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Alan Pardew interested in Nottingham Forest's Nathan Tyson - reports

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SAINTS boss Alan Pardew has failed with a £400,000 bid for his former Reading striker Nathan Tyson, it has been reported today.

Tyson, who was handed his Football League debut by Pardew during his time at the Berkshire club in 2000/01, has been at Nottingham Forest since 2006.

He made 17 Championship starts last season, plus 16 as a sub.

Tyson was Forest’s second top scorer with nine goals from 26 starts plus eight off the bench when the Midlands club won promotion from League One in 2007/08 as runners-up.

The pacy forward was on target last night for Forest XI in a 2-1 win at Mansfield Town.

Forest boast ex-Saints Dexter Blackstock and David McGoldrick as strike options plus Rob Earnshaw and Dele Adebola.

Blackstock and Earnshaw partnered each other for another Forest XI last night in a 2-0 loss against Tranmere Rovers.

They also sent another forward, Joe Garner, out on loan to Saints’ League One rivals Huddersfield earlier this week.

Comments(12)

saintrooty says...
10:12am Fri 23 Jul 10

Lambert and Tyson......the mouth waters at the prospect!!

legod7 says...
10:15am Fri 23 Jul 10

The headline says "Saints make a bid for Tyson "
The content says "Saints make a failed bid for Tyson "
There is a slight difference

Sulaiman Al Fahim says...
10:22am Fri 23 Jul 10

legod7 wrote:
The headline says "Saints make a bid for Tyson " The content says "Saints make a failed bid for Tyson " There is a slight difference
Excuse me good Sir, but is a failed bid not a bid then? It would seem to my understandings that there is nothing wrong here.

Is it not the point to read the fullness of a story to discover everything?

I see my security terms are "help-lazy". How very funny and coincidental!

Blessings,

Sulaiman

TUNA_MAN says...
11:15am Fri 23 Jul 10

Would'nt want tyson,Very flair player,Not strong enough and has had a lot of injurys in last year to 18 months,Also he reminds me of barnard a league one player but nothing in the championship,lukas jutkiewicz would be my choice or john sutton

LeGod says...
11:54am Fri 23 Jul 10

Jutkiewicz is going or has gone to Coventry.

Condor Man says...
11:58am Fri 23 Jul 10

How did Saints not pick up Jutkiewicz seeing has he's Southampton born and bread? I'm sure Tyson would be able to punch above his weight for us.

TUNA_MAN says...
12:10pm Fri 23 Jul 10

LeGod wrote:
Jutkiewicz is going or has gone to Coventry.
No david moyes rejected a loan bid, Im sure we could afford half a million for him

TUNA_MAN says...
12:12pm Fri 23 Jul 10

http://www.youtube.c
om/watch?v=byK2oBB_u
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obscure thing says...
12:35pm Fri 23 Jul 10

i bought him for saints on football manager and he done amazing. finished with like 20 odd goals and even more assists. SIGN HIM UP!!! haha

saintrooty says...
2:18pm Fri 23 Jul 10

Condor Man wrote:
How did Saints not pick up Jutkiewicz seeing has he's Southampton born and bread? I'm sure Tyson would be able to punch above his weight for us.
that comment seemed to be wasted but alas, very clever ;-)

Saint Tom says...
4:06pm Fri 23 Jul 10

Condor Man wrote:
How did Saints not pick up Jutkiewicz seeing has he's Southampton born and bread? I'm sure Tyson would be able to punch above his weight for us.
i went to school with him at Romsey! would be great if we signed either of them, but it all looks rather unlikely now

TUNA_MAN says...
6:12pm Fri 23 Jul 10

Saint Tom wrote:
Condor Man wrote: How did Saints not pick up Jutkiewicz seeing has he's Southampton born and bread? I'm sure Tyson would be able to punch above his weight for us.
i went to school with him at Romsey! would be great if we signed either of them, but it all looks rather unlikely now
We did have Jutkiewicz but sold him to swindon then everton.

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