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Ross Barkley

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4737carlin said:
I dont know why we have even had more talks to him, we offered him a contract which we must have talked through with him and his agent back then, he did sign, end of story, see ya



Yeah but they dont watch him everyweek, highlights on MOTD and the odd great clip on YouTube are very misleading
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"Everton give up on re-signing Ross Barkley, but £50m valuation could deny Tottenham and Manchester United target a transfer

Though the Toffees will now reluctantly listen to summer offers the midfielder may have to wait for a Bosman in 2018
Everton accept they have reached the end of the line in contract talks with Ross Barkley. And that means they will reluctantly consider offers for the England international. Midfielder Barkley has made it clear he will not budge in refusing the £100,000-a-week offer that would make him the highest-earning player in club history. Chairman Bill Kenwright has been working for more than a year in the hope of persuading the home-grown star to commit his long-term future to the Toffees.

Everton were prepared to offer Barkley a better deal than the one Romelu Lukaku originally accepted earlier this year, before a u-turn saw the Belgian striker announce he wanted to leave the club just minutes before putting pen to paper.

But the 23-year-old Scouser has dragged his feet over the new five-year contract, and his advisors indicated on Wednesday that there would be no 11th hour acceptance. While the Goodison board still want to make Barkley - with his close connection to the fans after coming through the club’s youth system - the foundation of a squad set to be significantly enhanced in the summer transfer window, manager Ronald Koeman is unwilling to indulge any player who isn't 100 per cent committed.

And with negotiations collapsing, that means the Dutchman will listen to offers for his playmaker, with both Tottenham AND Manchester United expressing interest. Barkley may feel he can attract a bigger offer from those two clubs, but the stumbling block could be a fee. Everton have indicated the asking price is £50million - which could see an impasse build over the summer, with the player considering seeing out the final year of his current contract before moving on a Bosman after next season."
 
Bullet said:
"Everton give up on re-signing Ross Barkley, but £50m valuation could deny Tottenham and Manchester United target a transfer

Though the Toffees will now reluctantly listen to summer offers the midfielder may have to wait for a Bosman in 2018
Everton accept they have reached the end of the line in contract talks with Ross Barkley. And that means they will reluctantly consider offers for the England international. Midfielder Barkley has made it clear he will not budge in refusing the £100,000-a-week offer that would make him the highest-earning player in club history. Chairman Bill Kenwright has been working for more than a year in the hope of persuading the home-grown star to commit his long-term future to the Toffees.

Everton were prepared to offer Barkley a better deal than the one Romelu Lukaku originally accepted earlier this year, before a u-turn saw the Belgian striker announce he wanted to leave the club just minutes before putting pen to paper.

But the 23-year-old Scouser has dragged his feet over the new five-year contract, and his advisors indicated on Wednesday that there would be no 11th hour acceptance. While the Goodison board still want to make Barkley - with his close connection to the fans after coming through the club’s youth system - the foundation of a squad set to be significantly enhanced in the summer transfer window, manager Ronald Koeman is unwilling to indulge any player who isn't 100 per cent committed.

And with negotiations collapsing, that means the Dutchman will listen to offers for his playmaker, with both Tottenham AND Manchester United expressing interest. Barkley may feel he can attract a bigger offer from those two clubs, but the stumbling block could be a fee. Everton have indicated the asking price is £50million - which could see an impasse build over the summer, with the player considering seeing out the final year of his current contract before moving on a Bosman after next season."
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What's this source out of interest?
 


Connor said:
File that one under incorrect then.
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Maddock engages in lots of speculation and hyperbole and therefore gets plenty wrong but I'm not so sure he never picks up anything or even is never fed anything.
"Everton have made Ronald Koeman their number one choice to replace Roberto Martinez. Manager Martinez was finally put out of his misery on Thursday, paying the price for a disastrous run that led to angry fan protests... The Merseysiders will also offer to catapult Koeman towards the top of the managerial wages table, with an offer in excess of £5m a year which would more than treble his current Saints deal."
 
Bullet said:
Maddock engages in lots of speculation and hyperbole and therefore gets plenty wrong but I'm not so sure he never picks up anything or even is never fed anything.
"Everton have made Ronald Koeman their number one choice to replace Roberto Martinez. Manager Martinez was finally put out of his misery on Thursday, paying the price for a disastrous run that led to angry fan protests... The Merseysiders will also offer to catapult Koeman towards the top of the managerial wages table, with an offer in excess of £5m a year which would more than treble his current Saints deal."
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Never been fed a thing from the club in his life.
 

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