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4:47pm Sunday 10th August 2008
Gareth Barry's proposed move to Liverpool has been thrown into further doubt after chief executive Rick Parry admitted: "The price quoted is too high."
The Aston Villa midfielder has been poised for a switch to Anfield all summer but the Reds have been unwilling to match the asking price of £18million.
In a statement on www.liverpoolfc.tv, Parry said: "It is obviously the selling club's prerogative to put whatever price they want on the player, but on this occasion Liverpool think the price quoted is too high."
He added: "There has been a lot of comment regarding our position with regards to Gareth Barry,
"This is not about questioning the manager's judgment or the ability of a particular player. The owners have clearly demonstrated throughout the year they are willing to back Rafa in the transfer market and will continue to do so."
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