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Post by Forza's Blind Optimists (CPFC) on Aug 22, 2007 22:53:46 GMT -1
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Post by Forza's Blind Optimists (CPFC) on Aug 22, 2007 22:54:58 GMT -1
Heinze planned Palace coup Gabriel Heinze's agents tried to bypass Manchester United's block on his move to Liverpool by engineering a move to Crystal Palace first.
Under the proposal made to Palace, the Argentina defender would have first been bought by the south London club and then sold on to Liverpool.
The bid was revealed in evidence given to a Premier League panel earlier this week by Palace chief executive Phil Alexander.
It is understood Alexander confirmed to the panel that a proposed scheme had been put forward by Heinze's representatives to secure the eventual transfer of the defender to Liverpool by initially transferring him to Palace.
The panel went on to reject Heinze's bid to force United to sell him to Liverpool.
The 29-year-old claimed United had written a letter allowing him to leave if another club offered a fee of £6.8million.
The panel dismissed Heinze's case and backed United, who maintained they made it clear to the 29-year-old both orally and in writing that he would not be permitted to join one of their title rivals.
Heinze is appealing against the panel's decision but it now seems if he is intent on leaving United before the transfer window closes he will have to move abroad - although West Ham could match his wage demands and are watching with interest to see the outcome of his appeal.
Real Madrid have been linked with Heinze, while French club Lyon are also keen on signing the player - who has become unsettled after losing his United first-team place to Patrice Evra.
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ianevansleg
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Post by ianevansleg on Aug 23, 2007 10:01:21 GMT -1
thank god this did not happen and it looks like old 57 has gone to Real Madrid Mind you the truth is we informed the FA of 57's agents approach i reckon it was just a publicity stunt by them Would not want to help them scouse tw@ts anyway
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