Jose Enrique - HAVING MEDICAL. Official.
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Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
I'm not sure what to make of Enrique yet, so I'll keep an open mind. We won't be paying too much for him which is something I guess.
I hope this frees up enough cash for a decent CB.
I'm not sure what to make of Enrique yet, so I'll keep an open mind. We won't be paying too much for him which is something I guess.
I hope this frees up enough cash for a decent CB.
Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
I think the fact that we have such a strong historical affiliation with Newcastle makes me less concerned with this transfer than i have been with the rest of our dealings.
Simply put Dalglish managed that club, and about 80% of our players have played for them, you would have to assume that Kenny watches a lot of them and keeps his oar in over there.
I know its an assumption, but i would say Kenny has seen a lot more of Enrique than he has of say Henderson.
In addition to that i dont think that in Aurelio, Robinson, Insua we were THAT desperate for a a LB so if hes as cheap as being reported then it almost hits no brainer territory.
If he improves us he improves us, if he doesnt *shrugs* we were keeping loads of clean sheets post-January anyway.
So although i dont massively rate the lad from what ive seen im sure this one is not a risk. If he flops a Spanish side will pick him up and weve lost next to nothing.
With that in mind, well done thommo the snails pace itk and welcome to Anfield old bean.
I think the fact that we have such a strong historical affiliation with Newcastle makes me less concerned with this transfer than i have been with the rest of our dealings.
Simply put Dalglish managed that club, and about 80% of our players have played for them, you would have to assume that Kenny watches a lot of them and keeps his oar in over there.
I know its an assumption, but i would say Kenny has seen a lot more of Enrique than he has of say Henderson.
In addition to that i dont think that in Aurelio, Robinson, Insua we were THAT desperate for a a LB so if hes as cheap as being reported then it almost hits no brainer territory.
If he improves us he improves us, if he doesnt *shrugs* we were keeping loads of clean sheets post-January anyway.
So although i dont massively rate the lad from what ive seen im sure this one is not a risk. If he flops a Spanish side will pick him up and weve lost next to nothing.
With that in mind, well done thommo the snails pace itk and welcome to Anfield old bean.
Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
I think I've become a hopeless optimist with Kenny in charge. I'm very much of the opinion we desperately need a CB over anything and don't even consider LB to be a problem position but now we are near to signing Enrique I'm very excited. I haven't even seen him play much but the price sounds very good and the stats posted here are impressive.
Also I'm sure the current regime knows what they are doing and will sign that CB eventually anyway.
edit. just seen some comments by Newcastle fans and they are absolutely livid and saying they'd rather keep him for one season than sell for as little as £6m.
I think I've become a hopeless optimist with Kenny in charge. I'm very much of the opinion we desperately need a CB over anything and don't even consider LB to be a problem position but now we are near to signing Enrique I'm very excited. I haven't even seen him play much but the price sounds very good and the stats posted here are impressive.
Also I'm sure the current regime knows what they are doing and will sign that CB eventually anyway.
edit. just seen some comments by Newcastle fans and they are absolutely livid and saying they'd rather keep him for one season than sell for as little as £6m.
Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
[quote author=Akakabooto link=topic=44896.msg1377998#msg1377998 date=1313064199]
edit. just seen some comments by Newcastle fans and they are absolutely livid and saying they'd rather keep him for one season than sell for as little as £6m.
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Fuck that......that shower took us for 35 million for Andy Carroll, they cant moan about anything!
[quote author=Akakabooto link=topic=44896.msg1377998#msg1377998 date=1313064199]
edit. just seen some comments by Newcastle fans and they are absolutely livid and saying they'd rather keep him for one season than sell for as little as £6m.
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Fuck that......that shower took us for 35 million for Andy Carroll, they cant moan about anything!
Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
Liverpool FC confirmed today that they had agreed a fee with Newcastle United for the transfer of Jose Enrique.
The club have now been given permission to discuss personal terms with the player, who will travel to Liverpool to undergo a medical.
Author: Liverpool FC
Liverpool FC confirmed today that they had agreed a fee with Newcastle United for the transfer of Jose Enrique.
