westham234
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He would fit in decent with us, we will turn him into a right back after we definetly need one!
Midfielder Gosling leaves Everton
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Everton midfielder Dan Gosling has left the club and is available on a free transfer after a contract error.
The Premier League were asked to make a ruling after the England Under 21 prospect was not given a new contract offer in writing.
Everton
claimed they offered Gosling
a new deal verbally, but nothing was sent to him in writing by the due date.
The Premier League have now ruled Gosling is free to move on as Everton did not make a written contract offer.
As revealed by skysports.com last week Newcastle
are leading the chase for the versatile star, with Sunderland
and West Ham also in the hunt for Gosling's signature.
Gosling will miss the start of the new season as he is currently recovering from a serious knee injury, but it seems he will be at a new club next term.
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I hope he comes to us will do well for us.
The Premier League were asked to make a ruling after the England Under 21 prospect was not given a new contract offer in writing.
Everton
The Premier League have now ruled Gosling is free to move on as Everton did not make a written contract offer.
As revealed by skysports.com last week Newcastle
Gosling will miss the start of the new season as he is currently recovering from a serious knee injury, but it seems he will be at a new club next term.
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I hope he comes to us will do well for us.
strange why he left everton as that would probabally be the best place for him to develop. hopefully he wont join someone in the top 4 just to make up their english players as he would be wasted but at least it means plymouth have missed out on their selling on clause.(6)
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Bang on Jake, been saying it all along, enough Potential but physically not sure and temperamentally not sure.
If you are good enough, then you are old enough. -- SAF
Bit disappointed that he decided to leave, but if he feels that he wants more money then I wish him good luck. Personally think he should have stayed, was getting a decent bit of playing time for someone as young as him, and Moyes would have brought him on well. But that's football, all about the money.
Plus he's a major injury risk now, cruciate ligament injuries are one of the worst out there, just look at Matthew Bates.
Plus he's a major injury risk now, cruciate ligament injuries are one of the worst out there, just look at Matthew Bates.
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hope he defects to liverpool =)
promsing talent for the future
promsing talent for the future
not always, van nisterlooy came back from cruciate ligaments so did solskjaer. it depends on the person. and to be honest he might get more playing time somewhere else
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He wanted as much playing time and more money per week than Rodwell. Not being funny or nothing, when you have an injury, like Arteta, Yakubu, Jagielka, but your young and demanding the same wages as a player who could be one of the best midfielders in the Premier League, your not going to get far since we've worked hard to keep that wage budget to a minimum. I really wished he wouldn't have gone, but he has because he wanted to be greedy. Good luck but in my opinion, you would have developed more at Everton and under Moyesy than say West Ham or Birmingham.
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