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Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce has given up hope of landing Manchester United ace Wes Brown on loan next month.

 

The Magpies tactician had targeted the England international after the long-serving Red Devils ace rejected the chance to sign a new contract.

 

However, Allardyce believes with worries over Gary Neville's long-term fitness, Ferguson will not be prepared to let Brown depart in the New Year.

 

The former Bolton manager is desperate to plug The Magpies' leaky defence, although they did keep a clean sheet in their last-gasp 1-0 win over Fulham.

 

"Wes Brown is not going to be available in January," he told The People. "He may leave at the end of the season.

 

"The speculation comes round because he supposedly turned a contract down, but I can't see Sir Alex letting him leave with Gary Neville being injured."

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Just like Gudjonsson, another 'Big Team' reject who would love to join Duff, Butt, Smith for the high paid easy life at st james. Hed soon be shown up as being no better than what we have, Fergie doesnt sell good players very often.

 

Fergie doesn't want to sell him, he's offered him a new contract and Brown's rejected it.

 

He's better than anything we've got at the back at the moment and if we can get him on a free in the Summer it'll be an excellent deal.

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Just like Gudjonsson, another 'Big Team' reject who would love to join Duff, Butt, Smith for the high paid easy life at st james. Hed soon be shown up as being no better than what we have, Fergie doesnt sell good players very often.

 

Fergie doesn't want to sell him, he's offered him a new contract and Brown's rejected it.

 

He's better than anything we've got at the back at the moment and if we can get him on a free in the Summer it'll be an excellent deal.

 

you said that about Geremi

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This thread title just makes me think XXXL Sam has finally given in to his wife's strap on fetish.

 

Ha! ;)

 

Mine was going to be along the lines of needing an enema to clear out a Gregg's binge.

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Just like Gudjonsson, another 'Big Team' reject who would love to join Duff, Butt, Smith for the high paid easy life at st james. Hed soon be shown up as being no better than what we have, Fergie doesnt sell good players very often.

 

there is an element in that to my own thinking. Aside from the fact I think Smith would never get into the team ahead of Rooney and Tevez up front, and Saha, and Butt was understudy to Keane for years [none of which is a disgrace by any stretch of the imagination] I just don't think Brown has the same case, especially with Gary Neville possibly not returning from his injury, and also that we don't need a right back so much.

 

In fact Allardyces' obsession with defenders is pissing me off.

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Just like Gudjonsson, another 'Big Team' reject who would love to join Duff, Butt, Smith for the high paid easy life at st james. Hed soon be shown up as being no better than what we have, Fergie doesnt sell good players very often.

 

Fergie doesn't want to sell him, he's offered him a new contract and Brown's rejected it.

 

He's better than anything we've got at the back at the moment and if we can get him on a free in the Summer it'll be an excellent deal.

 

you said that about Geremi

 

Geremi is a better right back than anything we had there when we signed him, certainly better than Stephen Carr, I also thought he would have been better than Milner down the right from having seen him there previously but he just hasn't regained his form with Boro and early Chelsea which I don't mind admitting I was wrong about, I did point out thought at the time that neither him or Milner would be good enough long term and I stand by that.

 

As for Brown, he's been solid for Man Utd all season but knows he will lose his place to Gary Neville when he's back from injury which is why it seems he wants to move on, I'd take him over any defender at the club and I think he'd make a good partner in the centre of defence for Faye, it also gives us another solid player who can cover right back which means we can move Carr on.

 

Wes Brown on a free in the Summer really is a no brainer.

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