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Tony (#91). If Ndiaye is refusing to sign an improved contract extension - and big sums are being offered - then I can understand the logic in looking to sell him rather than risk his resale value wither away.rnIn Armstrong’s case he has at least 2 years left on his deal (plus an option on a 3rd I’ve read) - so it will be his decision on whether to stay or leave. Even if he wanted to leave I find it hard to believe he’d be looking at Forrest as the logical next step....
Mike Doyle in Late Tarkowski strike steals a point at Bournemouth

He ticks all the usual boxes, in his 30's this season, probably on newly negotiated London wages, has turned us down before and is probably carrying an injury that the Medical Team will miss as he will the next half season. But on the bright side, if at first you don't succeed join our crack recruitment committee and scour the owners newly acquired Stats Company's output to see what you made a fool out of yourself with the first time. It didn't take Fulham long to find his replacement....
Alan J Thompson in The right-back promised for Everton is 30-year-old Kenny Tete

£1,200 a week Mark? I wouldn\'t bother to get out of bed for that....
Eric Myles in Late Tarkowski strike steals a point at Bournemouth

Totally agree with comments above regarding Tete, any player who turns us down, should NOT be given a second bite, of our (less attractive) cherry !rnrnNot impressed at all with Kinnear, even less than Moyes and that is how low that bar has been set !...
Derek Knox in The right-back promised for Everton is 30-year-old Kenny Tete