Spurs Stadium Set For 2018

The new Tottenham Stadium should be ready for the summer of 2017-18. Till then, the Spurs were expected to continue playing at their current home ground i.e. the White Hart Lane.

Even in the last season, the reports had come through that despite the heavy construction work to be done near the White Hart Lane, the Spurs are keen not to change it as their home venue in 2016-17.

Kenwright Works Harder To keep Barry

Everton chairman Bill Kenwright has claimed that the club are working extremely hard in order to ensure that the loans spells of players like Romelu Lukaku and Gareth Barry do not end their stay at the club. Lukaku and Barry returned to Chelsea and Manchester city respectively after the end of the 12 month loan spell at Everton. However, manager Roberto Martinez has been speaking throughout last season that he would like to keep both players on a permanent basis. They have been a huge influence in the dressing room and on the pitch.

Barry Sparked Interest With Loan Deal

Gareth Barry completed his loan stay with Everton as the Premier League season concluded a few days ago and so did all of the loan deals which were set to expire at the same time.

Barry made 32 league appearances for Everton and has sparked the interest of not only Everton but many other titans of the top tier English league such as: Asrsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea.

During Barry’s time playing on a temporarily deal with Everton, his performances has motivated Roberto Martinez on keeping the player on an extended period but they will have to pay €2.5 million to Manchester City.

PRAISE FOR BARRY

Everton manager Roberto Martinez has come into praise for midfielder Gareth Barry, who has been one of the club’s best players since the start of the season. He has formed an impeccable partnership in the middle of the park with James McCarthy and it has helped Everton challenge for top four spot with only five matches left in the campaign. This is a position that the club would not have dreams off at the start of the season when David Moyes, who had been at the club for 11 years, left in order to be replaced by Roberto Martinez, who just got Wigan athletic relegated to the Championship.

BARRY BACK IN FIRST XI

Everton manager Roberto Martinez has confirmed that midfielder Gareth Barry is likely to be in the starting line-up for the match against Swansea during the weekend. He has recovered sufficiently from the ankle injury that kept him out of finishing the 2-1 win over Cardiff. Barry has been an important player for Everton since coming from Manchester city on a loan deal. Everton are believed to be looking at the prospect of keeping him on a permanent basis. A number of loan players have been the key towards Everton challenging for a top four this season.

Barry Is The Best Player

Everton manager Roberto Martinez has discovered that his association will work out with midfielder Gerath Berry till the end of the season though Martinez wants Barry to stay at Everton FC even after the end of the season.

BARRY IS BACK

Gareth Barry is enjoying a successful time out on loan at Everton and the impact made by the player of Manchester City has motivated the head coach Roberto Martinez on signing the midfielder on a permanent deal but will have to wait until the end of the season when Barry’s contract with City expires in the summer.

"Gareth has been vitally important in what we have achieved so far this season and I would like that to be the case for many, many years to come, but that is a conversation we are going to have in the summer," said the Everton manager.

AIM HIGH

The impressive start of the season that Everton is experiencing has made the 32 years old midfielder on loan in Everton Gareth Barry say that the team can finish the season in the top 4 spots of the Premier League.

So far Everton have won 7 out of the 14 matches played so far and only losing 1 game earning them the 5th spot and being one of the breakout clubs this season as they are ahead of Manchester United and Tottenham and are keeping the pressure on the top teams of the league.

MERSEYSIDE FATE

Gareth Barry has come to Merseyside, but not to Liverpool as expected. He was heavily linked with a move to Liverpool back in 2008, but the move never materialised due to several reasons like the transfer fee.

He then subsequently moved to Manchester City where he enjoyed a few years in the sunshine. He even managed to win the Premier league title a few years ago. However, the arrival of Manuel Pellegrini has made him surplus to requirements. The South American manager decided to sign Fernandinho to play alongside Yaya Touré in the middle of the park.

FEELING AT HOME

Former Aston Villa and Manchester city midfielder Gareth Barry has revealed that he is already feeling at home at his new club Everton were years from now until the end of the season. Following the signing of Fernandinho, it was going to be clear the Barry is not part of the first-team at city.

This led to his loan move to Everton, who had just lost an influential midfielder in the form of Marouane Fellaini to Manchester United. This meant that the England midfielder was not only going to get regular first-team football, but he was also going to help Everton with his undoubted quality.

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