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according to Ilyas Khan and todays Telegraph.

Symes and Grant have been rewarded with new contract offers to fend off any interest that may arise.

Kee has returned from Leicester until the end of the season

Murphy and King have had their contracts extended.



Its all good news today!

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Great news that Macca :) Cheers :)

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ta rob,i regard that as the right thing to do, will regard it as good news when/if they sign em.;):)

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Found the link now :)
Accrington offer pair new deals (From Lancashire Telegraph)

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Good news indeed, shows the club are doing all they can to keep the squad together :)

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seems kee may be returning, would hope so.:)

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Superb news all round.

Fingers crossed they sign the deals.

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Telegraph has two different stories, one says we have permission to bring Billy back to the end of the season, the other that we've completed a deal for him to come back for one month??

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Sky Sports are saying a month aswell.

mmmm, im sure if you loan somebody for 3 or 6 months you must either send them back or make it a full season on loan??

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Leicester City | News | Latest News | Latest News | Accrington Extend Kee Loan......... thats from leicester site.

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Well if there was a month where we'd need the bustling Billy Kee, it's this one. Good news. Glad to hear about the new contract offers also.

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Rams target offered new contract DerbyCounty-mad.co.uk

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Lets hope symes signs, if not the fact derby are aware of the new contract offer, should jack the price up if he don't.

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the one month offer for Kee is probably subject to if we sell a striker or if we play him more. If either of these happen then we'll probably get to extend it for the season - if neither happens then they'll probably want him back, reckoning he'll learn more warming their bench than ours.

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that seems logical to me,