All the news in the Sunday nationals is surrounding the Cardiff City striker Jay Bothroyd and the possibility of a transfer.
Clubs are lining up like a tail back on the M4 with the number of rumoured parties interested. Chelsea and West Ham are two that the forefront of the chatter today. With Bothroyd out of contract in the summer the papers are suggesting a fee of £2million could see City willing to release their star striker. It as to be said that if I was chairman I would sale any player who could walk for free come the summer if the price was right. If he is fit to play Tuesday there should be a good sprinkling of scouts about the Cardiff City Stadium.
Chelsea chairman Roman Abramovich is not putting his hand in his pockets to deeply these days but £2million would not to much strain on the Chelsea budget.
Cardiff boss Dave Jones wants to keep him believing Bothroyd could help in the push for promotion. The problem with that is that if Cardiff final, he will walk for sure and for free, good for him bad for Cardiff City.
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