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<DIV style="FONT-SIZE: 11px; WIDTH: 180px; FONT-STYLE: italic">Johnson: Jamaica international</DIV></DIV> <H1>Potters boss keen on swoop for JJ</H1><P class=story_panel_text valign="top"><SPAN id=intelliTXT name="intelliTxt" nd="1">Bradford winger Jermaine Johnson could be on his way out during the January transfer window, with Stoke boss Tony Pulis expressing an interest</SPAN><SPAN id=intelliTXT name="intelliTxt"><P nd="2">Bantams boss Colin Todd has insisted he wants to keep the 26-year-old, signed from Bolton last June, but admits the club may be forced to sell if the right offer comes in. <P nd="3">"One of the reasons I brought him in is that he has ability and he is going to attract a lot of attention," he told the Telegraph & Argus. <P nd="4">"At this club it's fair to say that if any offers come in, and they are the right offers, then they have to be taken. <P nd="5">"But I am not saying anything is going to happen." <P nd="6">Bradford chairman Julian Rhodes revealed last week he had rejected a £250,000 bid from a Championship side for Johnson, insisting "we value JJ higher than that". <P nd="7">Rhodes revealed there were a number of other sides watching the Jamaican international, but Johnson himself only knows of Stoke's interest. <P nd="8">"I think some teams are expressing an interest in me so we will see what happens in January. The only one I know about right now is Stoke City," he said. <P nd="9">The Potters boast Jamaican captain Ricardo Fuller in their ranks which could persuade Johnson to make the move.</SPAN>
<DIV style="FONT-SIZE: 11px; WIDTH: 180px; FONT-STYLE: italic">Johnson: Jamaica international</DIV></DIV> <H1>Potters boss keen on swoop for JJ</H1><P class=story_panel_text valign="top"><SPAN id=intelliTXT name="intelliTxt" nd="1">Bradford winger Jermaine Johnson could be on his way out during the January transfer window, with Stoke boss Tony Pulis expressing an interest</SPAN><SPAN id=intelliTXT name="intelliTxt"><P nd="2">Bantams boss Colin Todd has insisted he wants to keep the 26-year-old, signed from Bolton last June, but admits the club may be forced to sell if the right offer comes in. <P nd="3">"One of the reasons I brought him in is that he has ability and he is going to attract a lot of attention," he told the Telegraph & Argus. <P nd="4">"At this club it's fair to say that if any offers come in, and they are the right offers, then they have to be taken. <P nd="5">"But I am not saying anything is going to happen." <P nd="6">Bradford chairman Julian Rhodes revealed last week he had rejected a £250,000 bid from a Championship side for Johnson, insisting "we value JJ higher than that". <P nd="7">Rhodes revealed there were a number of other sides watching the Jamaican international, but Johnson himself only knows of Stoke's interest. <P nd="8">"I think some teams are expressing an interest in me so we will see what happens in January. The only one I know about right now is Stoke City," he said. <P nd="9">The Potters boast Jamaican captain Ricardo Fuller in their ranks which could persuade Johnson to make the move.</SPAN>
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