Sean Dyche, Jerome Watt, Danny Green and Pedj Bojic were all told today that they will not be offered new deals at the club while Jason Crowe, Chris Doig, David Hunt, Brett Johnson and Liam Dolman are all given new offers.
Dyche joined the club in 2005 from Watford and was a key member of the 2005/06 promotion side. His participation this season though has been limited and the 35-year-old will now be looking for a new club.
Also shown the Sixfields door is Aussie defender Pedj Bojic whose popularity grew and grew after signing from Sydney Olympic in the summer of 2004. His unique style of play won him a number of fans but this season he's been hit by injury and is not in Stuart Gray's plans.
Youngsters Jerome Watt and Danny Green will also be searching for new employment. Green was a product of the Cobblers youth team but never managed to force himself into Gray's thinking while Watt, signed from Blackburn Rovers last summer, starred in the 3-2 defeat at QPR in the Carling Cup but never really got his big chance. Watt was loaned out to Morcombe and Salisbury during the season and is now free to talk to other clubs about a permanant move.
Crowe, Doig, Hunt, Brett Johnson and Dolman all have until June 16th to make a decision about the contracts offered to them.
Fred Murray was not offered a new contract but has been invited to train with the team in order to prove his fitness after the lengthy injury he suffered a couple of years ago.
No real surprises in the retained list and we now await the decision of those offered new terms.
Good luck to Watt, Green, Dyche and Bojic in the future!
Dyche joined the club in 2005 from Watford and was a key member of the 2005/06 promotion side. His participation this season though has been limited and the 35-year-old will now be looking for a new club.
Also shown the Sixfields door is Aussie defender Pedj Bojic whose popularity grew and grew after signing from Sydney Olympic in the summer of 2004. His unique style of play won him a number of fans but this season he's been hit by injury and is not in Stuart Gray's plans.
Youngsters Jerome Watt and Danny Green will also be searching for new employment. Green was a product of the Cobblers youth team but never managed to force himself into Gray's thinking while Watt, signed from Blackburn Rovers last summer, starred in the 3-2 defeat at QPR in the Carling Cup but never really got his big chance. Watt was loaned out to Morcombe and Salisbury during the season and is now free to talk to other clubs about a permanant move.
Crowe, Doig, Hunt, Brett Johnson and Dolman all have until June 16th to make a decision about the contracts offered to them.
Fred Murray was not offered a new contract but has been invited to train with the team in order to prove his fitness after the lengthy injury he suffered a couple of years ago.
No real surprises in the retained list and we now await the decision of those offered new terms.
Good luck to Watt, Green, Dyche and Bojic in the future!
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