se Richards to leave Manchester City at the end of the season... with Liverpool, West Ham and Newcastle keen EXCLUSIVE: Kroos wants to join Man United in boost for Moyes but Bayern dig heels in REVEALED: How Manchester United were told to cough up ￡25m for Shearer... before Newcastle bought him for just ￡15m! Rooney boost as Moyes says star striker will definitely play against Bayern Munich McGill claims he should be paid ￡390,000 in lost fees which were paid to SEM as well as legal costs.He is suing Bolton, the club’s chairman Phil Gartside and former manager Sammy Lee as well as SEM.The agent claims he was the sole agent for McCann and had been instructed by the player to negotiate with O’Neill over the transfer fee.O’Neill,Air Max 90 uk, who gave evidence for two hours at the Manchester hearing, denied claims that he had acted in support of McGill because he was a friend.He told the court : 'It seems that there is innuendo that there was collusion here. I have not socialised with Tony McGill. I do not socialise with agents.'I have been involved in this business for a long time and have been a manager since 1990. I have been involved in lots of deals. 'I have never asked for and I have never received any favour of any aspect from any agent. It did not matter to me who was Gavin McCann’s agent.' Moving on: McCann spent four years at Villa from 2003 to 2007 before joining Bolton Mr O’Neill clashed with Lisa Walmisley, for SEM, over her claims that he had been a long time friend of McGill’s and had 'given his witness statement to support a friend.'The former Nottingham Forest star, who described himself as a schoolboy Sunderland fanatic,Air Max 2011 Mesh Black Green Online, admitted that he had first been introduced to McGill by fellow Sunderland supporter and famous athlete Steve Cram about 25 years ago at a Sports Personality of the Year award.He agreed that McGill had acted as an agent in transfer deals he had been involved with, including the switch of Stiliyan Petrov from Celtic to Aston Villa.But he said: 'My relationship with Mr McGill is not in the social sphere. He could be a great pest at times. I had no reason to be calling him on a regular basis. He would use every opportunity to get clients like every other agent.'But in my connection with Mr McGill, I would certainly hope there was no professional error.'Mr O’Neill said he only gave the ￡1million price tag for McCann to Mr McGill and no one else at the time of the initial negotiations. Broker: McGill was also involved in the deal that brought Stiliyan Petrov to Villa Park But he admitted he had told then Aston Villa chief executive Richard Fitzgerald at the end of the season when the deal was nearing its conclusion.He denied Miss Walmisley’s claim that he had given an incorrect statement by claiming Mr McGill was the only one who knew the transfer price.O’Neill said: 'Taking things in chronological order, it was absolutely correct at the time. But obviously I would have to liaise with the owner of the club and the owner and I would decide the price.'Mr Fitgerald called eventually and I would have given him that price because he was the chief executive. I have not given a witness statement in support of Mr McGill. I was answering questions I was given.'He pointed out that no other agent had ever asked him the proposed transfer fee for midfielder McCann,Nike Air Max 2009 Black UK, who has now retired as a player.Mr O’Neill told Judge David Waksman QC that he was happy with the ￡1million fee because McCann had 15 months left on his contract and it was better to sell rather than let the contract run down and the player leave for nothing. Chairman: Phil Gartside (right) has been in charge at the Reebok Stadium since 1999 He said: 'Gavin was unhappy about not being in the team and wanted to leave. I assumed Tony McGill was his agent because he was pestering me about Gavin’s future but it did not matter to me who Gavin McCann’s agent was.'The manager admitted he did not asked to see written proof that McGill was acting for McCann which Miss Walmisley claimed was in breach of FA regulations.He said: 'It was not my job to ask. If an agent phoned me, I would not ask for a piece of paper to support it. I would not be interested at the time but a lot of things have changed since then - there has been a lot of tightening up.Agents would not come to me with a sheet of paper by their side. It was not my job to know the rules and regulations regarding agents. Once the deal is agreed and the owner is happy with the fee, then my job is passed.'The defendants deny a range of charges including conspiracy, inducement to breach of contact and misuse of confidential information.The trial, which is expected to last all week, continues. More... Tell weirdo O'Neill to let me go! Agent uses text message from McCann in Bolton case Richards to leave Manchester City at the end of the season... with Liverpool, West Ham and Newcastle keen EXCLUSIVE: Kroos wants to join Man United in boost for Moyes but Bayern dig heels in REVEALED: How Manchest