Stev Angus on Trial

[rabbloke]

The Cambridge official site does not list him as a player so I would guess he is a free agent. The Reading boy had a serious cruciate injury last year and only went back into light training in April 2005. Highly rated winger, trialled with Man U and Celtic I believe.

 

[blueheaven]

The Scunny manager said that he would not sign angus as "he carried too much baggage with him" - make of that whatever you want.

 

[bas blue]

just read on itv text page 474 we have got darren campbell in for two games to try to win a contrct with us. with reading at the moment

 

[Fish]

Quote[/b] (rabbloke @ Aug. 17 2005,15:26)]The Cambridge official site does not list him as a player so I would guess he is a free agent. The Reading boy had a serious cruciate injury last year and only went back into light training in April 2005. Highly rated winger, trialled with Man U and Celtic I believe.

Cambridge cleared out 17 players over the summer, and only had 4 left for Rob Newman to play with (poor sods) 4 weeks ago.

Chances are he was cleared out, and even if he wasn't all the Cambridge players there now are on month-to-month contracts.

Still, they beat Hereford on Sky last night even so.

 

[sufcintheprem]

not sure if anyone has raised this already but Angus appears to be yet another local boy. Pretty sure we won't sign him unless he's right mentally going by every other signing Tilly has made.

I'm kind of praying that he's a versatile defender but from memory he's a solid centre half and that's about it. Still, I'm sure Eagle's still got the pace to play ful back if needed.

 

[Andy_S]

Angus would be a useful signing I reckon. As we appear to have let the Serbian Beast slip through our fingers

then Angus could provide some good competition. He's always been pretty highly thought of and perhaps the fact he's found himself without a club could snap him into gear. No doubt Gutts has had a small hand in this. He was released from Cambridge due to their money issues, it had nothing to do with the playing side of things. As has already been said, he is indeed a local boy as well.

This Campbell sounds handy. He sounds very highly regarded, especially as Man Utd and Celtic took him on for training, and in his one and only brief first team appearance for Reading, their fans started chanting his name because they were so impressed! Interesting hair though:

 

[sufcintheprem]

Wow, he looks so different on the telly.

(hmm. Actually, I'm bored of references to the runner myself. God knows why I'm carrying on!)

 

[TrueBlue]

Quote[/b] ]The Essex born former West Ham trainee

nothing new there!

 

[Guest]

Too true, our other ex-Hammer trainees are doing quite nicely, thank you!