Interest from Bolton for highly rated Palace player Willy Zaha, they have had a couple of bids knocked back from Palace but are going back in to land him. IMO he aint gonna come cheap, the reason being i swear he only recently signed a new contract with Palace, so thats gonna knock on a few extra quid on him. I must admit he looks a very exciting player that has caught my eye this season..
Last edited by B6.82; 20:41, 30th Jan 2012 at 20:41.
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Moving early will kill him, especially if he's wanted by a sinking ship like Bolton. Palace are on the up and could be promoted within a couple of seasons so I see no reason for Freedman to want to flog a few youngsters off or a reason why'd they leave.
I could see him leaving, Palace arnt the most richest club out there, and what ever cash raised for him would add to development for the future. He obviously loves Palace hence why he signed a new deal, but i think if a nice cash offer came in of around £7m then it would be accepted, Bolton have a bit of cash on the hip after selling Cahill, so its possible...
IF YOU CAN'T HANDLE A BIT OF BANTER, THEN BUILD A BRIDGE & GET THE FUCK OVER IT!
Owen Coyle has confirmed Bolton Wanderers have made a bid for Wilfried Zaha, but believes it does not match Crystal Palace's valuation of the winger.
Sky Sports revealed last week that the Trotters had made an approach for Zaha as Coyle looks to improve his squad before the transfer window closes.
Coyle admitted after Bolton's FA Cup win over Swansea City on Saturday that the 19-year-old is the type of player he would be keen to bring to the Reebok Stadium.
An offer has now been lodged with Palace, but Coyle is unsure about the prospects of finalising a deal before the transfer deadline as he feels the two clubs are 'way apart' in their valuations.
"I think it is documented now that we have made an offer, which we have," said Coyle.
"I don't think it is to the value that the Crystal Palace chairman (wants), but it is an offer we felt was fair for where a very talented young player is at the moment.
"I always put what I think is a fair value on a player and if we get to it, great.
"If we don't, then we have to accept that we are not going to pay what we would believe would be over the odds.
"But he is such a talented young player and he will get better - there is scope for improvement. He has got pace and unbelievable quality and natural attributes.
"We would love for that to come to fruition, but at the moment it looks as if we are a way apart in terms of valuation."
a cracking signing for the trotters if goes ahead but not enough to keep them up i think
No you don't Bolton. Zaha is ours....at least till the end of the season....I hope. I think it would have to be a pretty big offer for them to let him go.
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