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The Southampton manager Harry Redknapp reacted with some dismay at
confirmation of the transfer yesterday. "It's a board decision, not my
decision," he said. "Deals are done above managers' heads these days but the
club has clearly decided that a bid of £7m was too good to turn down."
Some £1m of the fee will only be payable dependent upon honours gained and Crouch's achievements during his time at Anfield, though the deal as a whole does at least reach the £7m valuation placed on the striker by Lowe.
Crouch, signed for £2m from Aston Villa last summer, had made it clear to
Redknapp that he saw his future at Anfield rather than St Mary's following
the club's relegation. Demotion came despite his 12 Premiership goals in 18
games last term, a tally which earned him an England call-up.
Redknapp was quick to stress he would need funds to reshape his own squad in the wake of the sale, having seen the likes of Crouch, Kevin Phillips,
Andreas Jakobsson, Henri Camara, Olivier Bernard and Andreas Svensson move on this summer. Yet his hopes of recruiting could yet be frustrated with Liverpool due to pay only £3m up front.
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