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Friday, 21 January 2011
Comment on Moyes right to sell Pienaar by the_real_deal
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Pienaar confirms Tottenham move
Steven Pienaar has ended speculations regarding his new destination by confirming he will join Tottenham.
Spurs won the race with Chelsea for the player’s signature and they will announce the
Pienaar confirms Tottenham move
Steven Pienaar has ended speculations regarding his new destination by confirming he will join Tottenham.
Spurs won the race with Chelsea for the player’s signature and they will announce the
Steven Pienaar Confirms He Will Join Tottenham
Goodison Park star heading to White Hart Lane whilst proving that Twitter does indeed have it’s uses.
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Monday, 17 January 2011
Tottenham Agree £3m Fee With Everton for Midfielder Steven Pienaar
Goodison Park contract rebel will now decide between White Hart Lane and Stamford Bridge.
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Pienaar Drawn Out of Picture?
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Steven Pienaar did not play in what may be his final game as a Toffee, a well-deserved 2-2 draw. Saved by Tim Howard once again in the first half, Everton’s strong early 2nd saw them looking at 3 points until Howard finally slipped a little and allowed a Kuyt penalty.
So he goes, to Chelsea, I suppose….What’s happening under his Bafana Bafana bandana, none of it’s too clear…now Redknapp’s bid has matched the Blue’s, I hear…
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Friday, 14 January 2011
Pienaar set to depart Everton
Everton will be without attacking midfielder Steven Pienaar for their Merseyside derby trip to Liverpool on Sunday.
Everton have accepted a bid from an unnamed team for the 28-year-old South African international, who has started 18 Premier League games this season.
“We have had two offers and one of those offers has been accepted. I think the player probably decided that when he turned down his contract six months or a year ago, whenever it was,” manager David Moyes said on Friday.
Despite the unwelcome distraction, Moyes’ focus is firmly on Liverpool with the club in turmoil following a poor first half of the season and the recent departure of manager Roy Hodgson.
And that suits Moyes just fine.
“The Liverpool circus is not really an issue for us. I can only do the work for Everton – we need to focus on our work. We have to try to get some points – that is really important,” he said.
“We want to move further up the table and get closer to the top and as far away from the bottom as we can.”
Moyes knows Everton are more than capable of getting a result on Sunday because his side has done well against their rivals in recent seasons.
“We’ve not won for 11 games but we’ve been to Anfield quite a lot recently and had quite a few draws there and we won the game at Goodison Park earlier in the season,” he said.
“Anfield has always been a difficult place for any team to go to so who knows what can happen?”
“We’ve tried to compete over the years and get as close to Liverpool as we can. We would always want to finish as high up in the league as we can but obviously you would always want to beat your neighbours.”
Fri 14 January, 2011Pienaar set to depart Everton
Everton will be without attacking midfielder Steven Pienaar for their Merseyside derby trip to Liverpool on Sunday.
Everton have accepted a bid from an unnamed team for the 28-year-old South African international, who has started 18 Premier League games this season.
“We have had two offers and one of those offers has been accepted. I think the player probably decided that when he turned down his contract six months or a year ago, whenever it was,” manager David Moyes said on Friday.
Despite the unwelcome distraction, Moyes’ focus is firmly on Liverpool with the club in turmoil following a poor first half of the season and the recent departure of manager Roy Hodgson.
And that suits Moyes just fine.
“The Liverpool circus is not really an issue for us. I can only do the work for Everton – we need to focus on our work. We have to try to get some points – that is really important,” he said.
“We want to move further up the table and get closer to the top and as far away from the bottom as we can.”
Moyes knows Everton are more than capable of getting a result on Sunday because his side has done well against their rivals in recent seasons.
“We’ve not won for 11 games but we’ve been to Anfield quite a lot recently and had quite a few draws there and we won the game at Goodison Park earlier in the season,” he said.
“Anfield has always been a difficult place for any team to go to so who knows what can happen?”
“We’ve tried to compete over the years and get as close to Liverpool as we can. We would always want to finish as high up in the league as we can but obviously you would always want to beat your neighbours.”
Fri 14 January, 2011