Laura - Scott Flinders is on his way down here

<div class="layout"> <div class="article"> <div class="articleText"> <div id="articleHeadlineAndBody" class="articleHeadlineAndBody"><h3 class="headline">Russell brings in loan keeper </h3><div class="lastEditDate" id="lastEditDate">Posted on: Mon 11 Feb 2008</div><div class="articleBody" id="articleBody">

Yeovil Town manager Russell Slade has moved quickly to solve his potential goalkeeping problem following the injury sustained by Steve Mildenhall at Walsall.</p>

Crystal Palace keeper Scott Flinders is set to sign on a month's loan and is expected to face Northampton tomorrow.</p>

Flinders joined Palace in the summer of 2006 from Barnsley for a fee that could rise up to &pound;1 million depending on appearances at Selhurst Park</p>

His first team opportunities during his maiden season at Selhurst Park were limited, with competition coming in the shape of Gabor Kiraly and Julian Speroni as well as loanee Iain Turner.</p><a name="continue"></a>

Flinders also added to his experience by taking in two loan spells during the 2006/07 season, firstly with Gillingham where he put in some impressive performances and then when he finished the season with Brighton and Hove Albion, again in good form.</p>

Flinders had the opportunity to grab a first team place in 2007/08 when Gabor Kiraly left , but has seen his chances again hampered by the fine form of Julian Speroni. </p>

An imposing goalkeeper at over six foot in height, Flinders came through the ranks with Barnsley and made his debut for them as a teenager in March 2005. </p>

His impressive form for the Tykes in that run in the team brought him to the attention of the England staff and he was rewarded with a call-up to the England Under 20 squad.</p>

Russell Slade's friendship with Palace manager Neil Warnock helped pave the way for the deal to be sorted out in record time and Flinders is expected at Huish Park early tomorrow.</p></div></div> </div></div> </div>

 

Regarding the possible increase in fee. I know it says "appearances at Selhurst Park" but do you think that the deal in place includes games played while on loan?

 

No nt