Legg linked with Notts return

Legg who made 85 league appearances between 1993-96 for the Magpies has been linked with a return back to Nottingham, since leaving Cardiff City after they offered him a 70% cut in his wages: I'm gutted and lost for words by the whole thing. This has really hurt my pride," Legg admitted.

"I felt I deserved better treatment because I did contribute to Cardiff's promotion - I played 38 League games.

"A lot of clubs were interested in me. But now my options could be significantly reduced because many players are already back in pre-season training.

"Colchester spoke with me, but now they have a left-sided player."

Legg's biggest attribute is undoubtedly his ability to throw, fans at Notts always began to get excited when Andy rolled the ball up against his shirt and stepped

"The club offered me only 30% of the wages I was on last season - the negotations were miles apart"

back several paces, getting ready to hurl that legendry throw of his, it simply caused havoc in the opposition's penalty area.

However, Notts aren't leading the way for his signature, four other clubs have also expressed interest in him. The 34 year old has been linked with Cheltenham, Huddersfield, crisis club Luton Town and Peterborough United.

It appears that Peterborough are leading the pack to sign the Welshman as they  have been in talks with the midfielder earlier in the week.