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Nottingham Forest, Bristol City and Ipswich Town are eyeing moves for Peterborough United winger Gwion Edwards, HITC Sport understands.

Edwards has impressed at Peterborough since joining the club from Crawley Town in the summer of 2016.

The former Swansea City youngster is regarded as one of the best attackers outside the top two leagues following a string of impressive performances for Peterborough.

The versatile attacker scored seven goals and registered five assists in 33 games in all competitions for Posh and his displays have not gone unnoticed elsewhere higher up the football pyramid.

Gwion Edwards of Peterborough United in action during the Sky Bet League One match between Peterborough United and Northampton Town at ABAX Stadium on April 2, 2018 in Peterborough,...

Nottingham Forest boss Aitor Karanka is planning major changes at the City Ground this summer with a number of players coming in and several heading out and Edwards is thought to figure on his wanted list.

Bristol City chief Lee Johnson is looking to add some pace and width to his side next season and he is keeping tabs on Edwards, while managerlesss Ipswich are are also in the market for attacking reinforcements as they were among the lowest goalscorers in the Championship this season.

Peterborough would be reluctant to lose Edwards this summer, but they are bracing themselves for interest in the player when the transfer window opens.

Bluemike wrote:

Nottingham Forest, Bristol City and Ipswich Town are eyeing moves for Peterborough United winger Gwion Edwards, HITC Sport understands.

Edwards has impressed at Peterborough since joining the club from Crawley Town in the summer of 2016.

The former Swansea City youngster is regarded as one of the best attackers outside the top two leagues following a string of impressive performances for Peterborough.

The versatile attacker scored seven goals and registered five assists in 33 games in all competitions for Posh and his displays have not gone unnoticed elsewhere higher up the football pyramid.

Gwion Edwards of Peterborough United in action during the Sky Bet League One match between Peterborough United and Northampton Town at ABAX Stadium on April 2, 2018 in Peterborough,...

Nottingham Forest boss Aitor Karanka is planning major changes at the City Ground this summer with a number of players coming in and several heading out and Edwards is thought to figure on his wanted list.

Bristol City chief Lee Johnson is looking to add some pace and width to his side next season and he is keeping tabs on Edwards, while managerlesss Ipswich are are also in the market for attacking reinforcements as they were among the lowest goalscorers in the Championship this season.

Peterborough would be reluctant to lose Edwards this summer, but they are bracing themselves for interest in the player when the transfer window opens.

Never really heard of him TBH.

tangfastic wrote:How can we be truly interested in him if we don’t have a manager?

On the other hand, seeing the impact that Carayol had at times ... we could really do with a pacy winger... when we get a manager.

Did notice though that McCloughlin got a new deal.... so that must be input from Klug.

Oh BTW... congrats on the new 2018/19 transfer window thread ... you must have been desperate to start that should be an interesting or frustrating one when it runs its course.

Bluemike wrote:Not a rumour but Rod Wallace released by Sheff Wed ??? Always rated him, could do a lot lot worse if looking for a wide player.
OR
How about a punt on Darren Bent as a 4th striker ??? Again a free agent.

hallamblue wrote:Darren Bent , Mike?.. you serious munchkin ?

Out-of-contract AFC Wimbledon frontman Lyle Taylor continues to be linked with the Blues and a number of other clubs.

Taylor, 28, was first mentioned in connection with Town in March along with Burton Albion, while a number of other sides are reported to have joined the chase.

According to the Daily Mail Sunderland and Wigan are now keen, while Southend United, Bristol Rovers and Peterborough United are also among the suitors and Wimbledon have offered their 44-goal record EFL scorer a new deal.

Taylor, who can also play wide on either side, started his professional career with Millwall but moved on before making a senior appearance for the Lions, having spent time on loan with Eastbourne and Croydon Athletic.

After a spell with Concord Rangers, the Londoner, who has won three caps for Monserrat, scoring three goals, joined Bournemouth in 2010.

In addition to his first league appearances, Taylor also had stints on loan with Lewes, Hereford United and Woking while a Cherries player.

In 2012 he moved on to Falkirk, then a year later joined Sheffield United before a loan spell with Partick Thistle.

Scunthorpe was his next destination before another loan at Firhill and then a permanent switch to Wimbledon in July 2015.

Since joining the Dons, who he helped to win the League Two play-offs in 2015/16 when he netted in the final, Taylor has scored 55 goals in 131 starts and 17 sub appearances in all competitions, 18 of those goals last season.

Crystal Palace have announced that goalkeeper Vincent Guaita has agreed a three-year deal with the club.

The 31-year-old will officially become a Palace player on July 1st, when his contract with Getafe expires.

Palace have been linked with a number of different goalkeepers over the last few weeks but it looks like Guaita will be the club’s number one next season.

What that means for the future of Wayne Hennessey remains to be seen, but with Guaita apparently rejecting a number of clubs to join Palace, one would expect that he will have been told that he’ll be Roy Hodgson’s first-choice.

Speaking to the club’s official website, Crystal Palace Chairman Steve Parish said:

"We are delighted to sign one of La Liga’s best goalkeepers and pleased that we beat off the competition for his signature. We very much look forward to Vicente joining in pre-season training and helping us push on in the Premier League."

ashfordblue wrote:I see on Green un we are the bookies favourites to get relegated next season yeh right , who writes all this sh*t and where do the bookies get their info, I think I'll have a bet for a top 6 finish,

ashfordblue wrote:I see on Green un we are the booki:es favourites to get relegated next season I think I'll have a bet for a top 6 finish,

hallamblue wrote:

ashfordblue wrote:I see on Green un we are the bookies favourites to get relegated next season yeh right , who writes all this sh*t and where do the bookies get their info, I think I'll have a bet for a top 6 finish,

Maybe it’s worth a few of us getting together on here and putting a sizeable bet on to cream the bookies ?

Bluemike wrote:Another team flouting FFP rules, a few months ago they were under an embargo !!!

saint jude wrote:

hallamblue wrote:

ashfordblue wrote:I see on Green un we are the bookies favourites to get relegated next season yeh right , who writes all this sh*t and where do the bookies get their info, I think I'll have a bet for a top 6 finish,

Maybe it’s worth a few of us getting together on here and putting a sizeable bet on to cream the bookies ?

Don't use their website to ascertain team news, the above illustrates one reason to glean information elsewhere. Who the f*ck had the idea to label an Ipswich Town associated news page 'Green' to begin with ? Not only that, but Norwich get to see themselves as 'pink' if correct. Either someone made a fundamental error or there was a deliberate attempt from a third-party to antagonize both sets of supporters. Totally inappropriate colors for both involved.

If I want reliable team news I'd go for TWTD, the Official Club site or maybe the EADT. Labeling the team to be prime bet for a relegation is questionable, chances it could occur in a year from now appear between slim and zero. Interesting to know how Nottingham Forest raised near 14 million for a transfer also. (If they can afford such fees then why did they finish mid-league at last observation)

derick_ipsw wrote:https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-new ... hrews-pair Interesting?