Naylor a Mariner? - Ipswich Town News

Reports in Grimsby claim that the Mariners may be one of the clubs interested in taking Richard Naylor on loan.

Naylor has already turned down an offer from Peterborough while Oldham are one of a number of other clubs thought to be keen on taking the Leeds-born striker on loan.

Naylor currently looks to be sixth-choice striker at Portman Road.

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