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Hawks close in on Igoe



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Published Date: 29 July 2008
Shaun Gale is closing in on a deal for former Pompey midfielder Sammy Igoe.
The Hawks boss has spoken to the diminutive midfielder several times over the summer and is set to step in with a contract offer after Bournemouth failed to come up with a deal.

Igoe, who made 178 appearances for Pompey between 1994 and 2000, left Bristol Rovers at the end of last season and is keen to return to the south coast.

The 32-year-old will line up for the Hawks in their friendly clash with Eastbourne Borough tonight at West Leigh Park (7.45pm) and Gale is hopeful a deal can be secured.

Gale said: 'I've spoken to Sammy and I think he will be coming along to play.

'I know him from Pompey. He's a good player with a good pedigree and is someone we would be very interested in signing.

'It's all very low key at the moment. He will come along and play, see how he likes it and we will take it from there.

'I've spoken to him a few times over the summer and he's been at Bournemouth.

'I'm not sure whether they have offered him anything or whether he wants to play there.

'But I've just offered him a chance to come along and play for us and we'll see what happens.

'He's a very good footballer. He can play wide and we're lacking in those areas a bit at the moment, or he can play in the middle.

'He's experienced and he still gets around the park very well.

'We'll just have a look at things, but I'm hopeful something might happen.'

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Wrinkley,

Portsmouth 29/07/2008 08:08:43
A good signing for the Hawks. I have never seen Sammy give less than 100% during a match, and at 32, has a few more seasons in him. Good Luck Sammy.
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dave ranskum,

29/07/2008 08:22:02
i remember seeeing him down milton, he was bragging his snake skin shoes cost him £200, good signing though
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Trueblue1,

bristol 29/07/2008 08:51:59
yeh dave was a right big head
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BazOreilly,

29/07/2008 12:56:37
oh dave how do u seem to know all of these high profile players


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Floody,

29/07/2008 13:06:33
I can remember him driving around in a purple TVR thinking he was something special!!!!
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BazOreilly,

29/07/2008 15:19:42
i remember him coming out of the milton arms with a Smirnoff Ice giving it large................
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dave ranskum,

29/07/2008 18:34:29
STILL HE USED TO BUY ALL THE CHHESE ROLLS IN THE MILTON ARMS, AT 50P A POP
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Scott,

havant 30/07/2008 00:57:03
dont goto havant igoe. we need you back at pompey to replace muntari on the cheap
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BazOreilly,

30/07/2008 10:09:19
with pompeys wages back then i wouldnt be suprised dave
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