Phil Jagielka

[Robbie]

Couldnt care less about them mate, just stating facts.

As am I, have a good evening.

 

[ToffeeBlue]

As am I, have a good evening.

You havent stated 1 fact so far but if it helps you sleep thats fine

 

[The One]

ToffeeBlue.

Liverpool are a bigger club than Everton. Simple really.

and back to the original subject...

I think jags would be a good signing for everton, good solid CB....deserves a premiership club.

And on the cheap!?

 

[Bladesman]

I'll do it for you mate.

League Champions
1891, 1915, 1928, 1932, 1939, 1963, 1970, 1985, 1987

(Old) Division Two Champions
1931

FA Cup Winners
1906, 1933, 1966, 1984, 1995

European Cup Winners Cup Winners
1985

I Won't mention the charity Shield as that ain't really anything to be fair.

So amount of trophies/titles (of any league) is 15, and you was founded in 1888 I believe. So stretching to a 119 year history. White works out at say one trophy every 9 years, which for a "big" club ain't very good.

Better than us though.

We just get some top flight football every 12 years. lol

 

[Linz]

Better than us though

I was about to say that! As a Blade, we're hardly the ones who are able to judge who is a big team or not

Play nicely boys and at least try and stick to the topic.

But here's an interesting little question for you... do you know the reason why Liverpool play in red?

They were that skint that they had to borrow Everton's change kit to play in!

 

[Bladesman]

Jags in for lengthy service wait

Phil Jagielka is set to leave Sheffield United, but an impending arbitration case and a host of suitors could mean a long wait for any deal.

The fight for the signature of the England B international seemed all but over when Everton became Jagielka's preferred destination, with guarantees of UEFA Cup football next season.

With the 24-year-old looking to make the step up from England B to full International, Goodison Park seems a logical destination - but fresh reports have surfaced that the transfer may not be quite as simple as Jagielka would like.

News that interested clubs Middlesbrough and Wigan are reportedly willing to pay more for the classy midfielder then the £4million escape clause in his contract will mean that a bidding war could ensue.

In recent weeks, Newcastle and Aston Villa have also been reportedly eyeing up a bid, effectively seeing the Blades resigned to losing their stand-out player of last season.

As if a possible five-way scrum was not complicated enough, the impending arbitration case on June 18 that will see Sheffield United try to gain Premiership reinstation could cause its own problems.

If the Blades were to find themselves playing Premiership football next season, despite Jagielka still wanting to move away from Bramall Lane, the £4million release clause would no longer be in effect.

This would then see the asking price significantly ramped up to around £6million.

Blades boss Bryan Robson will no doubt be snowed under with offers, many of which look to come in the form of player-plus-cash deals. Everton's deal has reportedly hit a snag, not in the valuation of Jagielka, but of Bryan Robson's pricing up of Toffees defender Gary Naysmith.

David Moyes has reportedly proposed a £2.5million deal that would see the Scotland international go in the opposite direction.

Yet the two managers appear not to share the same views on Naysmith's value, with Robson not seeing this as acceptable.

A lengthy arbitration process could see any deals put on the backburner for the moment, with the Blades' main objective being a Premiership football team next season.

Looks like it could all change if the unlikely happens with arbitration.

£2.5mil plus Naysmith ? mmm no thanks.

 

[Robbie]

Better than us though.

Oh yes, of that there is no doubt. But I wouldn't proclaim us to be a big club.

Anyways, As for jag's I think he would be a good signing for everton, him and Lescott at the back would be quality.

 

[Jack & Helga]

The Mirror (yeah, I know) is mentioning the name James McFadden in a possible deal

 

[ToffeeBlue]

The Mirror (yeah, I know) is mentioning the name James McFadden in a possible deal

You can have him mate, he is awful. Might be his level in the championship though (assuming your down that is!!). You can have naysmith as well

 

[Robbie]

You can have him mate, he is awful. Might be his level in the championship though (assuming your down that is!!). You can have naysmith as well

From what I saw of McFadden, I didn't think he looked too bad. But obviously I don't see to many full games with him.

 

[ToffeeBlue]

From what I saw of McFadden, I didn't think he looked too bad. But obviously I don't see to many full games with him.

Looks great on the tv mate but is far too inconsistent and not good enough for 1 of the better leagues in europe.

 

[Robbie]

Looks great on the tv mate but is far too inconsistent and not good enough for 1 of the better leagues in europe.

Aye, perhaps so. But hey we're Championship haha

 

[TonyAgana]

Isn't the Championship the 4th most watched league in Europe?

 

[Robbie]

Isn't the Championship the 4th most watched league in Europe?

Not sure about watched, but pretty certain it is the 4th best supported league.

 

[shorehamview]

If you do want to swap a big wad of cash and a player, please for Christ's sake don't send us James Beattie.

 

[ToffeeBlue]

If you do want to swap a big wad of cash and a player, please for Christ's sake don't send us James Beattie.

Might score some goals in that league, dont expect the fat waster to run or break into a sweat though

 

[shorehamview]

Might score some goals in that league, dont expect the fat waster to run or break into a sweat though

I wouldn't expect him to hit a cow's arse with a banjo to be honest.

 

[ToffeeBlue]

I wouldn't expect him to hit a cow's arse with a banjo to be honest.

He might if you put a sign directly above it with the words Burger King on it

 

[Bladesman]

He might if you put a sign directly above it with the words Burger King on it

It worked for Shipperly.

 

[Come from away]

You do realize that if we win our case we are stuck with Jags for another year, no new traded players to whine about, just a wannabee fullback. Now where's the fun in that?

 

[Robbie]

It worked for Shipperly.

They was donuts

 

[markdablade]

i personally think that jags is a cb in prem and cm in championship

so he should play at cb for everton if that's were he's going

 

[silverfox]

Blades reject swap deal?

http://home.skysports.com/list.aspx...swap&lid=&channel=Football_Home&f=rss&clid=49