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The fallout over England's bid to bring the 2018 WorldHurst feels that England's bid will be judged on the
Cup home rumbles on this morning with Seb Coestrength and quality of the bid.
insisting the bid is still on course after he spoke toTransfer news is still running around like a headless
Sepp Blatter yesterday. Blatter told him to "tell theirchicken today, with the only deals done and dusted
story, talk about the bid quality, the venues and whybeen David Villa's move to Barcelona for 34m odd
they are bidding". Coe's impression from the talks isand Ben Foster's move to Birmingham. The rest is
that the bid will be judged on these things rather thanspeculation at moment, with any club with a few quid
the controversy surrounding the entrapment tapeto spend been linked to the top players. Man City have
which was published in a Sunday paper.had a 20m bid for James Milner turned down and their
Gary Lineker outlined his reason for resigning as aneighbours Man Utd are set to place a bid in the region
columnist from the said paper in a radio interview onof 28m to try and lure Aston Villa to part company
the BBC yesterday. He said he felt he thought it waswith the England international. Barcelona are still on the
hypocritical to take a salary from the Mail on Sundaytrail of Fernando Torres with 70m seeming to be the
when they had clearly damaged England's bid. Linekerprice quoted. Their attempts to lure Cesc Fabergas
is also a 2018 bid ambassador. Lineker also said he feltfrom Arsenal seem to be floundering a little with Yaya
the Mail on Sunday had made a "gross error ofToure's agent saying he won't be moving in the
judgement" in printing the story. Michel Platini hasopposite direction. Barca are only willing to pay 3om
offered his support to Lord Triesman and said thatfor Fabergas, but Arsenal are said to be looking for
while he feels the bid may have been damaged,80m. Slight difference there than.
England can recover. World Cup winner Sir Geoff