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Newcastle manager Alan Pardew wants to discuss a new contract with midfielder Danny Guthrie as soon as possible. The talented centre midfielder has been offered a new 3-year extension to his current contract, but talks have reportedly stalled.
Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish wants to bring Danny Guthrie to Villa Park. The midfielder is out of contract during next summer, but the Villains do not want to wait that long and could pounce in January.
It might only be the Carling Cup third round but Wednesday night's tussle between strugglers Newcastle and Tottenham is massively important for both sides.
A Benny McCarthy penalty brace helped Blackburn to a 4-1 victory over Bolton. David Bentley and Morten Gamst Pedersen also got on the scoresheet and Gretar Steinsson added a consolation.
Danny Guthrie is open to a permanent move to Bolton after an impressive start to his loan move. The player is considering a permanent swoop from his club, Liverpool where he is unlikely to get the opportunity to play regularly.
Bolton boss Gary Megson wants the Reds young mid-fielder Danny Guthrie's loan move permanent
Bolton picked up a massive 3 points as they defeated relegation rivals Wigan 4-1 at the Reebok Stadium. The defeat left Steve Bruce fuming and Gary Megson delighted as Bolton look to move further away from the relegation zone.
Kevin Nolan rescued Bolton a point today with a last minute equaliser as Bolton drew 1-1 with West Ham at Upton Park. West Ham had led since the 20th minute when McCartney put them in front, but a Nolan goal was enough for both sides to share the spoils.
Bolton eased the pressure on manager Sammy Lee thanks to an extra time goal from Stelios to send the side into the last 16. Danny Guthrie gave Bolton the lead, before a David Healy reponse levelled the scores. Stelios was the hero in extra time to finish the game 2-1.
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