his long-term plans.
The
Welsh International who scored in Wolves 3-0 play-off win over Sheffield
United has said that he would love the chance to return to Cardiff and
admitted that winning another trophy would be nice.
Of course Cardiff would appeal to
me, that goes without saying. But we'll wait and see." Said Blake
"I just want to play for another couple of seasons and try to win a trophy somewhere. I'd be more than satisfied with that."
Denis
Irwin has retired and Alex Rae is set to sign for Rangers but a handful of
players including Paul Ince, Vio Ganea, George Ndah and Paul Butler are all
unsure of their future.
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