Transfer tittle-tattle

[Leyton388]

Buy some ****ing english players FFS Wenger! If i was a gunners fan i would be fuming that he dosent even bother signing english players or giving them a chance.

[red g]

Buy some ****ing english players FFS Wenger! If i was a gunners fan i would be fuming that he dosent even bother signing english players or giving them a chance.

hmmmm who is viable in the centre of defence though?

upson? dont think wenger rates him

who else you thinking? Turner would have been a good buy like

although i do agree with your post in general not sure he has much choice here.

[SB]

England under-21 starlet Dan Gosling has walked out of Everton for nothing - after the Premier League ruled he was free to quit over an amazing administrative mistake.

Gosling argued that he could leave at the end of his contract without any fee on his head because the Goodison outfit had failed to put an offer in writing to him.

And the Premier League carried out a full inquiry, with statements from both Gosling's camp and Everton, before deciding the Merseyside club had slipped up - with the player allowed to go on a free transfer.

Everton wanted Gosling to sign a new deal, with chairman Bill Kenwright making verbal offers but failing to put that in writing by the mid-May cut-off point.

Now David Moyes's club will miss out on a fee. They could have made around £4million at a tribunal if Gosling joins a rival Premier League club.

Versatile Gosling was in and out of Moyes's team over the past two seasons, with his personal highlight being the FA Cup replay winner over Liverpool. He had also been stalling on a new deal for football reasons as he wants to play more often.

Gosling is recovering from knee ligament surgery and will not be able to play for around three months. However he is now clear to speak to any club and negotiate his own terms.

Sunderland and Newcastle United are heading the chase, with West Ham also alerted about his availability. Gosling told the Premoer League tribunal that he has not spoken to any other team, but now he will be heading for a round of talks.

The result is a bitter blow for cash-conscious Everton who will be bitter about the outcome. Senior officials all put their case to the inquiry but one basic mistake has cost them a fortune. :bird:

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Let's sign him up just so they can be even more bitter, if that's at all possible.

[Bender]

England under-21 starlet Dan Gosling has walked out of Everton for nothing - after the Premier League ruled he was free to quit over an amazing administrative mistake.

Gosling argued that he could leave at the end of his contract without any fee on his head because the Goodison outfit had failed to put an offer in writing to him.

And the Premier League carried out a full inquiry, with statements from both Gosling's camp and Everton, before deciding the Merseyside club had slipped up - with the player allowed to go on a free transfer.

Everton wanted Gosling to sign a new deal, with chairman Bill Kenwright making verbal offers but failing to put that in writing by the mid-May cut-off point.

Now David Moyes's club will miss out on a fee. They could have made around £4million at a tribunal if Gosling joins a rival Premier League club.

Versatile Gosling was in and out of Moyes's team over the past two seasons, with his personal highlight being the FA Cup replay winner over Liverpool. He had also been stalling on a new deal for football reasons as he wants to play more often.

Gosling is recovering from knee ligament surgery and will not be able to play for around three months. However he is now clear to speak to any club and negotiate his own terms.

Sunderland and Newcastle United are heading the chase, with West Ham also alerted about his availability. Gosling told the Premoer League tribunal that he has not spoken to any other team, but now he will be heading for a round of talks.

The result is a bitter blow for cash-conscious Everton who will be bitter about the outcome. Senior officials all put their case to the inquiry but one basic mistake has cost them a fortune. :bird:

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Let's sign him up just so they can be even more bitter, if that's at all possible.

So Bitter

[SB]

You could imagine the uproar if we snapped him up. 4 million a fortune

[Bender]

You could imagine the uproar if we snapped him up. 4 million a fortune

I'd be more shocked if we had £4 but i get your point

[SB]

I'd be more shocked if we had £4 but i get your point

That's the beauty of it, we don't need a penny and we get to laugh at them again.

[Pablo]

What a shocker by Everton!

Someone's getting the sack. Who the **** thinks a verbal contract is enough to tie a footballer down these days!

[SB]

What a shocker by Everton!

Someone's getting the sack. Who the **** thinks a verbal contract is enough to tie a footballer down these days!

It was Kenright wasn't it?

[SB]

It was Kenright wasn't it?

yes it was

Everton wanted Gosling to sign a new deal, with chairman Bill Kenwright making verbal offers but failing to put that in writing by the mid-May cut-off point.

[Pablo]

Kenwright

Still as Matt mentioned in the other thread, Gosling is a bit of a cunt for screwing them over like that.

[Neil Young]

Clubs screw over young players all the time. As the expression goes, what's sauce for the goose...

[Pablo]

Clubs screw over young players all the time. As the expression goes, what's sauce for the goose...

True, but two wrongs don't make a right Lassy. Not honouring a verbal contract you made with a club that helped make you a decent player just doesn't seem a very honourable thing to do to me.

[Neil Young]

Yes but that perspective is far less conducive to empty, idiom-related paronomasia.

Although on reflection it's clear it's dishonourable for him to swan off like this.

[Pablo]

Yes but that perspective is far less conducive to empty, idiom-related paronomasia.

Although on reflection it's clear it's dishonourable for him to swan off like this.

Completely missed that when I read your post. Doh!

Very clever as always, yet another feather in your cap.