Shaun Wright Phillips goes to liverpool?
By icecubic
@icecubic (1845)
Indonesia
August 11, 2010 10:38am CST
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Liverpool again rumored to be going after new players ahead of next week goes by the English League. The most recent was Shaun Wright Phillips reportedly will soon move closer to Anfield.
Mirror reported, Liverpool and Arsenal are interested to bring the 28-year-old winger. But Liverpool was the most mengamit SWP has a great opportunity, because the Gunners could not meet the demand for the player's salary equal to 65 thousand poundsteling per week.
If only the Reds could provide funds seven million pounds, the SWP's move into the port city will be more current. This could mean Liverpool won the 'duel' with Arsenal in both players after the first seizure of Joe Cole.
If correct move SWP really realized it was a purchase of the 4th 'The Red' this season after Milan Jovanovic, Cole and Danny Wilson.
Not only the SWP, was rumored to be the middle of Liverpool buying Peter Crouch to explore possibilities to strengthen the front line and Christian Poulsen from Juventus, and Maynor Figueroa of Wigan Athletic for the anticipated departure of Emiliano Insua to Genoa. what do you think about this rumaour guys?
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4 responses
@vuadoc (2)
• Thailand
20 Aug 10
I think he should go to Arsenal. But I'm sure Arsenal won't pay more money. So Liverpool has more chance.
@ram_cv (16513)
• India
13 Aug 10
For the sake of Shawn Wright Philips, I hope he moves to a club that let's him play regularly. He has spoiled his England and Club career with ill advised moves to Chelsea and then to Man City when the riches started to flow in!! Under Roy Hodgson he might get probably the right mentor to allow him to blossom as a player.
Cheers!
Ram
@sjlskl (3382)
• Singapore
12 Aug 10
This move looks likely. SWP know that he won't be getting much play time if he stay at Man City. So he will be looking for a move. Liverpool is in the middle of rebuilding the team, so joining the Reds revolution make sense. But given SWP relationship with Arsenal, his foster father is Ian Wright, an Arsenal legend, do not rule out him joining the London club instead.