The club have now been given permission to discuss personal terms with the player, who will travel to Liverpool to undergo a medical.
Author: Liverpool FC
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Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
[quote author=The Slugmonster link=topic=44896.msg1378014#msg1378014 date=1313065639]
[quote author=Akakabooto link=topic=44896.msg1377998#msg1377998 date=1313064199]
edit. just seen some comments by Newcastle fans and they are absolutely livid and saying they'd rather keep him for one season than sell for as little as £6m.
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Fuck that......that shower took us for 35 million for Andy Carroll, they cant moan about anything!
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Perhaps, but very little, if any, of that money has been reinvested into the team, so I think the fans have every right to feel aggrieved.
[quote author=The Slugmonster link=topic=44896.msg1378014#msg1378014 date=1313065639]
[quote author=Akakabooto link=topic=44896.msg1377998#msg1377998 date=1313064199]
edit. just seen some comments by Newcastle fans and they are absolutely livid and saying they'd rather keep him for one season than sell for as little as £6m.
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Fuck that......that shower took us for 35 million for Andy Carroll, they cant moan about anything!
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Perhaps, but very little, if any, of that money has been reinvested into the team, so I think the fans have every right to feel aggrieved.
Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
Never been great anytime I've seen him, in fact been pretty bad but as Oncy said if he doesn't work out we'll move him on for not much of a loss and if he proves to be better than I think then all when and good. Hopefully he will be better than when I've seen him and prove to be a success
Never been great anytime I've seen him, in fact been pretty bad but as Oncy said if he doesn't work out we'll move him on for not much of a loss and if he proves to be better than I think then all when and good. Hopefully he will be better than when I've seen him and prove to be a success
Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
I rather this mass arrival system when all the components are established prem players rather than the unknown quantities that Rafa would import from all over the world.
Adam, Downing, Enrique, Henderson - None of them have ever set the world alight but I think they'll be great additions to our shit-weak squad.
Even if only downing and enrique start out of all the above, the other two go some way to making our bench look half decent.
I rather this mass arrival system when all the components are established prem players rather than the unknown quantities that Rafa would import from all over the world.
Adam, Downing, Enrique, Henderson - None of them have ever set the world alight but I think they'll be great additions to our shit-weak squad.
Even if only downing and enrique start out of all the above, the other two go some way to making our bench look half decent.
Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
[quote author=the count link=topic=44896.msg1378019#msg1378019 date=1313066063]
Liverpool FC confirmed today that they had agreed a fee with Newcastle United for the transfer of Jose Enrique.
The club have now been given permission to discuss personal terms with the player, who will travel to Liverpool to undergo a medical.
Author: Liverpool FC
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Until it's confirmed on twitter i don't believe it.
[quote author=the count link=topic=44896.msg1378019#msg1378019 date=1313066063]
Liverpool FC confirmed today that they had agreed a fee with Newcastle United for the transfer of Jose Enrique.
The club have now been given permission to discuss personal terms with the player, who will travel to Liverpool to undergo a medical.
Author: Liverpool FC
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Until it's confirmed on twitter i don't believe it.
Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
[quote author=Glock link=topic=44896.msg1378034#msg1378034 date=1313067666]
Good news. Enrique is a good left back. Finally we can stop worry about Aurelio playing there.
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worrying about aurelio playing at left back? he is excellent when he is fit.
[quote author=Glock link=topic=44896.msg1378034#msg1378034 date=1313067666]
Good news. Enrique is a good left back. Finally we can stop worry about Aurelio playing there.
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worrying about aurelio playing at left back? he is excellent when he is fit.
Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
[quote author=Hardcastle link=topic=44896.msg1378039#msg1378039 date=1313067938]
I rather this mass arrival system when all the components are established prem players rather than the unknown quantities that Rafa would import from all over the world.
Adam, Downing, Enrique, Henderson - None of them have ever set the world alight but I think they'll be great additions to our shit-weak squad.
Even if only downing and enrique start out of all the above, the other two go some way to making our bench look half decent.
