- Jul 26, 2010
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Pinched this from, of all places, the Swindon Advertiser:
http://www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/sport/sportlatest/9739102.Town_line_up_Bostock_and_McEveley/
...Di Canio stressed that he would like to see Tottenham midfielder Bostock return to Wiltshire on a temporary basis.
Bostock made four appearances for the Robins during a six-week loan spell last term, but Di Canio admitted his Premier League salary could prove a stumbling block.
“It’s obvious that I like him, it’s obvious that he belongs to Tottenham, it’s obvious that he has big wages and he’s young,” he said.
“It’s obvious that if Tottenham like to see their player improve, they should give us in a good condition with a good, fair price because they are sure that, under me, he can become a real footballer.
“I can’t tell the exact wages he’s got but they are very high for a young talented player. We will discuss also about this situation.”
Bostock added a cryptic edge to the speculation regarding his future on Wednesday night, when he took to Twitter to say: “Getting loads of tweets from Swindon fans asking if im coming back next season. All I can say is "We will see" But I think I know the answer.”
Glad the former boy-wonder impressed. Think a season long loan could be good for him, though I very much doubt he will ever be the player we hoped he would be. L1 might just be the lad's level.
http://www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/sport/sportlatest/9739102.Town_line_up_Bostock_and_McEveley/
...Di Canio stressed that he would like to see Tottenham midfielder Bostock return to Wiltshire on a temporary basis.
Bostock made four appearances for the Robins during a six-week loan spell last term, but Di Canio admitted his Premier League salary could prove a stumbling block.
“It’s obvious that I like him, it’s obvious that he belongs to Tottenham, it’s obvious that he has big wages and he’s young,” he said.
“It’s obvious that if Tottenham like to see their player improve, they should give us in a good condition with a good, fair price because they are sure that, under me, he can become a real footballer.
“I can’t tell the exact wages he’s got but they are very high for a young talented player. We will discuss also about this situation.”
Bostock added a cryptic edge to the speculation regarding his future on Wednesday night, when he took to Twitter to say: “Getting loads of tweets from Swindon fans asking if im coming back next season. All I can say is "We will see" But I think I know the answer.”
Glad the former boy-wonder impressed. Think a season long loan could be good for him, though I very much doubt he will ever be the player we hoped he would be. L1 might just be the lad's level.