Quote from: JJ-AV on July 06, 2011, 07:57:31 PMQuoteSkySportsNews Sky Sports NewsTottenham Chairman Daniel Levy says Luka Modric understands he will not be soldAhh... The benefits of giving long term contracts to your players.I'd be surprised if Modric will stay at Spurs when Yanited come calling.
QuoteSkySportsNews Sky Sports NewsTottenham Chairman Daniel Levy says Luka Modric understands he will not be soldAhh... The benefits of giving long term contracts to your players.
SkySportsNews Sky Sports NewsTottenham Chairman Daniel Levy says Luka Modric understands he will not be sold
Quote from: Ads on July 06, 2011, 07:58:22 PMQuote from: JJ-AV on July 06, 2011, 07:57:31 PMQuoteSkySportsNews Sky Sports NewsTottenham Chairman Daniel Levy says Luka Modric understands he will not be soldAhh... The benefits of giving long term contracts to your players.I'd be surprised if Modric will stay at Spurs when Yanited come calling.Just saw Levy on SSN. There's no way he's going.
Quote from: Rigadon on July 06, 2011, 06:02:53 PMAnother thing about Downing, would, after a lengthy and public flirtation with Liverpool, Downing be booed at the first opportunity? I think he would and I don't think he'd have the character to overcome itHas he flirted with them openly, though?He's hardly sunk to the levels that shit heap Barry did with that cringemaking "please let me achieve my dreams" front page Evening Mail article.
Another thing about Downing, would, after a lengthy and public flirtation with Liverpool, Downing be booed at the first opportunity? I think he would and I don't think he'd have the character to overcome it
Kenny Dalglish has made Valencia winger Juan Mata a priority signing after Aston Villa rejected an improved offer for Stewart Downing earlier this week.According to a report on the Mirror Football website, the Merseyside club upped their bid from the £12 million they tabled two weeks ago to a generous £15 million.However, Villa are thought to be holding out for an astronomical sum of around £20 million, and Liverpool are not willing to shell out so much to bring the 27-cap England international to Anfield.Despite clearly being keen to move on from the Midlands outfit having stalled with contract negotiations, Downing will have to find another suitor able to provide European football. Meanwhile, Dalglish will look elsewhere to find a steady supply of assists for his new strike partnership of Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez. Given the immense form of Mata during Spain’s successful European Under-21 Championship campaign over the course of last month in Denmark, the Liverpool manager is likely to put together an attempt to raid the Mestalla. Valued at close to £20 million by his current employers, Mata has achieved a great deal in the game in spite of his tender age. Still just 23 years old, he has compiled 11 senior caps for his country, during which time he has scored four goals. Though he was restricted to a single substitute appearance in the 2-0 group stage win over Honduras, Mata was a part of Spain’s squad throughout their run to World Cup victory in South Africa last summer.
However, Alex McLeish, the new Villa manager, is ready to play hard-ball with Liverpool over Downing. McLeish will inform the left-sided midfield player that he is not available for transfer and that he remains a key part of Villa’s plans for next season.
daniel levy a great statement telling modric your not being sold i would love to hear randy lerner say the same to downing i want something positive to come out of villa park a statement of intent but all we hear is that villa want 19 mill
We are in deep shit if The Board thinks that a refusing to sell Downing is a statement of intent that we should all rally around.