Citeh target Lescott refused transfer request by Everton


no go

By Big Andy
August 11 2009

Everton manager David Moyes has shown that he is determined not to let Joleon Lescott go to Manchester City by turning down a transfer request made by the player.

City have been just as determined to get their man by making two bids of £15million and then £18 million, but both bids have been rejected.

Toffees boss Moyes has always made it clear that he is determined to keep Lescott at Goodison and despite Lescott now revealing he wants to leave, the Scot maintains that City will not get their man.

Moyes told his club's official website: "I have always said that we are not selling any players and that hasn't changed."

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Citeh target Lescott refused transfer request by Everton
Discussion started by Andy Gray Was Here , 11/08/2009 12:03
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11/08/2009 12:03
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BoozeyBlue
11/08/2009 12:18
Let the @#$%& go I say

Mr_Funbags
11/08/2009 12:27
"This is bad news. He'll be gone in January if not before, severely weakening our squad and strengthening City's. Moyes will do well to hold on to him till Jags is fit again come November(?).


The money will be welcome at Goodison but losing a first choice central defender and LB cover is not good as Lescott is basically like a player and a half in an already small squad."

Padre Pio
17/08/2009 23:55
Its a rock and a hard place. I dont agree with City's tactics, but Wenger was one step ahead - I think he knew he was selling Kolo when he bought Vermaelen.
Problem for Moyes is who can he buy? Unless he can get Haangeland

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