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Hunt eager to join up with brother



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DUNDEE United striker Noel Hunt admits he would be keen to join brother Stephen at Reading if the clubs can settle on a fee.
Hunt, 25, has been with United for two years but claims Reading have already made their first move for him, and he would relish a move to team up with his 26-year-old sibling.

"I knew this had been on the cards and I heard the club knocked back a bid," Hunt said. "It's an honour to be linked with such a big club and obviously it's something I'd be interested in."





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  • Last Updated: 11 June 2008 10:27 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Dundee United FC
 
1

KingKenny,

12/06/2008 01:26:36
Craig Levein has denied Reading have made a bid for striker Noel Hunt.

Hunt will stay Dundee Utd~
2

nineinro,

12/06/2008 09:22:24
Back tae sharing a caravan wae the brother ... happy days !

 

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