Rafa-Dodd wrote:Rafa should play hardball. Gareth can buy out his contract as he only has 2 years left. Even if he is on £50,000 a week thats £5,200,000 to buy himself out. I doubt Barry will want to do this to the club and I heard most top clubs have agreed not to do this to each other BUT...
If O'neil insists to play silly games, Barry should at least threaten to do this. It's his chance to join a club that competes for trophies season in , season out. He has been a great servant for Villa and £10m is plenty.
Rafa-Dodd wrote:Rafa-Dodd wrote:Rafa should play hardball. Gareth can buy out his contract as he only has 2 years left. Even if he is on £50,000 a week thats £5,200,000 to buy himself out. I doubt Barry will want to do this to the club and I heard most top clubs have agreed not to do this to each other BUT...
If O'neil insists to play silly games, Barry should at least threaten to do this. It's his chance to join a club that competes for trophies season in , season out. He has been a great servant for Villa and £10m is plenty.
This is what Barry should DEFINITLY DO NOW.
Rush Job wrote:Just a few things, Barry is world class, he's captained England ( friendly but none the less ) and scored, in the game before he put in a beautiful pass to set up Gerrard to score, he'll improve us in the prem, he's as comfortable in 3 different possitions 4 if you add wing back and playing anyone of those roles will score more and add more threat than Xabi Alonso in the prem. To me it shows rafa is thinking more about the prem and Barry will defiantly improve us in that comp. Depending on who else comes in i think we'll see him a lot on the left wing with an attack minded fullback ( Dossena, Insua ) behind.
Aston Villa have turned down Liverpool's latest bid to sign midfielder Gareth Barry.
Barry has emerged as Liverpool's leading transfer target of the summer, and they have already had one bid rejected by their Premier League rivals.
However, Villa have confirmed that The Reds stepped up their interest on Wednesday evening only to have their second approach rebuffed once more.
A Villa spokesman said on the club's official website: "The offer was a slight improvement on a previous bid but our position on the issue remains unchanged and Liverpool have been informed."
The latest offer is reportedly in the region of £15million, but rumours claim Villa boss Martin O'Neill is holding out for a fee of £20million.
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