Post by QPR Report on Feb 18, 2009 13:51:23 GMT
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PACQUETTE SPECULATION MOUNTS AS BERNARD GOES
18/02/2009
Speculation is mounting that hot-shot striker Richard Pacquette will leave Blue Square South club Maidenhead United later this week.
Pacquette (pictured), who has scored sixteen goals in only twenty-six games this season, is expected to sign for Blue Square Premier side Histon.
Magpies` manager Johnson Hippolyte expects that Pacquette's performance at Braintree Town on Tuesday night was probably his last in a Maidenhead shirt, adding: "Nobody deserves another chance at the higher level more than Richard."
Meanwhile, Narada Bernard has signed on a permanent basis for Bishop`s Stortford following a successful loan spell at Woodside Road.
Bernard, who joins fellow ex-Magpie Grant Cooper on the Blues books, signed for Maidenhead from Weymouth almost a year ago.
The left-back, who Hippolyte describes as "a pleasure to manage", went onto make twenty-one full appearances for the Magpies and a further three as sub.
Young defender Tom Baddeley has moved to British Gas Business Southern League Division One South & West side Burnham on loan.
Baddeley, who arrived at York Road in the summer from Brentford, has already had a spell in the Southern South & West this season with Bracknell Town.
Since returning from the Robins, Baddeley has made his full Maidenhead debut and is seen by Hippolyte as having "a big part to play at the club".
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PACQUETTE SPECULATION MOUNTS AS BERNARD GOES
18/02/2009
Speculation is mounting that hot-shot striker Richard Pacquette will leave Blue Square South club Maidenhead United later this week.
Pacquette (pictured), who has scored sixteen goals in only twenty-six games this season, is expected to sign for Blue Square Premier side Histon.
Magpies` manager Johnson Hippolyte expects that Pacquette's performance at Braintree Town on Tuesday night was probably his last in a Maidenhead shirt, adding: "Nobody deserves another chance at the higher level more than Richard."
Meanwhile, Narada Bernard has signed on a permanent basis for Bishop`s Stortford following a successful loan spell at Woodside Road.
Bernard, who joins fellow ex-Magpie Grant Cooper on the Blues books, signed for Maidenhead from Weymouth almost a year ago.
The left-back, who Hippolyte describes as "a pleasure to manage", went onto make twenty-one full appearances for the Magpies and a further three as sub.
Young defender Tom Baddeley has moved to British Gas Business Southern League Division One South & West side Burnham on loan.
Baddeley, who arrived at York Road in the summer from Brentford, has already had a spell in the Southern South & West this season with Bracknell Town.
Since returning from the Robins, Baddeley has made his full Maidenhead debut and is seen by Hippolyte as having "a big part to play at the club".
www.nonleaguedaily.com/news/index.php?newsmode=FULL&nid=55719