Marveaux
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What is Skys problem with us? I have to ask. We reject the move because of his medical, and this is what they write;
Newcastle United have beaten Liverpool to the signing of French midfielder Sylvain Marveaux.
The 25-year-old had appeared on course to sign for the Anfield club, on a Bosman transfer.
But now Newcastle have nipped in to poach Marveaux and offer him a five-year deal which he now looks set to accept.
The left sided midfielder is now due on Tyneside to finalise the move, which will shock Liverpool who had presumed they had his signature in the bag.
Newcastle looked at Marveaux earlier in the year, but it was presumed they had given up when Liverpool made their move - but that was clearly not the case.
Marveaux is now set to become Newcastle's third signing of the summer, and he is the third French-born player to sign following on from Yohan Cabaye and Demba Ba.
"It is a great coup to have signed Sylvain," said Pardew.
"He may not be well known to many of our fans but he is a real talent."
Newcastle United have beaten Liverpool to the signing of French midfielder Sylvain Marveaux.
The 25-year-old had appeared on course to sign for the Anfield club, on a Bosman transfer.
But now Newcastle have nipped in to poach Marveaux and offer him a five-year deal which he now looks set to accept.
The left sided midfielder is now due on Tyneside to finalise the move, which will shock Liverpool who had presumed they had his signature in the bag.
Newcastle looked at Marveaux earlier in the year, but it was presumed they had given up when Liverpool made their move - but that was clearly not the case.
Marveaux is now set to become Newcastle's third signing of the summer, and he is the third French-born player to sign following on from Yohan Cabaye and Demba Ba.
"It is a great coup to have signed Sylvain," said Pardew.
"He may not be well known to many of our fans but he is a real talent."
AS Livvy said, bullet dodged.
Lots of money and horse placentas saved.
He's not going to say he failed his medical as if you fail one here you must be close to death!
The Geordies can have him.
The Geordies can have him.
[quote author=Avvy link=topic=45680.msg1351249#msg1351249 date=1308382681]
It's really surprising the Toon want him; you'd have thought they'd be a bit more wary after Owen.
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Apparently not, Avvy. The Ba medical had some issues to. They went on to complete the deal though.
It's really surprising the Toon want him; you'd have thought they'd be a bit more wary after Owen.
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Apparently not, Avvy. The Ba medical had some issues to. They went on to complete the deal though.
[quote author=Hansern link=topic=45680.msg1351232#msg1351232 date=1308379677]
What is Skys problem with us? I have to ask. We reject the move because of his medical, and this is what they write;
Newcastle United have beaten Liverpool to the signing of French midfielder Sylvain Marveaux.
The 25-year-old had appeared on course to sign for the Anfield club, on a Bosman transfer.
But now Newcastle have nipped in to poach Marveaux and offer him a five-year deal which he now looks set to accept.
The left sided midfielder is now due on Tyneside to finalise the move, which will shock Liverpool who had presumed they had his signature in the bag.
Newcastle looked at Marveaux earlier in the year, but it was presumed they had given up when Liverpool made their move - but that was clearly not the case.
Marveaux is now set to become Newcastle's third signing of the summer, and he is the third French-born player to sign following on from Yohan Cabaye and Demba Ba.
"It is a great coup to have signed Sylvain," said Pardew.
"He may not be well known to many of our fans but he is a real talent."
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Aren't Sky owned by News Corporation, who have a large slab of shares in ManUre?
What is Skys problem with us? I have to ask. We reject the move because of his medical, and this is what they write;
Newcastle United have beaten Liverpool to the signing of French midfielder Sylvain Marveaux.
The 25-year-old had appeared on course to sign for the Anfield club, on a Bosman transfer.
But now Newcastle have nipped in to poach Marveaux and offer him a five-year deal which he now looks set to accept.
The left sided midfielder is now due on Tyneside to finalise the move, which will shock Liverpool who had presumed they had his signature in the bag.
Newcastle looked at Marveaux earlier in the year, but it was presumed they had given up when Liverpool made their move - but that was clearly not the case.
Marveaux is now set to become Newcastle's third signing of the summer, and he is the third French-born player to sign following on from Yohan Cabaye and Demba Ba.
"It is a great coup to have signed Sylvain," said Pardew.
"He may not be well known to many of our fans but he is a real talent."
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Aren't Sky owned by News Corporation, who have a large slab of shares in ManUre?
I'm confused as to how I should feel about the loss of someone who never joined and who I know nothing about and who is valued at 'free'.
It's all so confusing nowadays.
It's all so confusing nowadays.
Re: Re: Marveaux
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=45680.msg1351276#msg1351276 date=1308387679]
Raheem or sterling will do us proud
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Either will be great options.
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=45680.msg1351276#msg1351276 date=1308387679]
Raheem or sterling will do us proud
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Either will be great options.
The whole Marveaux thing looked iffy to me from the start - not only a stretcher case but also a "winger" who always comes inside, so not likely to give us that width we're after.
I wonder how much the King actually regrets this latest development. 😉
I wonder how much the King actually regrets this latest development. 😉
This transfer season so far has been comically bad.
Might it be a statto thing, i.e.that the stats suggest Marveaux is one of those undervalued talents whom FSG have a policy of looking out for?
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