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William Gallas is heading for his Spurs medical as Harry Redknapp makes his move for Steven Pienaar and Lassana Diarra.Spurs are expected to offer £6million to Everton for Pienaar and Redknapp believes he can take Real Madrid midfielder Diarra on loan after the Spanish club announced he could leave.Former Ars*nal skipper Gallas will have tests at Tottenham on Friday as Redknapp looks to strengthen the Spurs squad after a quiet summer.South African Pienaar would excite Spurs fans. Redknapp has long admired the tricky wide man, who was Everton’s Player of the Year last season.Pienaar, 28, has yet to sign a new contract with Everton and has just one year remaining on his current deal. His representatives have also been upset that Everton have agreed deals ahead of him with Tim Cahill and Mikel Arteta, who had more time left on their contracts.Pienaar admitted that he would be happy to stay at Everton if they offer him the right deal.He said: ‘I have a year left on my contract. I’m happy to sign a new one, but at my age it has to be right and fair. The only difference I’ve had with the club has been over what’s right.’However, it is understood Everton are still reluctant to offer what his representatives believe is right — and Spurs hope to take advantage.Diarra, meanwhile, was told he is not part of Jose Mourinho’s plans at Real Madrid. Redknapp made an enquiry earlier this week about the player who served him so well at Portsmouth — and at that stage the Spanish giants said he was not available.But Mourinho has since informed Diarra that the best he can expect is a place on the bench and he has now been added to a ‘for sale’ list, drawn up by Real sporting director Jorge Valdano.Manchester United, Liverpool and Aston Villa are also thought to be interested in the versatile former Chelsea and Ars*nal player, 25.Redknapp hopes his relationship with Diarra will count in his favour. The French playmaker enjoyed the best spell of his career under Redknapp at Portsmouth, winning the 2008 FA Cup.
Gareth, Fabiano is cup tied, he played in their first leg loss to Braga, 1-0 away, but if Sevilla fail to make it past them and we make it past Young Boys then this definitely would be a gooer.
I share your qualms about Fabbo's wages but I really dont think he's getting 80k pounds (100k euros) a week currently..with only 11 months or so left on his contract, and him being able to talk to clubs in just 4 months time, I feel a bid of 15m pounds will do the trick.. if we can sell Keano (even 6m, to get his wages off us) and maybe even Crouch (8m or so) we'd get Fabbo for a net 1-2m plus we'd save money bu losing both C+K's wage bills... win-win..still leave us with 2 6' strikers Fabbo & Pav... and Defoe + Gio as 2nd strikers/attacking middies...
Ugseven when you try to use your demented sense of logic, you still get it wrong dont you...in case you aint noticed Eire's best striker was on loan last season and has deffo been in the shop-window ever since, surely even pinheads can see that.Crouch is a good player, but he's more of an impact-sub or backup striker (despite his impressive scoring-stats for England).... did Arry play him against YGs midweek (a rather important game)... NO....