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Cats enter race for Doyle

Steve Bruce`s Sunderland are the latest club to be linked with a move for Reading`s Republic of Ireland international striker Kevin Doyle.

Reading seem likely to cash in on the striker this summer following their failure to bounce straight back up to the Premiership.

However, Bruce faces a fight for the striker`s services and Everton, Aston Villa, Fulham and Wolves have all been linked with a move for the £6.5m rated hitman.




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Writer: Jimmy Coverdale Mail feedback, articles or suggestions

Date:Tuesday June 23 2009

Time: 12:43PM

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I like Doyle. He's far too good for Reading and is hungry for the Premiership. I think Bruce could nurture this one and make the most of the investment.
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