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http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/389691/Newcastle-still-chasing-Sporting-Lisbon-star-Eric-Dier

 

Still?

 

Newcastle still chasing Sporting Lisbon star Eric Dier

 

NEWCASTLE still hope to add Sporting Lisbon's Eric Dier to their six summer recruits.

 

Published 19th July 2014

 

United chief scout Graham Carr is an admirer of the Cheltenham-born central defender, who moved to Portugal when he was seven.

 

But Newcastle are not prepared to pay the £5m fee demanded by hard-up Sporting for a stylish player who has made only 26 first team appearances.

 

Dier, 20, has played nearly as many games for England at various age groups, including five caps at under-21 level.

 

He moved to Portugal when his mother was offered a job at the 2004 European Championships.

 

When his parents returned to England, Dier stayed at Sporting's Academy and, at the age of 16, signed professional forms and became a regular their under-19s.

 

Dier was on loan for six months at Everton in 2011, then spent a season in Sporting's reserve team before making his senior debut 20 months ago.

 

Two years remain on his current contract and Sporting are keen to negotiate a new deal that would contain a £16m buy-out clause.

 

Meanwhile, teenage defender Lubomir Satka was the surprise name among the 23 Newcastle players who left for a tournament in New Zealand yesterday.

 

The 18-year-old Slovakian has been likened to United captain Fabricio Colccini by manager Alan Pardew, who gave Satka a long-term contract earlier this year.

 

Sakta, signed from Dubnica two years ago, was also among the substitutes for their final game of the season at Liverpool.

 

"Lubo is, for me, a player beyond his years - he's very calm," says Pardew.

 

"He's so level-headed and technically good. He's got a great chance for us. We've really got our fingers crossed for him."

 

Don't ever remember being linked with him...

 

Would love to dare dream we'd be linked with a highly-regarded young CB but not a chance.

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I remember hearing we might be interest in him a little while ago, but apparently there was some disagreement (between people inside the club) on wether we should go after him or not.

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http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/389691/Newcastle-still-chasing-Sporting-Lisbon-star-Eric-Dier

 

Still?

 

Newcastle still chasing Sporting Lisbon star Eric Dier

 

NEWCASTLE still hope to add Sporting Lisbon's Eric Dier to their six summer recruits.

 

Published 19th July 2014

 

United chief scout Graham Carr is an admirer of the Cheltenham-born central defender, who moved to Portugal when he was seven.

 

But Newcastle are not prepared to pay the £5m fee demanded by hard-up Sporting for a stylish player who has made only 26 first team appearances.

 

Dier, 20, has played nearly as many games for England at various age groups, including five caps at under-21 level.

 

He moved to Portugal when his mother was offered a job at the 2004 European Championships.

 

When his parents returned to England, Dier stayed at Sporting's Academy and, at the age of 16, signed professional forms and became a regular their under-19s.

 

Dier was on loan for six months at Everton in 2011, then spent a season in Sporting's reserve team before making his senior debut 20 months ago.

 

Two years remain on his current contract and Sporting are keen to negotiate a new deal that would contain a £16m buy-out clause.

 

Meanwhile, teenage defender Lubomir Satka was the surprise name among the 23 Newcastle players who left for a tournament in New Zealand yesterday.

 

The 18-year-old Slovakian has been likened to United captain Fabricio Colccini by manager Alan Pardew, who gave Satka a long-term contract earlier this year.

 

Sakta, signed from Dubnica two years ago, was also among the substitutes for their final game of the season at Liverpool.

 

"Lubo is, for me, a player beyond his years - he's very calm," says Pardew.

 

"He's so level-headed and technically good. He's got a great chance for us. We've really got our fingers crossed for him."

 

Don't ever remember being linked with him...

 

Would love to dare dream we'd be linked with a highly-regarded young CB but not a chance.

 

I remember hearing him say similar about Remi Streete, have they given up on him already?

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The king is not satisfied and wants more signings:

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/Le_Danny0/status/490398359388446720/photo/1

 

Because the King knows we lack a Ba/Remy type who will score the goals to keep him in a job.

 

if his approach this season remains 'keep it tight and kick a goal from individual brilliance' then he's off his fucking head and needs putting away for his own good...none of our transfers to date have been particularly defensive (janmaat aside) and we shipped millions of goals anyway :lol:

 

this fucking guy man

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The king is not satisfied and wants more signings:

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/Le_Danny0/status/490398359388446720/photo/1

 

Because the King knows we lack a Ba/Remy type who will score the goals to keep him in a job.

 

if his approach this season remains 'keep it tight and kick a goal from individual brilliance' then he's off his f***ing head and needs putting away for his own good...none of our transfers to date have been particularly defensive (janmaat aside) and we shipped millions of goals anyway :lol:

 

this f***ing guy man

We know this is his strategy to be fair.

 

He's never diverged from this throughout his time here despite his rhetoric.

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The king is not satisfied and wants more signings:

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/Le_Danny0/status/490398359388446720/photo/1

 

Because the King knows we lack a Ba/Remy type who will score the goals to keep him in a job.

 

if his approach this season remains 'keep it tight and kick a goal from individual brilliance' then he's off his f***ing head and needs putting away for his own good...none of our transfers to date have been particularly defensive (janmaat aside) and we shipped millions of goals anyway :lol:

 

this f***ing guy man

We know this is his strategy to be fair.

 

He's never diverged from this throughout his time here despite his rhetoric.

 

i know, but riviere is a striker, de jong seems much more attack minded than cabaye (who weighed in with defensive help for the king) and i find it hard to believe that cabella is going to be spending his entire time covering

 

don't know, it would just seem even more bizarre after complaining about creativity and fret to get the players finally and then defend :lol:

 

with any luck he will mind, reckon he'll not last long if so

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The king is not satisfied and wants more signings:

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/Le_Danny0/status/490398359388446720/photo/1

 

Because the King knows we lack a Ba/Remy type who will score the goals to keep him in a job.

 

if his approach this season remains 'keep it tight and kick a goal from individual brilliance' then he's off his f***ing head and needs putting away for his own good...none of our transfers to date have been particularly defensive (janmaat aside) and we shipped millions of goals anyway :lol:

 

this f***ing guy man

We know this is his strategy to be fair.

 

He's never diverged from this throughout his time here despite his rhetoric.

 

i know, but riviere is a striker, de jong seems much more attack minded than cabaye (who weighed in with defensive help for the king) and i find it hard to believe that cabella is going to be spending his entire time covering

 

don't know, it would just seem even more bizarre after complaining about creativity and fret to get the players finally and then defend :lol:

 

with any luck he will mind, reckon he'll not last long if so

I agree but as we've learned it doesn't matter who pardew selects the tactics don't differ.

 

I remember the games HBA played last season and the majority of the time he'd be standing on the edge of his own penalty area.

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