I actually posted this on the 3rd May..

McGrath said a few days ago to a Danish media (bold.dk) that he was looking for another club in Europe. Here's an article in English recapping that: http://www.goal.com/en-au/news/4019/transfer-zone/2013/06/15/4049916/mcgrath-eyes-europe-stay-after-brondby-release

I would say that I hope for the Wanderers that he hasn't signed for them, and that he is staying in Europe.

It's more likely they are using it to keep 150k out of the salary cap for the last squad space. FFA probably won't fund it.

I find it funny none of the clubs have any Junior Marquee. Seems obvious to me that you'd just pick the highest paid player under 23 (or 21 or whatever it is) and save some cap room.

Yeah you'd think they all should do that. Maybe all clubs do but just don't come out and declare that player x is their junior marque.

#-o #-o #-o #-o #-o

#insiderOUT

lol hardly, just making an observation of your pentaethnic club.

-PB

Thanks :d

Brent McGrath (22) is currently on-trial at Mansfield town

League two... Not a horrid option. As a striker/winger he really is in the English shop window there. Creative and attacking players stand out In those lower leagues and can move on as early as January.

It'll be interesting to see if he makes an impact.

To a degree but i feel the A-league is a very good shop window today and if you perform in it you'll definitely get noticed

Almost anywhere is a better shop window than League 2. Unless you're a teenager looking for first team action. Another David Carney on the way..?