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Thursday, January 29, 2004
Chelsea set to unveil Parker
Chelsea have called a press conference for Friday, where Scott Parker
is expected to be unveiled as their latest signing.
Charlton are set to receive ￡10 million and another year of loan
striker Carlton Cole from the Stamford Bridge outfit in return for
the 23-year-old England international midfielder.
A statement from the Blues on Thursday night revealed details of a press
conference at midday on Friday 'to unveil our new signing'.
Charlton appear to have finally caved in to Roman Abramovich's big
spenders as Parker's lack of effort in training coincided with a third Blues
bid, improving on their previous offer of ￡7.5 million plus performance-
related payments.
Chelsea were keen to seal his switch to Stamford Bridge before the winter
transfer window closes at 5pm on Monday.
They were particularly determined to force through the move in time to
meet UEFA's 11am Monday deadline for the registration of players for the
knockout stage of the Champions League in which they face VFB Stuttgart next
month.
The player could make his Chelsea debut at Blackburn on Sunday if
registered before the Premier League's 12 noon deadline tomorrow.
Earlier today Curbishley accused the player he has known since the age of
13 of poor behaviour.
The Charlton boss said: 'The bottom line is that Scott, from the moment
he heard Chelsea were interested, hasn't wanted to play for us and has been
totally not focused on what he was doing.
'I've known Scott for 10 years, and he's been phenomenal for the last
three seasons. But the last three weeks have left a bad taste in the mouth.
'He stated on many occasions he doesn't want to play for us, and his
conduct in training has not been what it should have been.
'Scott Parker gives 100% in games and the same in training. But when he
doesn't have that about him he's half the player - and that's how it's been
for a couple of weeks.
'Scott signed a new five-year contract in the summer - and although I
understand him wanting to leave, I'm not happy about with how it's come about.
'Scott's made it abundantly clear in more ways than 10 he wants to leave.
'We're all very disappointed because of where we are in the league and
because this has happened now.'
Curbishley hinted big-spending Abramovich may have deliberately targeted
the star player of the team who are Chelsea's main rivals for a Champions
League spot.
He suggested: 'Perhaps Chelsea see us as their rivals, because the team
below us is 13 points behind them. Perhaps they're trying to unsettle us.
'I'm just stating a fact. We're next to them, and they're trying to buy
one of our players.'
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