Newsgroup: it.sport.calcio.estero
Titolo: ROONEY OFFERED NEW EVERTON DEAL

Wayne Rooney has been offered the richest deal in Everton's history to remain at Goodison Park.
A lucrative new five-year contract, in a bid to ward off potential suitors, is on the table for the
18-year-old England striker.
Rooney's stock is on the rise after Euro 2004 in Portugal, where he scored four goals in his first
major tournament, and Everton are anxious to retain his services.
Rooney still has two years left on his current deal, which was signed in January 2003.
However, chief executive Trevor Birch is keen to re-negotiate and the players' agent Paul Stretford
has been informed.
Birch said: "We believe this is the right offer for Wayne - one that fully reflects his growing
stature within football.
"The five-year deal which has been offered is the biggest ever made in the club's history.
"Hopefully it will not only satisfy Wayne's demands but also serve to underscore the club's
ambition."
Rooney is currently recovering from a broken bone in his right foot sustained during the
quarter-final defeat by Portugal.
Birch believes the Liverpool lad, who has come through the ranks, would be best to remain close to
his roots.
He added on the club's official website, 
www.evertonfc.com
: "Wayne is a great talent and there can
be no doubt he has benefited from spending all his formative years at a club which has a proven
track record in helping young players realise their potential.
"Everyone at Everton is anxious that Wayne remains at Goodison Park and continues his footballing
education under the stewardship of manager David Moyes and his coaching staff.
"While we understand that a player of such ability will inevitably be coveted by others, we honestly
believe that Wayne's interests, at this stage in his career, would be best served by committing his
future to the club he plays for and had always supported."
Chelsea and Manchester United were both thought to have been interested in Rooney but have responded
with negative signals, while Real Madrid have also been linked with the youngster.
United chief executive David Gill said at the weekend they did not have the funds to make a bid and
Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho this week claimed he was not ready to bid for the England forward.
Birch added: "We have therefore, in the offer of a new contract, made every conceivable effort to
ensure Wayne Rooney remains a key figure at Everton for the foreseeable future."
A spokesman for Proactive Sports Group, Rooney's management company, said: "We have received a fax
from Everton Football Club giving the outline of a proposed long-term deal for Wayne Rooney.
"We will be giving this proper consideration and will be in contact with Trevor Birch to make
arrangements for a meeting in the not-too-distant future."
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Dionis0 su it.sport.calcio.estero:
Wenger è espertissimo di calcio tedesco.
Ha in porta Lehmann.

 bello fino a qualche mese fa sia diventato un tugurio.

 > bello fino a qualche mese fa sia diventato un tugurio.
ROTFL..............il punto è che era tutto più che previsto....
Massi