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davek
Player Valuation: £150m
...well, I'm right.
Player Manager at Sunderland.
Brownie
Player Valuation: £70m
Why didn't he name names the weasel.
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Browns?
thebluenosebolt
prefer being behind the times
You were calling the same players cowards when they failed to turn up for Roberto??
Although I thought you were wrong at first, seems you may of had a point after all. So stop while your ahead
Phil Yagyelka: “Players want to put down a marker to be part of the manager’s plans.
“I’m not sure that was the case for every single one out there so that’s perhaps something we need to address.”
Think he is just saying not every player was able to put down a marker this season to impress Koeman, and if we address that, we'll improve.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
May as well. All the other no marks are up there now.
Llyrap
Player Valuation: £5m
Yes gutted they have been relegated. Harder now to unload our unwanted players.
a bell maul
Player Valuation: £30m
I'd be disappointed if Jags still has the captain's armband next season. It would tell me that 'everything will be the same'
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
sven kums should do a documentary in the swedish Östergötland County town of ulrika.
I think Sven Kums in Ulrika would be a hit BBC documentary.
a bell maul
Player Valuation: £30m
Documentary-maker Sven Kums on Ulrika
Woolverhampton_Blue
Player Valuation: £35m
gazroberts80
Player Valuation: £25k
Daily Mirror
Everton agree £25m transfer fee for Swansea's Gylfi Sigurdsson — though his wage demands could kill deal
Midfielder who scored nine goals and added 13 assists this season wants £120,000-a-week to move to Merseyside
BYADRIAN KAJUMBA
Sigurdsson is seeking a big rise from the £80,000-per-week he's on at Swansea (Photo: Action Images via Reuters
Everton have struck a deal with Swansea for Gylfi Sigurdsson – but the midfielder is holding out for more than £120,000-a-week.
The Toffees have moved quickly to try to tie up a deal for Swansea’s star man and double player of the year Sigurdsson, amid rival interest from the likes of Tottenham and Southampton.
The two clubs are believed to have settled on a package similar to the £25m Everton shelled out for another 27 year-old, Crystal Palace winger Yannick Bolasie last summer.
Everton’s hopes now hinge on them agreeing terms with playmaker Sigurdsson, who is on £80,000 per week at the Liberty Stadium but wants a significant pay hike to move to Merseyside.
Koeman wants Sigurdsson to add goal-power to his midfield (Photo: Liverpool Echo)
Barkley looks set for summer exit after letting Everton's new-contract deadline pass
Sigurdsson played a huge role in Swansea’s Premier League survival scoring nine times and setting up another 13 goals.
Boss Paul Clement has urged the Iceland international to stay and be a key man at Swansea rather than struggle for regular football at a bigger club — something he experienced during his two years at Spurs.
But the Swans boss could be facing a losing battle after Everton upped their interest.
Everton agree £25m transfer fee for Swansea's Gylfi Sigurdsson — though his wage demands could kill deal
Midfielder who scored nine goals and added 13 assists this season wants £120,000-a-week to move to Merseyside
BYADRIAN KAJUMBA
- 00:01, 23 MAY 2017
Sigurdsson is seeking a big rise from the £80,000-per-week he's on at Swansea (Photo: Action Images via Reuters
Everton have struck a deal with Swansea for Gylfi Sigurdsson – but the midfielder is holding out for more than £120,000-a-week.
The Toffees have moved quickly to try to tie up a deal for Swansea’s star man and double player of the year Sigurdsson, amid rival interest from the likes of Tottenham and Southampton.
The two clubs are believed to have settled on a package similar to the £25m Everton shelled out for another 27 year-old, Crystal Palace winger Yannick Bolasie last summer.
Everton’s hopes now hinge on them agreeing terms with playmaker Sigurdsson, who is on £80,000 per week at the Liberty Stadium but wants a significant pay hike to move to Merseyside.
Koeman wants Sigurdsson to add goal-power to his midfield (Photo: Liverpool Echo)
Barkley looks set for summer exit after letting Everton's new-contract deadline pass
Sigurdsson played a huge role in Swansea’s Premier League survival scoring nine times and setting up another 13 goals.
Boss Paul Clement has urged the Iceland international to stay and be a key man at Swansea rather than struggle for regular football at a bigger club — something he experienced during his two years at Spurs.
But the Swans boss could be facing a losing battle after Everton upped their interest.
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