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JOHN Spicer has become the second casualty of this year's retained list, while goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly may have played his last game for Burnley.
After Spicer's three-year stint at Turf Moor was brought to an end, following fellow former Bournemouth midfielder Garreth O'Connor's departure last week, manager Owen Coyle revealed he was prepared to listen to offers for Kiraly.
"Although he is under contract, I am going to be bringing a goalkeeper in and if someone comes in for him, I will not be difficult to deal with," said Coyle, who went on to thank former Arsenal midfielder Spicer for his service.
"John was unable to force his way into the side but he goes with our best wishes."
coyle you are mad getting rid of youth and trying to keep old man cole,passed it jensen,and many others blaaaaaaaaaaah i've had it with this club i'm off
coyle you are mad getting rid of youth and trying to keep old man cole,passed it jensen,and many others blaaaaaaaaaaah i've had it with this club i'm off
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