svennis pennis said:Kinkys Blue Socks said:The silence from our resident blue dippers is deafening...
They are all preparing their page long responses to why Gollem is right and its really in their best interests to keep a player that doesnt want to play for them.
mcfcdjr said:If everton want to play hard ball then we should recall Jo.
Fuck them... why should we strenthgen their side when they are acting like twats. Get him back and loan him to one of their rivals instead.
coulsonblue said:Ronnie the Rep said:we should offer max £20 mill and if they dont take it walk away. If the player wants to go and we offer a fair price we should get him. Even moyes won't be that stupid if he thinks we are serious
Getting through to the knockout stages of the champions league gets in £20million in revenue.
Therefore Lescott for £26million (negotiated price) would be a good deal if it gets us in top 4.
without the £26million spend we don't get in top 4 (in my eyes)
Nixon_The_Bike_Thief said:The source is an Everton first teamer.
He stated some time back that Lescott had been approached by us and wanted the move to happen from a very early stage, indicating his willingness at the time to force the issue through. For the last couple of weeks my source has not been with his Everton colleagues and so news has not been forthcoming other than the odd indication from chats with team mates etc that nothing had changed. He is back with them this week and yesterday the info I got back was that Lescott had indeed verbally informed the club he wanted to SPEAK to city (my source indicated that this was the norm as officially he would not have spoken to us at this point, even though it seems common knowledge he or his agent at least have, and know the deal). His request was refused and he again was told that he features in the managers plans. Now at this point he was also apparently told that he should think long and hard if he were planning to hand in a transfer request as not only would this be made public it would also be refused. My source said that there is definately an atmosphere developing about this at the club but surprisingly it appears to be Evertons insistance on not being reasonable as opposed to Lescott not wanting to stay that is the main source of discussion amongst the players.
The player in question passed me this info reluctantly (he is an extremely close friend of a family member). In light of this I wont be asking him for any further info. At the start of all this he was 100% confident Lescott would come to us, Now he thinks he wants to still come but really doesnt know if Lescott has the bottle to call Moyes bluff. It looks like its coming to an end now anyway so lets wait and see.
mcfcdjr said:If everton want to play hard ball then we should recall Jo.
Fuck them... why should we strenthgen their side when they are acting like twats. Get him back and loan him to one of their rivals instead.
YankeeBlue said:coulsonblue said:Getting through to the knockout stages of the champions league gets in £20million in revenue.
Therefore Lescott for £26million (negotiated price) would be a good deal if it gets us in top 4.
without the £26million spend we don't get in top 4 (in my eyes)
You won't be getting into the Top 4 with him anyway
Matty said:mcfcdjr said:If everton want to play hard ball then we should recall Jo.
Fuck them... why should we strenthgen their side when they are acting like twats. Get him back and loan him to one of their rivals instead.
Sigh. As previously discussed, with any loan over 93 days (3 months) a recall is not permitted. Jo is Everton's player until the season ends, whether City, or Everton, like it or not.