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Villa will let Barry go if price is right



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ASTON VILLA manager Martin O'Neill has hit back in his row with wantaway midfielder Gareth Barry and told him he is free to join Liverpool – for the right price.
Villa recently rejected a £15 million bid from their Barclays Premier League rivals and are thought to be holding out for around £18m.

Barry yesterday blasted his Villa Park boss for failing to attempt to change his mind over a move to Anfield, but O'Neill has vehemently denied that claim.

"The chairman and I were surprised at Gareth's comments," he said.

"Contrary to what he said, we desperately wanted to keep him – and he knows that.

"But, if Liverpool meet our valuation, Gareth will get his expressed wish to leave.

"Until then, he remains an Aston Villa player."





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  • Last Updated: 30 June 2008 11:45 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
 

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