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08 May 2008 </div><div class="byline" id="ds-byline">By Simon Meeks </div><div class="ds-firstpara" id="ds-firstpara">DANIEL Nardiello is set to discover tomorrow if he has a future at Barnsley.</div><div class="va-bodytext" id="va-bodytext">Cardiff, Derby and Swansea are reported to be interested in the 25-year-old striker, who is currently on QPR's books.

Welsh international Nardiello quit Barnsley last summer for QPR although manager Simon Davey had offered him a new contract.

He went back to Oakwell on loan in January and in eight starts scored once.

He is currently on holiday with the Barnsley squad in Spain.

Davey is planning talks with him tomorrow.

Nardiello is still under contract at QPR but manager Luigi De Canio is unlikely to stand in the way of a move.

Meanwhile, one-time Barnsley target Keigan Parker has been released by Blackpool.

The Scot topped the Oakwell wanted list in January. Although the clubs agreed a fee, the 26-year-old Scot scuppered the deal.

Parker, who has scored 41 goals for the Seasiders since signing from St Johnstone in 2004, is being linked with Championship newcomers Swansea and Nottingham Forest.

n Barnsley's Paul Reid says he would welcome a permanent move to Carlisle.

His loan there has been cut short by an ankle injury and he has returned to Oakwell for treatment.

&quot;I've got another year on my contract at Barnsley but my future probably lies away from there,&quot; Reid said.

&quot;Carlisle would definitely be one of the clubs I'd be keen on and the ball is in their court.&quot;

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I hope the talks with Davy are to tell him to **** OFF

 

if he did sign for us what number spell would this be with us?

 

86? nt

 

He'll be approaching more contracts then goals probably.

 

thinking about it about 5th or 6th?

 

A grand a week and a grand a goal would be fair imho

Last chance saloon for him with us?

 

a pound a week and 10p per goal is far too much for the lazy, good for nowt sheister

 

Should we now show nardiello the door and bring in parker?

 

I always rated Parker. Wouldn't mind us getting him in on a free. Don't think Davey will entertain the idea though after he rejected us in January?

 

Gudjon - Loan
Hart - Loan
Ritchie - Permanent
Davey - Loan

It would be his 5th I do believe.

 

we should definatly show nards the door but i wouldn't bring in parker

 

Keigan Parker' stats...

According to soccerbase he didn't score once all season:

http://www.soccerbase.com/players_details.sd?playerid=16752

He'd fit right in!

 

dear god...

dont sign him...

 

Drive him back to watford gap and leave him there nt

 

If Davey is foolish enough to make him a offer he can't refuse. Then Davey should be swimming with the fishes.