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Celtic's Gary Hooper on loan to Norwich?

Celtic's Gary Hooper on loan to Norwich?
Monday, 20th Dec 2010 11:02

According to the Football Rumours web site, there is supposed to be a hectic transfer window comping up with loads of players moving in and out. Among them is Gary Hooper.

Gary Hooper is a 21 year old, 5ft 91/2in striker from Loughton in Essex. He began his career with Grays Athletic before being signed by STeve Tilson at Southend. With loan spells at Leyton Orient and Hereford United along the way, from Southend he went to Scunthopre and then Celtic,

Hooper has made 12 appearances for Celtic in all competitions, scoring 11 goals along the way.

According to the rumour, Hooper could be loaned with a view to a permanent signing later on.

There is no hint of any move mentioned anywhere other than the rumours site, but it gets a mention just in case...

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eddiemcd added 11:42 - Dec 20 hI
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stephenpollock added 12:11 - Dec 20 He is a first choice Celtic striker and fans favourite. There is absolutely no chance of this happening. Actually one of most laughable rumpled I have ever read.
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bobo added 12:25 - Dec 20 Absolutely no chance of this happening. He's a Celtic regular and It would be like Arsenal loaning Fabregas (Maybe slightly strong!) Terrible rumour. Bobo.
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bobo added 12:27 - Dec 20 Actually, would Norwich be interested in Samaras...I'd personally pay for his taxi fare down to East Anglia mysell....
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Sardaukar added 13:32 - Dec 20 Hooper's a diddy. I hope he stays at the Glue Camp.
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bobo added 13:59 - Dec 20 Sardaukar would you like some cash too? It must be really difficult this time of year for you lot... I'll just make a cheque out to Lloyds Bank eh?
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dannysbeard added 14:02 - Dec 20 Theres more chance of Bernard Mathews playin for Norwich than Gary Hooper!
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MutzNutZ added 14:02 - Dec 20 Thanks for the replies. I must admit, when I was reading up on Hooper, that his scoring ratio is far too good for him to be packed off. These rumours are outrageous but they are getting posted up and I offer a short cut to find them. Whether I believe them or not I feel it only fair to pass it on. After all, some might not even know about the dodgy rumours site. :-)
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Sardaukar added 15:01 - Dec 20 Great patter, Bobo. Frankie Boyle better watch out...
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