Schwarzer keeps schtum on failed bids

07 September 2010 09:06
Fulham goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer has suggested he is unhappy with the Cottagers after they twice rejected offers from Arsenal.[LNB] Gunners boss Arsene Wenger chased the Australian number one all summer as he looks for a keeper to challenge Manuel Almunia, but it came to no avail as the Cottagers fought tooth and nail to keep the 37-year-old.[LNB]Schwarzer was left out of the West London club's first three Premier League games of the season in favour of David Stockdale, who has impressed between the sticks.[LNB]It was thought that this move by new manager Mark Hughes meant that the former Middlesbrough stopper would be allowed to move to the Emirates.[LNB]However, the move never materialised, with Arsenal refusing to up their £3million offer, leaving Schwarzer still at Craven Cottage.[LNB]He refused to make any direct comments as it could upset the club's supporters, however it was clear that he was frustrated about his move being blocked.[LNB]"I would rather not say anything," he said.[LNB]"I would really rather not say anything because otherwise I might say something wrong."

Source: Team_Talk