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Baines Means Heinze
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Hopefully today is the day that Baines?s move to Everton is finalised. Sky were reporting last night that he?d had the first part of his medical yesterday and will have the second part today ? I?m sure its just precautionary with his hamstring injury/strain. If he does join I think it?s a great bit of business. £5million (rising to £6m) is pricey for a defender but in today?s market its not that bad. Baines is only 22 so the best is yet to come, has 2 years Premiership experience under his belt, is an England U-21 international and should be a full international sooner than later, scores some cracking goals, and appears to be a Blue. Compare that to Gabriel Heinze at Man Utd ? similar market value apparently/allegedly, he?s 29, has 3 years Premiership experience (1 of which was mostly on the treatment table), is a full international for Argentina, and in my opinion is a sly dirty player (with some more ?honest? refereeing, he wouldn?t have been on the pitch very long at Goodison a few month back).
Put against Heinze, Baines looks great value to me at the price and would be an improvement to the team, rather than just another squad player. I?m not even going to mention Gareth Bale as I feel the amount of money Spurs spent on him was utterly stupid on someone so young and untried ? it may well turn out to be a bargain but somehow I doubt it. Anyway, fingers crossed there are no complications with the medical today and Baines joins, even if he?s not fit enough to play on Saturday.
Robin Byrne, Posted 07/08/2007 at 10:57:36
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2 Posted 07/08/2007 at 11:33:30
3 Posted 07/08/2007 at 11:26:44
Hopefully Baines will now become Everton's regular left-back, a position which has been a bit of a problem since Hinchcliffe departed and Ball failed to fill.
Everton's back four will now consist of Baines, Yobo, Lescott and Jagielka. Possibly three of those will also be in England's back four someday soon.
4 Posted 07/08/2007 at 11:49:49
"As a boy I supported... Liverpool. As a local lad I used to watch from The Kop when Robbie Fowler was making his name. I started out at Liverpool's Centre of Excellence and although it was disappointing when nothing came of it, I was lucky that both Wigan and Wolves wanted to sign me.I spend my cash on... My son. He's only 11 months old, so I make sure he never goes without. I haven't bought him a mini Liverpool kit. Yet!"From the Leighton Baines interview, last year...!!! So Thats why you will see him now on the website saying, I wanted to come to Everton, I am a local lad and all my family support Everton, yeah, except him!
5 Posted 07/08/2007 at 11:54:09
6 Posted 07/08/2007 at 12:47:22
7 Posted 07/08/2007 at 14:22:49
8 Posted 07/08/2007 at 17:39:24
9 Posted 07/08/2007 at 17:44:14
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1 Posted 07/08/2007 at 11:26:30