Nicky Shorey

Exactly two years ago, Reading were fighting for a UEFA Cup seat , displaying a unique team spirit and manager Steve Coppell’s specific approach. Now, with some new players, Steve Coppell is fighting for promotion to elite. They are respectably well seated considering the new surroundings, but the performances are not what Madejski Stadium fans would like to see. The battle continues… Meanwhile, few very important players from the glorious period have changed their surroundings, choosing mostly to follow the scent of money. Several surely most famous players of that Reading’s fantastic generation of players are Steve Sidwell, Ibrahim Sonko, Nickey Shorey and Dave ... Read Full Story

Nottingham Forest have agreed a deal to sign former England full-back Nicky Shorey on loan from Aston Villa until the end of December. Read Full Story

Aston Villa left-back Nicky Shorey is refusing to comment on his long-term future despite winning his place back in the starting line-up after a four-month absence. Shorey was confined to only making the first XI for UEFA Cup games from early November before being recalled for the last three Barclays Premier League matches with Manchester United, Everton and West Ham. Villa manager Martin O'Neill preferred to play right-back Luke Young on the opposite flank rather than his £5million summer capture from Reading. Article Continues Below... But Nigel Reo-Coker's nightmare performance at right-back in the 5-0 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield prompted O'Neill to switch ... Read Full Story

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Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill says full-back Nicky Shorey is still taking time to settle at Villa Park after more than seven years with Reading. 2 Vote(s) Read Full Story