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downing and enrique are certain starters but I think adam and henderson will get more than their fair share of games
[quote author=Hardcastle link=topic=44896.msg1378039#msg1378039 date=1313067938]
I rather this mass arrival system when all the components are established prem players rather than the unknown quantities that Rafa would import from all over the world.
Adam, Downing, Enrique, Henderson - None of them have ever set the world alight but I think they'll be great additions to our shit-weak squad.
Even if only downing and enrique start out of all the above, the other two go some way to making our bench look half decent.
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downing and enrique are certain starters but I think adam and henderson will get more than their fair share of games
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Re: Jose Enrique - 'Done Deal' says Thommo
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=44896.msg1378033#msg1378033 date=1313067641]
AWful summer for newcastle. Losing nolan, enrique, potentially barton.
Suppose Ba will be of some comfort to them
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They'll get Bendtner though. Everything's going to be alright on Tyneside.
;D
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=44896.msg1378033#msg1378033 date=1313067641]
AWful summer for newcastle. Losing nolan, enrique, potentially barton.
Suppose Ba will be of some comfort to them
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They'll get Bendtner though. Everything's going to be alright on Tyneside.
;D
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ALL HAIL ENRIQUE!
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=44896.msg1378042#msg1378042 date=1313068165]
[quote author=Glock link=topic=44896.msg1378034#msg1378034 date=1313067666]
Good news. Enrique is a good left back. Finally we can stop worry about Aurelio playing there.
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worrying about aurelio playing at left back? he is excellent when he is fit.
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You can chat about your world class Aurelio somewhere else Spidey boy, in here we chat about Enrique. Aurelio is history which none of us will remember except you. Move along now.
[quote author=Glock link=topic=44896.msg1378034#msg1378034 date=1313067666]
Good news. Enrique is a good left back. Finally we can stop worry about Aurelio playing there.
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worrying about aurelio playing at left back? he is excellent when he is fit.
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You can chat about your world class Aurelio somewhere else Spidey boy, in here we chat about Enrique. Aurelio is history which none of us will remember except you. Move along now.
[quote author=Glock link=topic=44896.msg1378064#msg1378064 date=1313069007]
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=44896.msg1378042#msg1378042 date=1313068165]
[quote author=Glock link=topic=44896.msg1378034#msg1378034 date=1313067666]
Good news. Enrique is a good left back. Finally we can stop worry about Aurelio playing there.
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worrying about aurelio playing at left back? he is excellent when he is fit.
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You can chat about your world class Aurelio somewhere else Spidey boy, in here we chat about Enrique. Aurelio is history which none of us will remember except you. Move along now.
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*giggle*
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=44896.msg1378042#msg1378042 date=1313068165]
[quote author=Glock link=topic=44896.msg1378034#msg1378034 date=1313067666]
Good news. Enrique is a good left back. Finally we can stop worry about Aurelio playing there.
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worrying about aurelio playing at left back? he is excellent when he is fit.
[/quote]
You can chat about your world class Aurelio somewhere else Spidey boy, in here we chat about Enrique. Aurelio is history which none of us will remember except you. Move along now.
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*giggle*
Liverpool have agreed a fee with Newcastle United for the transfer of Jose Enrique - but how much do you know about the defender? We attempt to bring you up to speed with 10 interesting facts.
1. Jose Enrique Sanchez Diaz was born in Valencia on January 23, 1986. He shares a birthday with Newcastle defender Steven Taylor.
2. He's nicknamed 'El Toro' (The Bull) due to his speed and physical prowess. He explains: "The nickname was given to me by a teammate in the Spanish U21s, Juanfran. It is a nickname that does not bother me; on the contrary, it is a compliment."
3. Enrique was selected as Newcastle's official Player of the Season for 2009-10 having been voted for by fans on the club's official website.
4. He was also named in the Championship's PFA Team of the Season for 2009-10 alongside Andy Carroll after the pair excelled in the Toon Army's promotion push.
