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  • "RING RING
    Hello
    Is datta you Paul?
    Yes who's speaking?.
    It'sa BOMBA.
    I justy wondered would you likee to signa for mea?. I will garantee you a gamea every weeka.
    What team?.
    Never a mindee wodda a teama.
    If you turny upa on thurdaye we havea gamea against my deara friendy call a paolo di canio, a true gentleman who strivesa fora classa players and a ditchesa the poora onesa.
    My Good frienda paolo says he willa win the leaguea this season.
    I am struggling fora players toa playa thema, I Havva fewwa players whoa mya agenta has sent to play. Toppa playersa hea tolda me
    Lanzano,coxsa,magera
    ,kerrouche,Clarkea,c
    ommazi,tehouea, alla verya gooda players my agenta mr jeremy wraya advised mea on bringinga to mya footballa cluba.
    Canna you make ita fora thursdaya?
    Sorry BOMBA but my dad says I must fight against relegation for turkey.but thanks for inviting me, sounds like an excellent squad you have put together
    Goodbye
    Goodbyea mra bodina"
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Swindon Town striker closing in on Torquay switch

Billy Bodin Billy Bodin

SWINDON striker Billy Bodin is close to finalising his proposed switch to Torquay as the two clubs are near to agreeing a fee for the 20-year-old, the Advertiser understands.

Bodin, who enjoyed a spell on loan at Plainmoor last term, has been on Gulls manager Martin Ling’s wish-list for some time and Ling is believed to have submitted several bids for his services during the off-season.

An offer of around £40,000 is understood to have been turned down by Town around 10 days ago, but the Adver has learnt that the two clubs are close to settling for a fee in the region of £70,000.

Bodin, who has interested several clubs across League One and League Two this summer, appears to be surplus to Swindon manager Paolo Di Canio’s plans for the coming campaign – despite having been offered a new deal with the Robins.

The Welshman did not travel to Italy with the rest of the first-team squad on Sunday.

Meanwhile, Town began their pre-season tour of Italy yesterday.

The team flew to Verona from Gatwick before transferring to their hotel on the edge of Lake Garda.

The Robins will spend a fortnight in Di Canio’s native country and play two matches – one on Thursday of this week and the other next Wednesday.

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