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AliSinclair
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If we sign him Moyes will play him as a right winger
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Kay20
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I'd say there's more chance of me scoring the winner in the Champions League final than the Galaxy letting him leave mid season.
I would think you're right.
Landon's contract expires December 2013. If MLS wants to get any money out of him, he must be sold this year.
The fact that LA bombed out of the CONCACAF Champions League does not help us. He may want to stay to get that moving BUT with LA's crappy performance so far this year (much to my chagrin) all bets may be off the table.
The team that was posted earlier, the midfield of Dempsey, Donovan, Pienaar and Jelavic makes me want to weep it's so good.
Americans would treasure this if it happened - all three players on 1 team.
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Kay20
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Still no winger rumors, eh?
Sigh.
Sigh.
GraemeS1980
Player Valuation: £20m
Today's Mail
Sunderland are lining up a bid for Tottenham midfielder Steven Pienaar.
The South African has impressed on loan back at former club Everton, who are expected to try to sign him on a permanent deal over the summer.
But Tottenham want £5million for the 29-year-old and Everton may struggle to raise the funds immediately, with Sunderland believing they can step in.
Aston Villa may also be interested if Roberto Martinez, who tried to sign Pienaar on loan in January, takes over at Villa Park.
Sunderland are lining up a bid for Tottenham midfielder Steven Pienaar.
The South African has impressed on loan back at former club Everton, who are expected to try to sign him on a permanent deal over the summer.
But Tottenham want £5million for the 29-year-old and Everton may struggle to raise the funds immediately, with Sunderland believing they can step in.
Aston Villa may also be interested if Roberto Martinez, who tried to sign Pienaar on loan in January, takes over at Villa Park.
GraemeS1980
Player Valuation: £20m
Todays Daily Mail.......
Everton manager David Moyes has set his sights on a cut-price move for Rangers star Steven Naismith.
The Scotland international had a release clause of £2million inserted in his contract after accepting a swingeing 75-per-cent wage cut in February.
And, subject to further talks with Goodison chairman Bill Kenwright, Moyes hopes to be handed the funds to reunite Naismith with Nikica Jelavic, the scorer of 11 goals in 16 games following his £5.5m capture in January.
West Brom have made known their interest in taking Naismith to The Hawthorns but have baulked at the player's wage demands.
Following recommendations from Jelavic, who described Naismith as the best strike partner he has ever had, and Goodison coach David Weir, Moyes is said by Merseyside sources to be a ‘huge fan' of the player, although he may have to release funds from sales of his current first-team squad before turning his attention to the Scotland international.
The player himself is open to talks with the new Charles Green consortium, who are seeking to complete an £8.5m deal for Rangers and hold on to a raft of the club's high-earning players.
With wages due to return to normal levels on June 1, however, and concerns over a funding gap, the likelihood remains of top earners leaving.
Continental clubs are circling around Northern Irishman Kyle Lafferty, while Naismith remains non-committal.
He said: ‘I have no say over who takes over the club or what happens in business terms, but I have a three-year contract.
‘It really is that simple. Now, things can change and I can have decisions to make. But it will still be in my control.'
Everton manager David Moyes has set his sights on a cut-price move for Rangers star Steven Naismith.
The Scotland international had a release clause of £2million inserted in his contract after accepting a swingeing 75-per-cent wage cut in February.
And, subject to further talks with Goodison chairman Bill Kenwright, Moyes hopes to be handed the funds to reunite Naismith with Nikica Jelavic, the scorer of 11 goals in 16 games following his £5.5m capture in January.
West Brom have made known their interest in taking Naismith to The Hawthorns but have baulked at the player's wage demands.
Following recommendations from Jelavic, who described Naismith as the best strike partner he has ever had, and Goodison coach David Weir, Moyes is said by Merseyside sources to be a ‘huge fan' of the player, although he may have to release funds from sales of his current first-team squad before turning his attention to the Scotland international.
The player himself is open to talks with the new Charles Green consortium, who are seeking to complete an £8.5m deal for Rangers and hold on to a raft of the club's high-earning players.
With wages due to return to normal levels on June 1, however, and concerns over a funding gap, the likelihood remains of top earners leaving.
Continental clubs are circling around Northern Irishman Kyle Lafferty, while Naismith remains non-committal.
He said: ‘I have no say over who takes over the club or what happens in business terms, but I have a three-year contract.
‘It really is that simple. Now, things can change and I can have decisions to make. But it will still be in my control.'
little curly alan ball
Player Valuation: £70m
Bangs Head Off Desk ..
Hits Desk With Fists .. A LOT ..
Listen ; 2 options ; BK DOES , an He Gets The LOVE .. For basically , BUTTONS ..
OR he goes option 2 an has DK Marchin Again ...
Wel HAVE about 9-11m I believe up till Sept 1 ..
As I said ; GO ON HOLIDAY FFS AN STOP POSTING DALY Fail Bollox ..
I TOLD YOOUS about QPR yday or the day before .
WTF ??? Yous think no fuka watches MOTD ???
Hes NO FUKN Secreet in the EPL Peoples ..
#DAMNTho
EFCNIK
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So what you're saying is Pienaar will go to Wolves and we'll sign Ronald Zubar on loan?
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ijjysmith
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little curly alan ball
Player Valuation: £70m
Yis White Belt Lad
EFCNIK
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Excellent. I like the name Zubar. It reminds me of The Lion King or some ****. Everyone loves that film.
neil999
Player Valuation: £80m
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