Sheffield Utd trying it on with Everton


Not happy

By Big Andy
July 14 2009

Sheffield United are not making it easy for Everton to complete the signing of Kyle Naughton after the two clubs agreed a fee of £4 million The player is said to want to move to Goodison Park, but the Blades are stalling because of a better offer made by Tottenham Hotspur.

They have reportedly put in a bid around the £8 million mark for Naughton and his team mate Kyle Walker.

Needless to say, Everton are not happy about the situation and they will be sticking to the original offer and not getting sucked into a three way bidding war.

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Sheffield Utd trying it on with Everton
Discussion started by Toffees Time , 14/07/2009 21:21
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Bike Shed
15/07/2009 11:46
there will be an agent involved somewhere trying to hike the price up (Sm122)
thats the way of the worldd I'm afraid and I don't think Moyes or anyone else can change it overnight so we have no choice but to play the game - providing the player is worth it !!!.

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Rift House
15/07/2009 11:53
With Man City throwing money about, every club expects to make big money on every player. It's getting out of hand.

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Bike Shed
15/07/2009 11:58
so whats the answer then? Theres always going to be a City and a Real Madrid around with more money than sense.
All I can say to those clubs is that when the money runs out the players go and the its freefall.
Far better to invest in a brillinat manager like Moyes and build a squad that develops together.
Bring on the season

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Rift House
15/07/2009 12:16
But the big-money lot win the trophies, so no matter how good DM is and how well the club is run, there's always a rich club to take the prizes.

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