News: Welcome Brek: Potter (Brek Shea at Stoke/ On loan to Birmingham)

Barely touched the ball, according to stats.

 

Loan is almost up. Where does he end up next? Yeovil? Port Vale?

 

Hopefully Holland.

 

What was the name of that 7th division club that Jay Demerit started at?

 

Harchester United.

 

I'm a big fan of the television production they put on

 

anywhere where he gets playing time. netherlands would be great... he could always come home, but FCD is pretty happy with our left winger

 

In the second half of the article, the Birmingham Mail UK reported Brek Shea's loan contract with Birmingham City spell expires on Saturday, December 13th (it's not December 11th as previously reported months ago). Birmingham City manager Gary Rowett mentioned about his status with the local newspaper and plans to speak with him sometime this week. Interestingly, BBC WM Sport 95.6 through @bbcsportwm (an official twitter feed for BBC WM Sport, where it spreads sport news across the West Midlands on radio; the sports radio station is based in Birmingham, UK) informed their followers (approximately 10,200) that his loan spell ends on December 13th - I'm fairly certain it mentioned his name on radio during the day. So suddenly, Brek Shea faces scrutiny in relating with his loan status with Birmingham City.


Birmingham City manager Gary Rowett welcomes Wes Thomas back into first team fold [December 11, 2014 @ 6:45AM GMT (1:45AM EST)]
http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/spo...s/birmingham-city-manager-gary-rowett-8264885

The excerpt:

"While Thomas returns Saturday’s game could prove to be Brek Shea’s last with his loan spell due to end on December 13.

Rowett will speak with the American before deciding whether or not the he returns to parent club Stoke City.

“He obviously hasn’t been that involved over the six games and it might be that he wants to go back and give himself and opportunity to get in their first team.

“I would imagine I will have that conversation with him this week at some point and make a decision on it between us.”

Shea was a surprise substitute in last Saturday’s 1-0 defeat at Blackpool, his sixth appearance since arriving two months ago."


December 11, 2014 @ 10:12AM EST
Check out @sportbbcwm's Tweet:

Saturday's game with #Reading is also the last game of Brek Shea's #bcfc loan spell from #scfc.

— BBC Radio WM Sport (@sportbbcwm) December 11, 2014

Saturday's game with #Reading is also the last game of Brek Shea's #bcfc loan spell from #scfc.

 

I guess it's a positive that Rowett wants to speak with him. Instead of having an assistant tell him to make sure he has his locker emptied out by the 13th.

 

Not in the 18 today vs Reading for his final game during this extremely successful loan spell. Probably boarding a flight to Barcelona.

 

Probably . . . yes. He's definitely in need of a vacay.

 

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/orlando-city-lions/on-the-pitch/os-orlando-city-20141214-story.html

Going to Orlando City

 

If Stoke makes any money off of this deal, I will laugh.

 

Orlando coach Adrian Heath played for Stoke. President Phil Rawlins used to be an owner and president of Stoke.

 

Good for him. Orlando has a good shot of being a nice MLS team right out of the gate if they can figure out a few positions.

 

He stinks it up for two seasons in England, makes a very nice paycheck and then gets to come back to sunny Florida and play alongside kaka?! Lucky boy.

 

whatever.

 

It's the eastern conference, also SKC and Houston just moved to the west.

The were one of the favorites for playoffs out of the east before the expansion draft.

 

Not really. He was on the board, but thats it.

 

Do Orlando still have Tony Pulis's son playing for them? He was awful, made a career out of following daddy around. Even TP realised he couldnt take up a Premier League squad place though and sent him out to Orlando

 

I think he retired

 

He's listed as a Youth Coach on Wikipedia, which is kind of hilariously ironic.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orlando_City_SC#Coaching_staff

 

Some things never change. This could only be more of a stereotype if it was Tony Pulis himself.