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Norwich to make double raid on Daggers

Published 22:00 25/07/10 By Football Spy

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Norwich are set for a double swoop on League One Dagenham & Redbridge.

The Canaries are keen on central defender Scott Doe and midfielder Danny Green, both 22. A bid of £250,000 should be enough to secure both players.

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