Gabriel Heinze in Premiership transfer hearing
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Wantaway: Gabriel Heinze is determined to sign for Liverpool
The dispute over Gabriel Heinze's proposed move from Manchester United to Liverpool is to be decided next week by a Premier League arbitration panel. Heinze returned to United's Carrington training ground yesterday morning for talks with manager Sir Alex Ferguson and the Argentina defender is determined to press ahead with the £6.8 million transfer.
Ferguson is bitterly opposed to Heinze joining United's rivals but in an effort to force through the transfer, Heinze has even threatened legal action. United say they told Heinze in meetings and in writing that he could not join one of United's title rivals. Now the Premier League have been asked to settle the dispute before the transfer window shuts on Aug 31.
A three-man panel will meet early next week to try and find a solution. It is understood that, under the League's rules, players are entitled to call for a hearing to settle contract disputes. Ferguson ordered Heinze, who has two years left on his contract, to return to training yesterday. While he showed up, Heinze's decision to force a hearing suggests the talks did little to ease the tension. -
why no other clubs want him?
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he should go, if his heart is no longer with man utd
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Sigh, why is he so persistent? Why can't spare a thought for his manager, team mates and fans' feelings?
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Yep. It's not that he's not allowed to go, but he is in fact, allowed to go anywhere BUT Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea. Why can't he be understanding about that.Originally posted by Spica:Sigh, why is he so persistent? Why can't spare a thought for his manager, team mates and fans' feelings? 
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he can go, he use to be my favourite player..Originally posted by Slipshade:Yep. It's not that he's not allowed to go, but he is in fact, allowed to go anywhere BUT Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea. Why can't he be understanding about that. -
he is smart to be persistent in leaving..
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Let him jus go and rot at Liverpool....
No idea if the players there will bond or isolate him
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Disappointed that he's so persistent on moving to Liverpool.
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Just let him go la.
Cheers.
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He wont play well for us if he stays.His heart for the club is gone.
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he totally forgotten how SAF treat him.
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Or how the fans supported and stood by him.Originally posted by Pitot:he totally forgotten how SAF treat him.
He still is one of my favourite player, and that's not only because I support Argentina.
I only hope I don't ever have to see him in Pool's, Gunner's or the Blue's jersey! If he goes to other clubs, he will still be one of my fav, like Smith.