By Aston
December 30 2005

It has been reported that West Ham have agreed to sell Gavin Williams to Town for a fee of somewhere in the region of £350,000.

It is believed that the 25-year-old is ready to sign a two and half year deal offered to him by Town although the finer points of the deal do still need to be finalised.

 

Since the start of his loan from Upton Park Williams has been an ever-present in the Town side, which is opposite of what it has been like at West Ham this season where he has failed to make a single appearance.

 

The money for this transfer has been made available after Town restructured part of their debt, the remaining money will now be added the “get a striker for Joe” fund.

 

Joe has made an effort to bring in Geoff Horsfield and Rob Earnshaw from West Brom but the Baggies are reluctant to loan out any players. With Francis Jeffers returning to Charlton following a loan spell at Rangers Town may be able to go back in for one Charlton’s many strikers. Sheffield United striker Paul Shaw may be a target while Robbie Fowler has been linked with a move on-loan to Portman Road.

 

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