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The B-Ark / Re: New Striker
« on: July 24, 2009, 10:54:11 AM »
Looks like we pipped Nuneaton for him:
By MATT DAVIES
NUNEATON Town have missed out on the signing of Spanish striker Mikel Suarez after he turned down a move to Liberty Way.
Boro boss Kevin Wilkin offered terms to the target man following an impressive trial spell, but he has chosen to sign for UniBond League side Boston United.
Wilkin said: "I’m disappointed. I wanted to bring him to the club and made him what I thought was a decent offer, it was a good offer.
"He will be in a school of four that will travel to Boston and he would have been travelling on his own to us three times a week. That counted against us.
"I told him at an early stage we wanted him to stay at the club and we did our best to keep him. Boston are a big side with a decent budget.
"They’ve got money to pay out so I’m sure that is what they will do."
Wilkin had hoped Suarez would feature in Tuesday’s 2-1 defeat to AFC Telford United. Lee Moore gave Nuneaton a 68th minute lead before Telford hit back.
Despite the defeat, the Boro boss was pleased with what he saw from his side.
By MATT DAVIES
NUNEATON Town have missed out on the signing of Spanish striker Mikel Suarez after he turned down a move to Liberty Way.
Boro boss Kevin Wilkin offered terms to the target man following an impressive trial spell, but he has chosen to sign for UniBond League side Boston United.
Wilkin said: "I’m disappointed. I wanted to bring him to the club and made him what I thought was a decent offer, it was a good offer.
"He will be in a school of four that will travel to Boston and he would have been travelling on his own to us three times a week. That counted against us.
"I told him at an early stage we wanted him to stay at the club and we did our best to keep him. Boston are a big side with a decent budget.
"They’ve got money to pay out so I’m sure that is what they will do."
Wilkin had hoped Suarez would feature in Tuesday’s 2-1 defeat to AFC Telford United. Lee Moore gave Nuneaton a 68th minute lead before Telford hit back.
Despite the defeat, the Boro boss was pleased with what he saw from his side.