5. As a youngster, Enrique had to choose between pursuing a livelihood in either sprinting or football having been a member of Valencia's Benimaclet running club. Suffice to say, speed is one of his main attributes as a full-back.
6. The defender started his career at Levante, impressing for their B team and earning a move to Valencia. However, he was instantly loaned out to Celta Vigo for a season in order to gain senior experience.
7. He joined Villarreal in the summer of 2006 and actually made his first visit to St James' Park that year, figuring for the Yellow Submarines in a pre-season friendly against Newcastle United.
8. Enrique would make a permanent move to Tyneside 12 months later when he signed a five-year deal, with then Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce claiming Newcastle had beaten off competition from Liverpool and Manchester City to land their man.
9. Enrique made 36 appearances for the Toon in 2010-11, all of which came in the Premier League.
10. Enrique has netted just one goal since arriving in England. It came during Newcastle's 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in March 2010.
1. Jose Enrique Sanchez Diaz was born in Valencia on January 23, 1986. He shares a birthday with Newcastle defender Steven Taylor.
2. He's nicknamed 'El Toro' (The Bull) due to his speed and physical prowess. He explains: "The nickname was given to me by a teammate in the Spanish U21s, Juanfran. It is a nickname that does not bother me; on the contrary, it is a compliment."
3. Enrique was selected as Newcastle's official Player of the Season for 2009-10 having been voted for by fans on the club's official website.
4. He was also named in the Championship's PFA Team of the Season for 2009-10 alongside Andy Carroll after the pair excelled in the Toon Army's promotion push.
5. As a youngster, Enrique had to choose between pursuing a livelihood in either sprinting or football having been a member of Valencia's Benimaclet running club. Suffice to say, speed is one of his main attributes as a full-back.
6. The defender started his career at Levante, impressing for their B team and earning a move to Valencia. However, he was instantly loaned out to Celta Vigo for a season in order to gain senior experience.
7. He joined Villarreal in the summer of 2006 and actually made his first visit to St James' Park that year, figuring for the Yellow Submarines in a pre-season friendly against Newcastle United.
8. Enrique would make a permanent move to Tyneside 12 months later when he signed a five-year deal, with then Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce claiming Newcastle had beaten off competition from Liverpool and Manchester City to land their man.
9. Enrique made 36 appearances for the Toon in 2010-11, all of which came in the Premier League.
10. Enrique has netted just one goal since arriving in England. It came during Newcastle's 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in March 2010.
1. Jose Enrique Sanchez Diaz was born in Valencia on January 23, 1986. He shares a birthday with Newcastle defender Steven Taylor.
2. He's nicknamed 'El Toro' (The Bull) due to his speed and physical prowess. He explains: "The nickname was given to me by a teammate in the Spanish U21s, Juanfran. It is a nickname that does not bother me; on the contrary, it is a compliment."
3. Enrique was selected as Newcastle's official Player of the Season for 2009-10 having been voted for by fans on the club's official website.
4. He was also named in the Championship's PFA Team of the Season for 2009-10 alongside Andy Carroll after the pair excelled in the Toon Army's promotion push.
5. As a youngster, Enrique had to choose between pursuing a livelihood in either sprinting or football having been a member of Valencia's Benimaclet running club. Suffice to say, speed is one of his main attributes as a full-back.
6. The defender started his career at Levante, impressing for their B team and earning a move to Valencia. However, he was instantly loaned out to Celta Vigo for a season in order to gain senior experience.
7. He joined Villarreal in the summer of 2006 and actually made his first visit to St James' Park that year, figuring for the Yellow Submarines in a pre-season friendly against Newcastle United.
8. Enrique would make a permanent move to Tyneside 12 months later when he signed a five-year deal, with then Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce claiming Newcastle had beaten off competition from Liverpool and Manchester City to land their man.
9. Enrique made 36 appearances for the Toon in 2010-11, all of which came in the Premier League.
10. Enrique has netted just one goal since arriving in England. It came during Newcastle's 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in March 2010.
