Aren't most Arsenal players?
Read a while a back an ex trainer at Arsenal blamed the training pitches for the constant niggles picked up. His proof centered around RVP at Utd who had a terrible injury record at the club but was better when he left.
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Summer Transfer Window 2017
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Read a while a back an ex trainer at Arsenal blamed the training pitches for the constant niggles picked up. His proof centered around RVP at Utd who had a terrible injury record at the club but was better when he left.
Best game in the world.
A Kilkenny vs Tipperary all Ireland final is one of the best sporting events you could ever wish to see
80,000 people cheering on proper amateur sportsmen who are giving it their all for local pride
Since I've joined the Temperance Movement, and am 64, I no longer hurl or play football myself
Isn't she in Bones?
Don't think she will sign mate?
bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
Ox, no thanks. Heard he's apparently one of Liverpool's targets, rather he went to them for 30m or whatever
Walcott has west ham written all over him
Ramsey would be the one I'd love to see us getting here
Walcott has west ham written all over him
Ramsey would be the one I'd love to see us getting here
Hong Kong Phooey
Player Valuation: £8m
And he has now banged the drum for the Arsenal pair in the Times..
Bottom of the Barkley article
Ox and Walcott are both shithouses with no drive, desire, fight or will to win. They are the poster boys for the "too much, too soon" generation of young English footballers, who've had everything handed to them on a plate, are filthy rich beyond their wildest dreams before they've achieved anything and seem to not have any kind of work ethic or really give a hoot about football as a result.
Just seen this on skysports, thought the window opened on the 1st July
SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOWS
Not long to go now until the transfer windows reopen!
According to FIFA TMS, the main summer transfer windows are over the following dates:
SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOWS
Not long to go now until the transfer windows reopen!
According to FIFA TMS, the main summer transfer windows are over the following dates:
- 9 JUNE – 31 AUG: England/Scotland/Wales/N Ireland/France/Turkey
- 19 JUNE - 14 SEPT: China
- 1 JULY – 31 AUG: Italy
- 1 JULY – 1 SEPT: Spain
- 10 JULY – 9 AUG: USA
Can't read it as I don't have a subscription (forgot my log in).
Presumably mate it's come from the club anyway. A leak that we've held talks with/monitored the Arsenal lads, and that we won't be pushed over on Ross.
Hong Kong Phooey
Player Valuation: £8m
It's very similar to what Bascombe has written in the telegraph so you can bet there's genuine interest there. Both Bascombe and Joyce are trusted by the club and their info isn't speculative bullshine like the majority of the others as I'm sure we all know by now.
Give me a mo and I'll copy and paste the Times article
Hong Kong Phooey
Player Valuation: £8m
Everton want £50m for contract rebel Barkley
brian wrightMay 17 2017, 12:01am,
Paul Joyce, Northern Football Correspondent
Barkley, left, who was among those modelling Everton’s new kit yesterday, has one year left on his contract at Goodison ParkNot known
Everton will seek £50 million for Ross Barkley if the midfielder refuses to commit his future to the club before Ronald Koeman’s end-of-season deadline.
The figure may appear high for a player with one year left on his contract, yet knockdown fees for those entering the final 12 months of a deal are not as prevalent as they were.
Robin van Persie’s move from Arsenal to Manchester United for £24 million at the age of 29 five years ago changed the landscape, and Everton would argue that if a club really wanted Barkley they would be willing to pay whatever it takes.
In addition, Arsenal have a host of players who have one year left on their contracts and would want at least £50 million for Alexis Sánchez. The Chile forward has again proved to be their star player this season, but is now 28. Barkley has been far less influential during a turbulent season, yet is 23 years old and there is a premium to be paid for English talent.
The stance is unlikely to bring a swift conclusion to the saga of Barkley’s future which has been rumbling since the beginning of the year. He has recently become a target for Tottenham Hotspur, among others.
Koeman, the Everton manager, has said that the home-grown player has a “responsibility” to tell the club whether he will extend his contract by the final game of the campaign against Arsenal on Sunday or face being sold.
A resolution remains unlikely and Koeman’s hard-line stance during much of the campaign has left Barkley, who was among those modelling Everton’s new kit yesterday, concerned that he is not truly wanted.
Everton have a history of selling high, with John Stones moving to Manchester City last summer for an initial £47.5 million, while Steve Walsh, Everton’s director of football, has placed a £100 million price tag on Romelu Lukaku, who has not signed a new contract.
Koeman is determined to strengthen his squad and has identified increasing the competition in Barkley’s position as a priority, with Swansea’s Gylfi Sigurdsson on his wanted list.
There is also an interest in Arsenal’s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who has one year remaining on his present deal, and Theo Walcott.
brian wrightMay 17 2017, 12:01am,
Paul Joyce, Northern Football Correspondent
Barkley, left, who was among those modelling Everton’s new kit yesterday, has one year left on his contract at Goodison ParkNot known
Everton will seek £50 million for Ross Barkley if the midfielder refuses to commit his future to the club before Ronald Koeman’s end-of-season deadline.
The figure may appear high for a player with one year left on his contract, yet knockdown fees for those entering the final 12 months of a deal are not as prevalent as they were.
Robin van Persie’s move from Arsenal to Manchester United for £24 million at the age of 29 five years ago changed the landscape, and Everton would argue that if a club really wanted Barkley they would be willing to pay whatever it takes.
In addition, Arsenal have a host of players who have one year left on their contracts and would want at least £50 million for Alexis Sánchez. The Chile forward has again proved to be their star player this season, but is now 28. Barkley has been far less influential during a turbulent season, yet is 23 years old and there is a premium to be paid for English talent.
The stance is unlikely to bring a swift conclusion to the saga of Barkley’s future which has been rumbling since the beginning of the year. He has recently become a target for Tottenham Hotspur, among others.
Koeman, the Everton manager, has said that the home-grown player has a “responsibility” to tell the club whether he will extend his contract by the final game of the campaign against Arsenal on Sunday or face being sold.
A resolution remains unlikely and Koeman’s hard-line stance during much of the campaign has left Barkley, who was among those modelling Everton’s new kit yesterday, concerned that he is not truly wanted.
Everton have a history of selling high, with John Stones moving to Manchester City last summer for an initial £47.5 million, while Steve Walsh, Everton’s director of football, has placed a £100 million price tag on Romelu Lukaku, who has not signed a new contract.
Koeman is determined to strengthen his squad and has identified increasing the competition in Barkley’s position as a priority, with Swansea’s Gylfi Sigurdsson on his wanted list.
There is also an interest in Arsenal’s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who has one year remaining on his present deal, and Theo Walcott.
a bell maul
Player Valuation: £30m
I thought she came from Providence, Rhode Island (didn't the Eagles mention her in a song?)
a bell maul
Player Valuation: £30m
...swerve
Aussie Rules comes very close.
The fitness levels and toughness of the lads that play that is incredible.
Great too watch.
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