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Stoke must double their bid to land Everton striker Vaughan

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Sun, 08/09/2009 - 11:30

Everton have told Stoke City to double their bid for James Vaughan.

The News of the World says Everton have told Stoke they must pay £6m for striker Vaughan, 21, after rejecting their £3m bid.

The Birmingham-raised forward is back in training after an injury-plagued last season.

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Submitted by Fiction (not verified) on Sun, 08/09/2009 - 18:14.

Pure Fiction, absolute nonesense. Moyes has already said he wont be selling anyone this summer. Vaughan is a great prospect.. a loan might not be a bad idea, but 6m is chump change.. the upside of Vaughan is tremendous.

Now if they offer 6m for anichebe thats another story!

Submitted by Connjam (not verified) on Sun, 08/09/2009 - 17:31.

Told to doUble what bid? What are the papers playing at now. Stoke enquired about Vaughan on loan not a permanent deal. In either case it's a no on Vaughan. He's the apple of moyes eye and gets the kid glove treatment from management to get him fit again. I really couldn't see our coaching staff let vaughan out

Submitted by Connjam (not verified) on Sun, 08/09/2009 - 17:30.

Told to doUble what bid? What are the papers playing at now. Stoke enquired about Vaughan on loan not a permanent deal. In either case it's a no on Vaughan. He's the apple of moyes eye and gets the kid glove treatment from management to get him fit again. I really couldn't see our coaching staff let vaughan out

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