Wycombe boss Gary Waddock has admitted that he would love to work with Brentford keeper Nikki Bull again.
But Wycombe boss doubts keeper would drop down to League Two
Wycombe Wanderers manager Gary Waddock has admitted that he would love to work with Brentford goalkeeper Nikki Bull again.
Bull was Waddock's first-choice keeper while at Aldershot, as he steered the club into the Football League, but the 28-year-old opted to join current side Brentford last summer.
A disappointing first season at Griffin Park saw Bull make just seven appearances for the Bees after he was hampered by a shoulder injury.
However, he has recently been offered a new contract by the League One club and Waddock doubts he would be able to tempt Bull to Wycombe following his team's relegation.
"Nikki is a very good keeper and I have known him for a long time now," Waddock told
skysports.com.
"We worked together at QPR whilst he was starting off in his career before working with one another again at Aldershot.
"We had a very successful period together at Aldershot and there is no denying that I like him as a goalkeeper, but he is still under contract at Brentford and I can't do anything about that at the moment.
"He is someone that I'd love to work with once again, but whether that happens any time soon remains to be seen."
