By Dave Gooderham
Thursday, June 28, 2012
6:59 PM
STEVE Davies has opened the door to a possible reunion with Paul Jewell after confirming on Twitter that he is leaving Derby County.
The 24-year-old striker has been tracked by Ipswich this summer although reports earlier this month that Town had tested the water with an initial £500,000 bid appear a little wide of the mark.
Writing a message to Derby fans on Twitter this afternoon, Davies said: “Sorry guys and girls. Unfortunately I am leaving and I know people are sceptical but it is honestly for family reasons.
“Me and my family have loved it here and I have loved playing for #dcfc (Derby County FC) but it’s time to move on- you have been great fans thankyou. My family are actually from London so I think it will be down south but not 100% just yet. Thanks for the support.”
Davies is out of contract next summer, but Clough will still hold out for the possible fee for a striker that is highly-regarded at Pride Park though has suffered a number of injuries, including a a fractured skull and cruciate knee ligament damage.
This has seen Davies make little more than 50 starts during his four seasons at the club, scoring 21 goals – 12 of which came last season.
Jewell is a known admirer of Davies having brought the fellow Liverpudlian to Derby for a potential tribunal fee of £725,000 from Tranmere Rovers in 2008.
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5 comments
Too injury prone, I hope we don;t sign him
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Kevin Bailey
Friday, June 29, 2012
If he's got the same sat nav as i have in my Audi A6 he'll never find Portman Road.
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floridaboy1
Thursday, June 28, 2012
We'll probably sign Steve Davies the cricketer by accident !
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Pencil Pete
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Going to reading
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KEVIN FRANCIS
Thursday, June 28, 2012
It was publicly announced he was leaving us last month...
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Callum Annable
Thursday, June 28, 2012