JONNY DIXON - 'GOING NOWHERE' (Sunday 23rd January 2005) ![]() The Wycombe Manager revealed at the Fans Forum held on Thursday 20th January that he had been told that Dixon had been upset with the stories of his imminent release from Wycombe but responded by saying "We had supposedly said he was released at the end of the season which I can tell right in front of everybody here that it is absolute rubbish, he is going nowhere." The stories seem to have developed following a post match interview with Dixon after Aldershot's game at Thurrock on 15 January 2005 which was reported on The Shots official website (www.shotsweb.co.uk). Dixon was asked "Wycombe have apparently decided not to renew your contract when it expires in March, so are you any nearer to knowing where your future lies?" Dixon responded "I don’t know yet. Football’s like that, anything can happen. I’ve been absolutely over the moon with the way things have gone here, the fans have been brilliant, the gaffer’s been brilliant, and so have the lads. I’ve really enjoyed my time here, but I don’t know what’s going to happen in the future." A further question asked "Wycombe are your local Club, and you’ve been there quite a long time, so was being told that they weren’t going to renew your contract hard to take?", to which Dixon replied "Well yes, I’ve been there since I was 14, and looking at the players still there, I’ve been there second or third longest, and I’m only, well, 21 now! It is very hard. I had a lot of good friends there, and a lot of good times, so obviously it’s hard news, even if you’ve only been at a club a year, to know that your contract’s not going to be renewed. It is hard but I just have to look on the bright side and take the positive things from it. I’ve learnt a lot there and I’m ready to move on now." ![]() Following on from the comments on Dixon's future at Wycombe, Gorman went on to confirm he was an admirer of the youngster and hoped that his time at Aldershot would assist the player's development, adding "I think he has got a lot of talent and I would have no hestitation if somebody got injured of bringing Jonny back and give him a chance. I still feel at times he needs to learn the game a bit more and get a bit stronger and hopefully by going to Aldershot that will help him." Click here for all the latest from chairboys.co.uk |
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