Liverpool suit Barry

Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Ven 02 Mai 2008, 5:17 pm

Crouch a eu une nouvelle proposition de contrat. Y'a bcp trop de rumeurs toute façon en ce moment, on y verra plus clair dans qques semaines.
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Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Ven 02 Mai 2008, 5:25 pm

N'empêche Barry est un sacré milieu de terrain. Encore jeune et polyvalent, Anglais qui plus est, il ne ferait certainement pas de mal à notre entrejeu.

Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Ven 02 Mai 2008, 6:22 pm

En cas de négociation réussit, Benitez aura fait l'entre-jeu de McLaren quand il était au commande.

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Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Ven 02 Mai 2008, 7:16 pm

Barry doit rester à Villa, grand club ambitieux, superbe entraineur, superbe fans, de jeunes joueurs anglais de talent, un proprio US qui ne fait pas de bruit et qui laisse travailler son staff. Je ne vois pas l'interet d'aller à Pool pr jouer la 4 ème place et la LDC en semaine...
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Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Ven 02 Mai 2008, 7:35 pm

Tu crois que Villa peut jouer mieux que la quatrième place ?

Qu'on le veuille ou non, Liverpool reste un club qui a de la prestance, de l'histoire, et surtout des sous.

Reste à voir quel choix Barry fera ...

Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Sam 03 Mai 2008, 9:33 pm

Je me dis surtout que Xabi Alonso va faire ses valises si cette rumeur Barry est vraiment fondée.
En tout cas, je suis derrière les Reds pour cet achat car c'est un très bon joueur du championnat

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Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Dim 04 Mai 2008, 5:34 am

Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Mar 06 Mai 2008, 12:04 pm

Ex-Red urges Barry move

Berger insists Liverpool too good to turn down

Former Liverpool midfielder Patrik Berger has warned Aston Villa team-mate Gareth Barry he would waste the "opportunity of a lifetime" if he chooses not to move to Anfield this summer.

Reds manager Rafa Benitez has tabled a transfer package believed to be worth £20million in a bid to prise Barry away from Villa Park. Barry has two years left on his Villa contract but Berger, who spent seven years at Anfield, has urged the 27-year-old England international to join Liverpool if he is to further his career. "It's Liverpool and if I was in Gareth's position I would go there tomorrow," said the former Czech international.

Great Opportunity

"It is the opportunity of a lifetime in my opinion. I would go to Liverpool and experience it. "Gareth is the heart of our team but Liverpool would be a
massive challenge for him. It would be Champions League every year and he would be challenging to win trophies every year. "Liverpool don't come after you every year. They want him because he has had a fantastic season and has been our main player from the beginning to the end. He has also played very well for the national team. I am not surprised they would like to sign him." Villa can still pip Everton on the final day of the season to finish fifth and qualify for the Uefa Cup. But Berger, 34, who will return to the Czech Republic this summer, believes Barry will not be experiencing UEFA Champions League football with Villa any time soon.

Big gap

"The gap, not just between Villa and the top four but between the rest of the league and the top four, is big," he added. "To break into that top four you really have to spend a lot of money to bring in quality players. It is going to be tough for Villa to do it. "It will take time and to reach the Champions League you need to keep players like Barry."

Source: skysport

Alonso >> Out - Barry >> In ?!
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Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Mar 06 Mai 2008, 4:39 pm

Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Ven 30 Mai 2008, 8:28 pm

Steven Gerrard has said he is "desperate" for Aston Villa midfielder Gareth Barry to join him at Liverpool.

Barry, who is expected to lead England against Trinidad & Tobago on Sunday, will talk about his future after he returns from international duty.
"I want Gareth Barry to become a Liverpool player. I am desperate for us to sign him," said Gerrard.

"He's a good player. I want Liverpool to be as strong as possible and Gareth Barry will certainly make us stronger."

Gerrard's comments are likely to rile Villa manager Martin O'Neill who has already criticised Liverpool's handling of the situation. O'Neill is determined to keep hold of his captain and earlier this month claimed Liverpool's £10m cash plus player bid undervalued the midfielder.

But Gerrard, a good friend of the 27-year-old, believed Barry, who has two years remaining on his contract, needed to play Champions League football.

"Gareth Barry is someone who will improve Liverpool. We can't be disrespectful to Villa. He is still their player and we will see what happens," said Gerrard.
"Naturally, they are going to try and keep hold of him, and rightly so because he is one of their star men. He has been a fantastic servant for them over many years.
"I know all about Gareth, I am good friends with him off the pitch and I am desperate for us to sign him.

"You talk about improving the team, the starting XI and the squad, and Gareth will certainly help Liverpool to become a better team.
"It is easy to play with good players. I've been asked a lot of questions this season about Fernando Torres and the simple answer is 'it's easier playing with quality players' - and Gareth comes into that category."

Barry has only ever played for Villa and is due a testimonial, having signed professional forms with the club in February 1998.

Gerrard added: "I am sure Gareth will find it hard to leave Villa. He has been fantastic for them but, in football, sometimes opportunities come along where you can better your career.

"I think Gareth is 27 now and he needs to play Champions League football. In my opinion, he needs that now.

"I've enjoyed playing with him for England. He is quite an easy player to play with. He keeps it simple, he is easy to read and I certainly enjoy playing with him because I've got a good relationship on and off the pitch."

Source : BBC

Réponse lundi donc de si Barry viendra ou non..
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Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Ven 30 Mai 2008, 8:30 pm

J'espère vraiment le voir en rouge sur la Mersey, mais je souhaite quand même à Villa de le garder.

Ce serait la signature parfaite, continue l'opération séduction Stevie !

Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Jeu 05 Juin 2008, 3:36 pm

je pense qu'Alonso va partir a la juventus et que par conséquent Barry va venir a liverpool.

Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Dim 08 Juin 2008, 9:24 pm

Barry : Villa admet sa défaite

Une offre de 20 millions d’euros va être acceptée par le club de Birmingham.

Réticents, mais résignés. Les dirigeants d’Aston Villa sont conscients qu’ils vont perdre leur capitaine au profit de Liverpool après des mois de bras de fer intense.

Martin O’Neill, le manager de Villa, n’est pas enchanté par les derniers développements de cette affaire et aimerait bien garder son précieux international anglais mais cela semble une cause perdue, à l’heure ou Rafa Benitez et ses séides font tout pour réunir la somme de 20 millions d’euros nécessaire.

Andrea Dossena, l’arrière gauche de l’Udnese, est sur le point de signer avec le club de la Mersey après avoir passé la visite médicale avec succès et Albert Riera, le milieu de l’Espanyol Barcelone, semble être le prochain sur la shopping list de Rafa Benitez.

Goal

Sujet: Re: Liverpool suit Barry Dim 08 Juin 2008, 9:47 pm

Si le club résigne à garder son capitaine, Barry ne se sentira pas trop voulu et devrait être tenté par quitter le club.

Dommage pour Villa, tout bénef' pour nous.