2. He's nicknamed 'El Toro' (The Bull) due to his speed and physical prowess. He explains: "The nickname was given to me by a teammate in the Spanish U21s, Juanfran. It is a nickname that does not bother me; on the contrary, it is a compliment."
3. Enrique was selected as Newcastle's official Player of the Season for 2009-10 having been voted for by fans on the club's official website.
4. He was also named in the Championship's PFA Team of the Season for 2009-10 alongside Andy Carroll after the pair excelled in the Toon Army's promotion push.
5. As a youngster, Enrique had to choose between pursuing a livelihood in either sprinting or football having been a member of Valencia's Benimaclet running club. Suffice to say, speed is one of his main attributes as a full-back.
6. The defender started his career at Levante, impressing for their B team and earning a move to Valencia. However, he was instantly loaned out to Celta Vigo for a season in order to gain senior experience.
7. He joined Villarreal in the summer of 2006 and actually made his first visit to St James' Park that year, figuring for the Yellow Submarines in a pre-season friendly against Newcastle United.
8. Enrique would make a permanent move to Tyneside 12 months later when he signed a five-year deal, with then Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce claiming Newcastle had beaten off competition from Liverpool and Manchester City to land their man.
9. Enrique made 36 appearances for the Toon in 2010-11, all of which came in the Premier League.
10. Enrique has netted just one goal since arriving in England. It came during Newcastle's 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in March 2010.
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=44896.msg1378083#msg1378083 date=1313070651]
1. Jose Enrique Sanchez Diaz was born in Valencia on January 23, 1986. He shares a birthday with Newcastle defender Steven Taylor.
2. He's nicknamed 'El Toro' (The Bull) due to his speed and physical prowess. He explains: "The nickname was given to me by a teammate in the Spanish U21s, Juanfran. It is a nickname that does not bother me; on the contrary, it is a compliment."
3. Enrique was selected as Newcastle's official Player of the Season for 2009-10 having been voted for by fans on the club's official website.
4. He was also named in the Championship's PFA Team of the Season for 2009-10 alongside Andy Carroll after the pair excelled in the Toon Army's promotion push.
5. As a youngster, Enrique had to choose between pursuing a livelihood in either sprinting or football having been a member of Valencia's Benimaclet running club. Suffice to say, speed is one of his main attributes as a full-back.
6. The defender started his career at Levante, impressing for their B team and earning a move to Valencia. However, he was instantly loaned out to Celta Vigo for a season in order to gain senior experience.
7. He joined Villarreal in the summer of 2006 and actually made his first visit to St James' Park that year, figuring for the Yellow Submarines in a pre-season friendly against Newcastle United.
8. Enrique would make a permanent move to Tyneside 12 months later when he signed a five-year deal, with then Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce claiming Newcastle had beaten off competition from Liverpool and Manchester City to land their man.
9. Enrique made 36 appearances for the Toon in 2010-11, all of which came in the Premier League.
10. Enrique has netted just one goal since arriving in England. It came during Newcastle's 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in March 2010.
[/quote]Err thanks. Thats much much................THE SAME.
1. Jose Enrique Sanchez Diaz was born in Valencia on January 23, 1986. He shares a birthday with Newcastle defender Steven Taylor.
2. He's nicknamed 'El Toro' (The Bull) due to his speed and physical prowess. He explains: "The nickname was given to me by a teammate in the Spanish U21s, Juanfran. It is a nickname that does not bother me; on the contrary, it is a compliment."
3. Enrique was selected as Newcastle's official Player of the Season for 2009-10 having been voted for by fans on the club's official website.
4. He was also named in the Championship's PFA Team of the Season for 2009-10 alongside Andy Carroll after the pair excelled in the Toon Army's promotion push.
5. As a youngster, Enrique had to choose between pursuing a livelihood in either sprinting or football having been a member of Valencia's Benimaclet running club. Suffice to say, speed is one of his main attributes as a full-back.
6. The defender started his career at Levante, impressing for their B team and earning a move to Valencia. However, he was instantly loaned out to Celta Vigo for a season in order to gain senior experience.
