Sorrowful Soul
Player Valuation: £750k
**glares menacingly from shadows**Maybe not before the start of the season like
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I do not take kindly to mockery
**pushes vase off shelf**
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**glares menacingly from shadows**Maybe not before the start of the season like
http://sportwitness.ning.com/forum/...d-season-in-stands-as-everton-move-in-12m-fee
Shaqiri told to avoid season in stands as Everton move in, £12m fee set
Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport say in their Friday edition that Everton remain an option for Zherdan Shaqiri as Inter Milan look to sell the player this summer.
Shaqiri would be a really exciting addition for Everton, especially if Roberto Martinez can get the player back to anything like his best. Just over a year ago Shaqiri was a star of the World Cup, scoring a hat-trick for Switzerland against Honduras and also being named Man of the Match against Ecuador.
Shaqiri was then, and had been for some time, considered to be one of the best young talents in European football. He's still only twenty three years of age and Inter Milan don't appear to be too keen to try and get the best of him, preferring to cash in as the opportunity arises.
Such is Inter's thirst for cash from a Shaqiri deal, that they've told the player to get a new club or face a season in the stands, according to Gazzetta dello Sport. The idea of Inter Milan being able to assemble a squad which has no place for Shaqiri should frankly be laughable, but the Italian club are using hardball tactics just as they have on occasion before.
Schalke have been interested too but haven't met Inter's £12m set fee, a reasonable price for a player as talented as Shaqiri.
yeah, but we all know it's just a story dropped into the Italian Press by Inter to wring their asking fee out of Schalke. ;-)The worry here is that they've got his first name wrong.
Alan Pardew is the new Pep Guardiola, Pep PardewCrystal Palace also in for Shaqiri... Christ.
Pap Pardew.Alan Pardew is the new Pep Guardiola, Pep Pardew
Crystal Palace also in for Shaqiri.
Lol this is your 'thing', isn't it?...grrr
...grrrLol this is your 'thing', isn't it? lol
I admire your fine work, Sir!
This net spend issue just won't die. Infuriating.We're not going to sign anyone else are we.
PL has more money then it knows what to do with and we can barely break a positive net spend.
Kenwright is doing brilliant though, Blackburn, Portsmouth etc etc.
This net spend issue just won't die. Infuriating.
If we sold McCarthy for £25m and brought in Yarmolenko for £8m and Van Dijk for £10m, we'd have a negative net spend. But it would be good business.
Equally, if we sold Mirallas for £8m and spent £9m on Jonny Evans, £4m on Hertaux and £25m on Ashley Williams, we'd have a huge positive net spend. But it would be beyond awful.
How do people not grasp this? The quality of the players sold and bought, and the respective prices paid for each player, matter FAR more than the net spend figure .
Cos I've seen the days where we sold Rooney, Jeffers,rodwell, lescott and Ferguson sold so I'm damaged goods, scarred 4 life
indeed, I don't give a toss how much we do or don't spend in a window as long as we come out of it better by the time the window shuts.This net spend issue just won't die. Infuriating.
If we sold McCarthy for £25m and brought in Yarmolenko for £8m and Van Dijk for £10m, we'd have a negative net spend. But it would be good business.
Equally, if we sold Mirallas for £8m and spent £9m on Jonny Evans, £4m on Hertaux and £25m on Ashley Williams, we'd have a huge positive net spend. But it would be beyond awful.
How do people not grasp this? The quality of the players sold and bought, and the respective prices paid for each player, matter FAR more than the net spend figure .
16m euros is a fair chunk of change. I don't know enough about this guy to say whether I'd want to spend that much on him. Yarmolenko wouldn't coast as much (eleven months left on contract) - how does Shaqiri compare to him?http://app.football-italia.net/?referrer=http://www.football-italia.net/70328/everton-back-shaqiri#article/footballitalia-70328
Italian reports claim Everton are back in the running for Inter man Xherdan Shaqiri after problems with Schalke 04. The creative midfielder only joined from Bayern Munich in January, but is no longer part of Coach Roberto Mancini’s plans.
The Swiss international had previously turned down a move to the Premier League for Stoke City, even after the clubs had agreed terms. He could be willing to reconsider his position if Everton were to come in with an offer worth €16m.
Inter are desperate to get him off their books, having signed him from Bayern Munich on loan with mandatory option to buy for €16m. However, he is so far turning down every move offered to him.