Ola Mr Benitez wrote:Nice one GYBS. Where is this from?
Yes. Please take the time to indicate a source when posting.
Then we can decide whether or not its bollox...

GYBS wrote:Liverpool have drawn a line under the summer's longest-running transfer saga after finalising a £19m deal for Aston Villa midfielder Gareth Barry.
Fresh from concluding a £20million deal for Spurs striker Robbie Keane, the Anfield club have held further talks with Villa and The Insider understands that they have reached agreement on a £17.5m cash offer plus defender Steve Finnan.
The move is no surprise but the timing is, as Liverpool have still to sell to raise the relevant funds but know they have offers on the table for Jermaine Pennant and Yossi Benayoun.
Further interest has also been expressed in Andriy Voronin, Alvaro Arbeloa and Xabi Alonso.
Benitez made public his first bid for Aston Villa midfielder Barry in May and incurred the wrath of Villa boss Martin O'Neill.
Barry then confirmed he wanted to leave and criticised O'Neill for a lack of communication.
That outburst saw the England playmaker fined and banned by the club.
Four bids from the Reds were rejected by the midlands club, who were holding out for £18m, before Arsenal reportedly became involved in the race for the England man.
The 27-year-old, who scored 36 goals in 327 appearances for Villa, was booed when he turned out for Villa in a pre-season game but the crowd appeared fully behind him when he came on as substitute in the Intertoto Cup match against Odense last Saturday
fatboy_dems wrote:GYBS wrote:Liverpool have drawn a line under the summer's longest-running transfer saga after finalising a £19m deal for Aston Villa midfielder Gareth Barry.
Fresh from concluding a £20million deal for Spurs striker Robbie Keane, the Anfield club have held further talks with Villa and The Insider understands that they have reached agreement on a £17.5m cash offer plus defender Steve Finnan.
The move is no surprise but the timing is, as Liverpool have still to sell to raise the relevant funds but know they have offers on the table for Jermaine Pennant and Yossi Benayoun.
Further interest has also been expressed in Andriy Voronin, Alvaro Arbeloa and Xabi Alonso.
Benitez made public his first bid for Aston Villa midfielder Barry in May and incurred the wrath of Villa boss Martin O'Neill.
Barry then confirmed he wanted to leave and criticised O'Neill for a lack of communication.
That outburst saw the England playmaker fined and banned by the club.
Four bids from the Reds were rejected by the midlands club, who were holding out for £18m, before Arsenal reportedly became involved in the race for the England man.
The 27-year-old, who scored 36 goals in 327 appearances for Villa, was booed when he turned out for Villa in a pre-season game but the crowd appeared fully behind him when he came on as substitute in the Intertoto Cup match against Odense last Saturday
Hey GYBS me old mucker.. Good to see you again mate.
Hmm, i quite dubious about this just for the pure fact we seem to have given in to MON's tantrums and demands with an outragous price for someone touted at 5m 2 years ago.
I have no doubt Barry will add quality to our squad but more than Alonso ? I'm not so sure. I am obviously taking this as Alonso being on his way... Maybe i'm wrong.
Does anyone have any views ?
FANTÔMAS wrote:Apart from the right mid. Gerrard isn't a big fan of being pushed out onto the right, and it would truly be best to improve that position at
the club. He plays his best at the centre, no matter what anyone else says, he is by far more influential on the right, and while he'll play anywhere for Liverpool, it would be silly to play him in the right position. We'd be far better off playing a quintessential right midfielder than Gerrard who tolerates playing in that position.
s@int wrote:Happy if he has finally signed but the price is fkn crazy! £17.5 million plus Finnan!
Parry works his magic yet again. Villa say they want £18million, so Parry offers them £19million
FANTÔMAS wrote:Well I'm not denying the fact that he does well on the right as well. However, its essential we sell Alonso now, that his transfer value is inflated after the Euro victory. A speedy winger would be a great pick-up for us, but while Pennant provides that pace, we need someone with footballing intelligence and a better ball into the area. Alas, it would be good to speed up the overall pace of the squad, not necessairly just on the wings.
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