Gary Mills last week offered to buy the striker with a rumoured five figure offer based on the number of appearances Scoffham makes for Notts in the future, while
Roland Ash, Gedling’s chairman says the two clubs are still “some way apart” in their valuation of the top scoring player who has featured for
Ash said, as quoted in the Nottingham Evening Post: “I don't want to be seen as an ogre in all of this. People may see me as being the man who is stopping the lad from having his chance, but that is not it at all.”
“The offer Notts made was just not what the player is worth and I have to act in the best interests of
Scoffham has made it clear he no longer wants to play for
“I played in Notts' reserves last week and set my heart on a move to Notts. Gary Mills has said he wants me to sign and I want to go. You don't get this kind of chance very often.” he said.
“I might have to take a pay cut to go there, because I would have to give up work, but the money doesn't matter. What matters is that I have been given a dream chance and I want to take it.”
“I'm grateful to