Yah, and there've been no indications Everton are interested in talking about a renewal either. Oddly enough, Vaughan's fate might be in Anichebe's hands right now. If the Nigerian decides to walk away on a free (or rather for a compensation), we'd probably give Vaughan an extension. If Anichebe stays, my impression is that Vaughan will go like Jutkiewicz - virtually nothing upfront, but sizable sell-on and performance fees.
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Yah, and there've been no indications Everton are interested in talking about a renewal either. Oddly enough, Vaughan's fate might be in Anichebe's hands right now. If the Nigerian decides to walk away on a free (or rather for a compensation), we'd probably give Vaughan an extension. If Anichebe stays, my impression is that Vaughan will go like Jutkiewicz - virtually nothing upfront, but sizable sell-on and performance fees.
Not sure if its accurate but most sites say contract expiry is:
June 2011 - Vaughan
June 2012 - Yak
June 2011 - Vaughan
June 2012 - Yak
ToxtethBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
Probably right, Toffeeweb has him down as 2011, but that's the only place I've checked. Good for us anyway, atleast we don't lose another player for nothing. We'll probably make a couple of million on him.
The Executioner's Bong
Player Valuation: £500k
Think we should definitely keep him, he is still learning his trade in the game and needs more matches.
SuffolkBlue
Player Valuation: £750k
Isn't he still the leagues youngest ever scorer? 6 seasons and only 59 appearences, just 11 being starts. It's not good enough and it's doubtful if he can play half a season without getting injured. Would love the lad to be given a chance, his attitude has been great along with his commitment but Moyes must feel like he's flogging a dead horse at times. This run of games at Palace has done us a favour, he's earnt a transfer fee i'd accept it even if it was only to use his wages to give Pienaar parity.
And that's were we disagree. Personally think Vaughany has all the attributes to become a contender for first choice striker, if only the injuries would go away. So my stance remains the same. Get him back and give him a run of games. If he stays free of injury and performs, keep him. If not, there's plenty of time to get rid.
Great Dane
Player Valuation: £15m
I agree - he has pace, power, determination and has always scored goals.
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £70m
If we could loan him out to a higher profile club in the championship (sorry Alan Whittle, as I do have a bit of a soft spot for your team and hope you play yourself safe)/QUOTE]
Ha! Sadly thats the trouble.Burley is committed to good passing football and is building an attractive side.Trouble is (in our Division) you need a heart of stone not chocolate, but to be fair, he is getting there. Should persevere.Speroni signing a new 31/2 year deal yesterday was the best news since the club was saved in June.Thanks for the good wishes.Hat trick from Vaughany to sign off this evening would be great!
Back on point,I've seen Blues at Norwich (I know, pre season friendly), at Fulham and the carnage that was WBA at Goodison. To be honest,in the latter two, one or two in the Blue shirt looked a bit disinterested.That is something I don't think you would ever find Vaughany accused of!.....Go on Moyes....give the lad a go......you know you want to...!
evilwebby
Player Valuation: £50m
SELL.
FFS, he found his level at Palace -that much is clear. Put him back in PL action and he looks lost.
I can see in 2015 there'll still be people saying "he's still young, maybe next year he'll come good." We've got a lot of forwards who are younger and more likely to make it than JV.
FFS, he found his level at Palace -that much is clear. Put him back in PL action and he looks lost.
I can see in 2015 there'll still be people saying "he's still young, maybe next year he'll come good." We've got a lot of forwards who are younger and more likely to make it than JV.
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £70m
Sorry to say mate, but he is much better than us at the moment.
To be fair, he doesn't look like he would become a top four club striker, but, to be equally fair, and no offence meant, Blues don't look like a top four team at the moment either. Who is it exactly that is in such deadly form that is going to keep him out of the side?
Sorry to say mate, but he is much better than us at the moment.
Agreed, would love to see him getting a chance as a starting striker for us. Maybe pair him up with Beckford in Cahill's absence?
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