Cole: Failed to agree terms
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Cole rejects Clarets contract
Burnley will not be signing Andrew Cole after the striker failing to agree suitable terms with the Championship outfit.
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The former Manchester United and England forward enjoyed a successful three-month loan spell with the Clarets from Sunderland and had expressed a desire to join them on a permanent basis.
But, following his release from Sunderland, Cole will not be returning to Turf Moor.
Clarets boss Owen Coyle said: "We loved working with him and I think he loved it at the football club, but he had a decision to make and he's made it, which he is within his rights to do.
"The bottom line is the deal is not suitable to him."
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Berkshireclaret (Burnley fan)
"Greed gets in the way of an alleged desire to carry on playing for us. Its a shame as he did a decent job and I would have thought he was sufficently flush to take a wage reduction,But like Unsworth he cant accept that the big earning days are behind him."
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