7. He joined Villarreal in the summer of 2006 and actually made his first visit to St James' Park that year, figuring for the Yellow Submarines in a pre-season friendly against Newcastle United.
8. Enrique would make a permanent move to Tyneside 12 months later when he signed a five-year deal, with then Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce claiming Newcastle had beaten off competition from Liverpool and Manchester City to land their man.
9. Enrique made 36 appearances for the Toon in 2010-11, all of which came in the Premier League.
10. Enrique has netted just one goal since arriving in England. It came during Newcastle's 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in March 2010.
[/quote]Err thanks. Thats much much................THE SAME.
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=44896.msg1378090#msg1378090 date=1313071163]
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=44896.msg1378083#msg1378083 date=1313070651]
1. Jose Enrique Sanchez Diaz was born in Valencia on January 23, 1986. He shares a birthday with Newcastle defender Steven Taylor.
2. He's nicknamed 'El Toro' (The Bull) due to his speed and physical prowess. He explains: "The nickname was given to me by a teammate in the Spanish U21s, Juanfran. It is a nickname that does not bother me; on the contrary, it is a compliment."
3. Enrique was selected as Newcastle's official Player of the Season for 2009-10 having been voted for by fans on the club's official website.
4. He was also named in the Championship's PFA Team of the Season for 2009-10 alongside Andy Carroll after the pair excelled in the Toon Army's promotion push.
5. As a youngster, Enrique had to choose between pursuing a livelihood in either sprinting or football having been a member of Valencia's Benimaclet running club. Suffice to say, speed is one of his main attributes as a full-back.
6. The defender started his career at Levante, impressing for their B team and earning a move to Valencia. However, he was instantly loaned out to Celta Vigo for a season in order to gain senior experience.
7. He joined Villarreal in the summer of 2006 and actually made his first visit to St James' Park that year, figuring for the Yellow Submarines in a pre-season friendly against Newcastle United.
8. Enrique would make a permanent move to Tyneside 12 months later when he signed a five-year deal, with then Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce claiming Newcastle had beaten off competition from Liverpool and Manchester City to land their man.
9. Enrique made 36 appearances for the Toon in 2010-11, all of which came in the Premier League.
10. Enrique has netted just one goal since arriving in England. It came during Newcastle's 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in March 2010.
[/quote]Err thanks. Thats much much................THE SAME.
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To be fair, he did Binify it
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=44896.msg1378083#msg1378083 date=1313070651]
1. Jose Enrique Sanchez Diaz was born in Valencia on January 23, 1986. He shares a birthday with Newcastle defender Steven Taylor.
2. He's nicknamed 'El Toro' (The Bull) due to his speed and physical prowess. He explains: "The nickname was given to me by a teammate in the Spanish U21s, Juanfran. It is a nickname that does not bother me; on the contrary, it is a compliment."
3. Enrique was selected as Newcastle's official Player of the Season for 2009-10 having been voted for by fans on the club's official website.
4. He was also named in the Championship's PFA Team of the Season for 2009-10 alongside Andy Carroll after the pair excelled in the Toon Army's promotion push.
5. As a youngster, Enrique had to choose between pursuing a livelihood in either sprinting or football having been a member of Valencia's Benimaclet running club. Suffice to say, speed is one of his main attributes as a full-back.
6. The defender started his career at Levante, impressing for their B team and earning a move to Valencia. However, he was instantly loaned out to Celta Vigo for a season in order to gain senior experience.
7. He joined Villarreal in the summer of 2006 and actually made his first visit to St James' Park that year, figuring for the Yellow Submarines in a pre-season friendly against Newcastle United.
8. Enrique would make a permanent move to Tyneside 12 months later when he signed a five-year deal, with then Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce claiming Newcastle had beaten off competition from Liverpool and Manchester City to land their man.
9. Enrique made 36 appearances for the Toon in 2010-11, all of which came in the Premier League.
10. Enrique has netted just one goal since arriving in England. It came during Newcastle's 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in March 2010.
[/quote]Err thanks. Thats much much................THE SAME.
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To be fair, he did Binify it
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