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TagsNOTTINGHAM, England. Nov 15 — Recent reports from England point to the fact that Nottingham Forest FC is on the verge of buying out Radoslaw Majewski's contract from Polonia Warszawa. The English side is willing to purchase the former Blackshirt player for a reported 1.5 million euros (about 6 million zł).
For now, the Polish international is on loan with the English team - where it cost the Nottingham club officials 150 thousand euros to make the loan possible.
"Negotiations with Nottingham is currently on going and being done through my manager. He will inform me if anything is considered to be a done deal." says Majewski.
"If there is such a chance for me to stay in England, I would gladly take it. I feel like a new player here,"
"Fortunately, there is a good chance for that to happen (...)"
Majewski left Warsaw after a poor 2008-2009 season. He has since landed in England on loan and completely revived his troubled career.
His series of good performances in the Islands did not go unnoticed. Poland boss Franciszek Smuda recently called the player up for two November FIFA friendly matches against Romania and Canada.
The Pole did not feature against Romania in Warsaw on Saturday, but is expected to make an appearance in the match with Canada due to midfield star Jakub Blaszczykowski out with injury.
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Raddy is a real fans favourite here at the city ground and cant wait to see him in the english premier league next season!!!
"Raddy, Raddy, Raddy!!!"
you are confusing the strength (or weakness) of the english team with the English leagues.
There are players of all nationalities playing throughout the leagues in England which is why it is currently one of the strongest in the world.
You misjudge the strength of the English Championship and I think you are comparing it with the second league in Poland.
How many teams in the Polish second league play before crowds of 25,000 (Newcastle play in front of crowds of 40,000+)?
I doubt whether many Polish Extraklasa teams would survive in the Championship let alone be good enough to get promotion to the Premier league.
Look at Polish "hero" Smolarek...not good enough to get a game at Bolton. Too many Polish players in the Polish first league think they are good enough for the Premiership but they are not.
Look at the number of players that have tried and failed..Frankowski 16 games for Wolves, no goals; Swierczewski 70 caps for Poland, 1 substitute appearance for Birmingham; Kosowski 50 caps but only 12 games for southampton, Hajto 60 caps failed at Derby and southampton, Kazmierczak..another donkey that was not good enough for the championship...the list goes on and on.
He has laid on quite a few goals for Forest and scored a couple of beauties. The goal v Derby was a cracker, although his goal against Middlesbrough was probably a better goal technically.
I don't think he has fully come to terms with the championship yet and i think there is more to come.
At least he had the guts to back his own ability and go to England, unlike some of the other Extraklasa "stars" who expect to walk into a Premiership team.
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