THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK
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Could be the board this time.
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Josh Wright
Could be the board this time.
yogi bear up the cagire
Life President⭐
sounds good, surprise?............well there had to be a reason for why he left Gills...........didn't do it to remain unemployed.
Floval Flyer
Licensed to ill⭐
Good News, but hope this doesn't trigger potential for Lenny to leave in January?
So, now that's resolved what about Kieran Richardson?
So, now that's resolved what about Kieran Richardson?
yogi bear up the cagire
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Chris PhillipsCompte certifié @CJPhillips1982 10 minil y a 10 minutes
It's a one year deal Josh Wright has signed but the club have the option to extend it for a further year if they want to.
It's a one year deal Josh Wright has signed but the club have the option to extend it for a further year if they want to.
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Still Loves Emma Bunton. Roy McDonough is God!
I think we should sign him
Blue Yonder
Schoolboy⭐⭐
Someone has to go in January surely ?
Brian Horton?
Jay_SUFC
Manager⭐
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Hopefully Timlin :smile:
Tangled up in Blue
Certified Senior Citizen⭐
Played well when moved to midfield today in the second half I thought.
GrumpyBlue
Director⭐⭐
75% are lightweights and 25% wants away :thumbdown:
Shrimperforlife
Director
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he was good in the victory at Portsmouth
Welcome Josh!
shrimper61
So say we all⭐
Josh on club website now after signing for the blues. He is saying how happy he is and how he wants to do well for the clubs fantastic fans...I like him already lol...
OldBlueLady
Junior Blues Coordinator⭐⭐
What is "hooible"?
Sorry i find that comment unfair, Timlin has been the backbone of our side, for many a year. Ok maybe he is not quite the the player he once was, but to dismiss him like that i feel is unwarranted.
THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK
Life President⭐⭐
He says he's fit. So after this weeks training he will be ready.
THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK
Life President⭐⭐
Here is the full interview. Woody showed yesterday what creativity and a goal threat can bring from midfield. I think Josh Wright will be a big success.
Blues complete the signing of midfielder Josh Wright
Southend United are delighted to announce the signing of Josh Wright on a free transfer.
The former Gillingham captain joins Blues on a one-year deal, with the option of a second, to bolster Manager Phil Brown’s midfield options.
Wright, who will link up with the Blues squad following today's 2-2 draw with Northampton Town, will wear the number 44 shirt.
Speaking to iFollow Blues, the 27-year-old said: “I’m delighted. It’s been going on for a little while now but that can happen in football.
“I’ve kept calm and stayed in the background but I’m over the moon to get it done and I can’t wait to get going now.
“I had a fantastic couple of years at Gillingham and they will always be a club close to my heart. I enjoyed my time there but at the end of the day you have to do what is best for you and when Southend come knocking, I was never going to turn a club down like this down.
“I can’t wait to get out there now, on the training pitch and in the games, and give my best for the great fans that they’ve got here.”
Wright left Gillingham after two years and over 90 appearances in all competitions in August.
He scored 14 goals last season for the Gills as they escaped relegation from League One and has racked up a vast amount of experience in the Championship and League One with over 200 appearances for the likes of Scunthorpe, Millwall, Crawley Town, Leyton Orient and then most recently at Gillingham.
After 14 goals last season, Wright described himself as an all-round midfielder.
“The biggest thing for me last year was I found a new player in myself which I’ve known I’ve always had.
“I can do both now. I can get forward, I can play out-and-out central midfield, but now I’ve got that feel of the goals in a season I would like to continue that.
“I want to say to myself that I’m a goalscoring midfielder, but I love to get on the ball. I’ve got the fitness and the legs to be able to do that so I see myself as an attacking midfielder, but an all-round midfielder because I can play either or.
“That was the biggest thing that came out of last season and I want to take that into this season.”
Wright will be looking to make his Blues debut next weekend away at Fleetwood Town.
Blues complete the signing of midfielder Josh Wright
Southend United are delighted to announce the signing of Josh Wright on a free transfer.
The former Gillingham captain joins Blues on a one-year deal, with the option of a second, to bolster Manager Phil Brown’s midfield options.
Wright, who will link up with the Blues squad following today's 2-2 draw with Northampton Town, will wear the number 44 shirt.
Speaking to iFollow Blues, the 27-year-old said: “I’m delighted. It’s been going on for a little while now but that can happen in football.
“I’ve kept calm and stayed in the background but I’m over the moon to get it done and I can’t wait to get going now.
“I had a fantastic couple of years at Gillingham and they will always be a club close to my heart. I enjoyed my time there but at the end of the day you have to do what is best for you and when Southend come knocking, I was never going to turn a club down like this down.
“I can’t wait to get out there now, on the training pitch and in the games, and give my best for the great fans that they’ve got here.”
Wright left Gillingham after two years and over 90 appearances in all competitions in August.
He scored 14 goals last season for the Gills as they escaped relegation from League One and has racked up a vast amount of experience in the Championship and League One with over 200 appearances for the likes of Scunthorpe, Millwall, Crawley Town, Leyton Orient and then most recently at Gillingham.
After 14 goals last season, Wright described himself as an all-round midfielder.
“The biggest thing for me last year was I found a new player in myself which I’ve known I’ve always had.
“I can do both now. I can get forward, I can play out-and-out central midfield, but now I’ve got that feel of the goals in a season I would like to continue that.
“I want to say to myself that I’m a goalscoring midfielder, but I love to get on the ball. I’ve got the fitness and the legs to be able to do that so I see myself as an attacking midfielder, but an all-round midfielder because I can play either or.
“That was the biggest thing that came out of last season and I want to take that into this season.”
Wright will be looking to make his Blues debut next weekend away at Fleetwood Town.
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