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McCarthy and Connor Watch West Ham and Newcastle's U23s Monday, 22nd Aug 2016 20:17
Town boss Mick McCarthy and his assistant Terry Connor watched West Ham United’s U23s beat Newcastle United’s youngsters 3-1 at Dagenham and Redbridge’s Victoria Road this evening.
McCarthy said this morning that he is looking to add a couple more players to his squad before the transfer window closes at the end of the month, who will be loanees or free agents.
As reported earlier, Hammers winger Martin Samuelsen, 19, is a player we understand to have been interesting the Blues and the Norwegian is one of a number of players from both teams who could become available for loan before the window shuts.
Capped once by Norway at full level, Samuelsen, who spent much of last season on loan at Peterborough, won a penalty from which Antonio MartÃnez scored West Ham’s opening goal. Marcus Browne added the second and MartÃnez netted the third, while Tom Heardman was on target for the Magpies.
After the game West Ham's academy manager and head of player Development Coaching, Ipswich-born Terry Westley, who has also worked in Town's youth set-up, said several clubs were represented at the game with a view to taking players on loan.
"There were a number of scouts here tonight - let's see if I get some calls this week!" he said.
#NUFC Under-23s team v @WestHamUtd: Woodman; Satka, Findlay, Cameron, Gibson; Hunter, Bigirimana; Gilliead, Longstaff, Vuckic; Armstrong.– Newcastle United FC (@NUFC) August 22, 2016
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Of the two Armstrong IMO would be more needed of ourselves Samuelsen looks great but we.Need a striker asap .Armstrong is available on loan and did it last year at league one .Be a fantastic addition
My guess is Samuelson and Best. That might be it for this transfer window. Hopefully Smith is going nowhere as (a) just signed new contract and (b) Webster is going to take some time to establish himself at Championship level.
Watched him for the Posh last season a couple of times and has some bloody good feet and really looked too good to league 1! A very good signing if we could make this happen. Might then push Searsy to up his game, he looks so short on confidence!
Ivegottheblues - does the hoofometer relate to the number of tired references to hoofball on here and weren't funny or clever after the first few thousand posts.