Ross Barkley

[evertondotcom]

Being heavily linked to Spurs on twitter now

 

[Joey66]

Being heavily linked to Spurs on twitter now

yes on the cheap wont happen! unless the fee is right!

 

[Tubey]

I think Spurs will bid. I don't think we'll accept what they're prepared to pay though.

They'll drag it out and pay £35m approx I think, which is still cheap, although still holding out hope that he re-signs.

 

[chippy1722]

I have to say that , personally , I find it difficult to fully support a player who was planning to jib us off so cynically and thus denying us the funds to replace him at the same time. If a player has no commitment to the future, find his replacement as soon as possible.

While I agree, if he does sign, it prices him out of a move to another club in the near future, if he is set on leaving. We are asking£50m with 1 year on his contract, if he was on a 4 year deal we would price him out. In fact £50m is already pricing him out.

 

[jtl60]

If he wants to go and Spuds do offer £35m I'd take it. There is no way Levy is going to pay £50m for anyone, never mind someone with 12mths left of his deal.

 

[Toffee-nerd]

Starting to think he might actually go now. Has dragged on too long for there not to be any genuine interest in him moving on. Be genuinely gutted if he goes.

 

[4737carlin]

http://www.[Publication is blacklis...kley-their-marquee-summer/&utm_source=Twitter

Rafael Benitez is expected to bring in some top quality signings to St James' Park this summer, with the Toon Army expecting a successful return to the Premier League.

The Spaniard will be looking to add a 'marquee' signing to his group during the course of the off-season, and with this in mind, who better than Toffees exit-linked midfielder Ross Barkley.

The 23-year-old has been heavily linked with a move to Tottenham, but with the Mirror's report claiming that Spurs are unwilling to match Everton's £25 million asking price, Newcastle could swoop in and poach the England international from under Daniel Levy's nose.

And what a signing Barkley would be for the Tyneside outfit.

His ability to pick out a killer pass, combined with his tight ball control in the final third could prove to be a tremendous asset for Benitez side, as they make the step up in quality to the Premier League.

Whilst the Magpies have plenty of options in the middle of the park, they do seem to be bereft of someone who can unlock the opposition defence during a tight game, and the Blues star could be just the man for the job.

He could strike up a fearsome central midfield partnership with Jonjo Shelvey, but could equally be deployed by Benitez in the wide attacking areas, which would help add another layer to the Magpies' attacking play.

With just one year remaining on Barkley's current deal with Everton, £25 million seems like a fair price, and if Newcastle manage to bring him to Tyneside, he could make all the difference for them next term, and at the same time, reinvigorate his own career ahead of the World Cup next summer.

 

[kithnou]

http://www.[Poor language removed]/en-gb/2017/06/29/newcastle-should-make-evertons-ross-barkley-their-marquee-summer/?utm_medium=share+button&utm_campaign=social+media&utm_content=/en-gb/2017/06/29/newcastle-should-make-evertons-ross-barkley-their-marquee-summer/&utm_source=Twitter

Rafael Benitez is expected to bring in some top quality signings to St James' Park this summer, with the Toon Army expecting a successful return to the Premier League.

The Spaniard will be looking to add a 'marquee' signing to his group during the course of the off-season, and with this in mind, who better than Toffees exit-linked midfielder Ross Barkley.

The 23-year-old has been heavily linked with a move to Tottenham, but with the Mirror's report claiming that Spurs are unwilling to match Everton's £25 million asking price, Newcastle could swoop in and poach the England international from under Daniel Levy's nose.

And what a signing Barkley would be for the Tyneside outfit.

His ability to pick out a killer pass, combined with his tight ball control in the final third could prove to be a tremendous asset for Benitez side, as they make the step up in quality to the Premier League.

Whilst the Magpies have plenty of options in the middle of the park, they do seem to be bereft of someone who can unlock the opposition defence during a tight game, and the Blues star could be just the man for the job.

He could strike up a fearsome central midfield partnership with Jonjo Shelvey, but could equally be deployed by Benitez in the wide attacking areas, which would help add another layer to the Magpies' attacking play.

With just one year remaining on Barkley's current deal with Everton, £25 million seems like a fair price, and if Newcastle manage to bring him to Tyneside, he could make all the difference for them next term, and at the same time, reinvigorate his own career ahead of the World Cup next summer.

Obvious move for him if he were to move.
And we can fleece them as they tried to with us for Sissoko.

 

[AndyZ]

if he leaves Everton for Newcastle, just lol

 

[Bluebonic]

If he left us for the barcodes it would validate every criticism he has ever had about not being the brightest spark in the firmament? Spuds, i could understand, as they are at least building a proper team and are a very stable club, but the train wreck that is Newcastle or West Ham? Dear oh dear!

 

[Yarrgh]

Newcastle? Honestly Ross? Really? For the fat Spanish waiter? C'mon, walk away from the ledge. Don't do anything you'll regret.

 

[fandjango]

Starting to think he might actually go now. Has dragged on too long for there not to be any genuine interest in him moving on. Be genuinely gutted if he goes.

In the other hand dragging on this long without any real concrete options may just be that he is planning to stay

 

[macdog]

Every time I read the phrase "The Toon Army" I have a chuckle.

 

[kenada_blue]

http://www.[Poor language removed]/en-gb/2017/06/29/newcastle-should-make-evertons-ross-barkley-their-marquee-summer/?utm_medium=share+button&utm_campaign=social+media&utm_content=/en-gb/2017/06/29/newcastle-should-make-evertons-ross-barkley-their-marquee-summer/&utm_source=Twitter

Rafael Benitez is expected to bring in some top quality signings to St James' Park this summer, with the Toon Army expecting a successful return to the Premier League.

The Spaniard will be looking to add a 'marquee' signing to his group during the course of the off-season, and with this in mind, who better than Toffees exit-linked midfielder Ross Barkley.

The 23-year-old has been heavily linked with a move to Tottenham, but with the Mirror's report claiming that Spurs are unwilling to match Everton's £25 million asking price, Newcastle could swoop in and poach the England international from under Daniel Levy's nose.

And what a signing Barkley would be for the Tyneside outfit.

His ability to pick out a killer pass, combined with his tight ball control in the final third could prove to be a tremendous asset for Benitez side, as they make the step up in quality to the Premier League.

Whilst the Magpies have plenty of options in the middle of the park, they do seem to be bereft of someone who can unlock the opposition defence during a tight game, and the Blues star could be just the man for the job.

He could strike up a fearsome central midfield partnership with Jonjo Shelvey, but could equally be deployed by Benitez in the wide attacking areas, which would help add another layer to the Magpies' attacking play.

With just one year remaining on Barkley's current deal with Everton, £25 million seems like a fair price, and if Newcastle manage to bring him to Tyneside, he could make all the difference for them next term, and at the same time, reinvigorate his own career ahead of the World Cup next summer.

It was Arsenal leading the race yesterday.

Spurs today.

End of the day...it's all guff

 

[Doolstar70]

Going to Spurs will be a disaster for him. They had three "THREE!" players who scored over 20 goals last season. He is no where near first choose for them. If he goes there he will be a 3rd or fourth choise squad player. He will not be considered a marquee signing and he will languish.
Waste of s talent.