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Southampton ready to make third bid for Wood after captain’s injury

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Southampton are reported as being set to make a third bid for Nathan Wood as Russell Martin tries to reunite with a player that he signed for the Swans last summer. After the first two bids were rejected – the second being, according to Michael Duff, a rehash of the first – it is now […]

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This sounds like grounds to fleece them for another million.
 
Jack Stevens is highly rated as a defender and leader. Lot of pressure for Wood if he goes there..
 
Get a bit more if you can I agree but is Wood going to command that fee in January if he's still with us?
Can't see it myself. He wants to go and he'll probably be gone this week.
If he's involved in tomorrows fixture I'll be surprised.
 
Cooperman said:
This sounds like grounds to fleece them for another million.

At the very ĺeast, hardball time.
Really don't think we can afford to lose him unless Darling moves to the centre, Ashby as the Right CB and Key moving to the RWB position all depending on the LWB being filled properly or we go to a back 4.
 
RichardO said:
At the very ĺeast, hardball time.
Really don't think we can afford to lose him unless Darling moves to the centre, Ashby as the Right CB and Key moving to the RWB position all depending on the LWB being filled properly or we go to a back 4.

If we have 3 centre backs who all seem to struggle in a three, but did better in a 2 when played that way last season, then we sell one of the three, surely the only sane option is to go to a back 4? I'm not holding my breath that we will though.
 

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