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[quote author=Hansern link=topic=34454.msg907043#msg907043 date=1247760380]
Serie A champions Inter Milan have reached an agreement with Bayern Munich regarding the purchase of Brazilian centre-half Lucio.
Good signing by Mourinho that
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i think he's below average at defending, great at attacking (for a defender)
Serie A champions Inter Milan have reached an agreement with Bayern Munich regarding the purchase of Brazilian centre-half Lucio.
Good signing by Mourinho that
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i think he's below average at defending, great at attacking (for a defender)
[quote author=LeTallecWiz link=topic=34454.msg907047#msg907047 date=1247761325]
[quote author=Hansern link=topic=34454.msg907043#msg907043 date=1247760380]
Serie A champions Inter Milan have reached an agreement with Bayern Munich regarding the purchase of Brazilian centre-half Lucio.
Good signing by Mourinho that
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i think he's below average at defending, great at attacking (for a defender)
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Any price being touted? Yeah it's a good piece of business for Inter. Lucio is strong in the air and still seems to have some pace and mileage left in the tank.
[quote author=Hansern link=topic=34454.msg907043#msg907043 date=1247760380]
Serie A champions Inter Milan have reached an agreement with Bayern Munich regarding the purchase of Brazilian centre-half Lucio.
Good signing by Mourinho that
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i think he's below average at defending, great at attacking (for a defender)
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Any price being touted? Yeah it's a good piece of business for Inter. Lucio is strong in the air and still seems to have some pace and mileage left in the tank.
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Squiggles
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James McCarthy, that fat ginger Irish/Scottish kid we were once linked with, is signing for Wigan from Hamilton Academicals
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=34454.msg907084#msg907084 date=1247770875]
James McCarthy, that fat ginger Irish/Scottish kid we were once linked with, is signing for Wigan from Hamilton Academicals
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Fat? I thought he was on his way to Wolves. Anyhooo, fantastic talent, wouldn't been against us signing him.
Barca are about to sign Maxwell from Inter.
James McCarthy, that fat ginger Irish/Scottish kid we were once linked with, is signing for Wigan from Hamilton Academicals
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Fat? I thought he was on his way to Wolves. Anyhooo, fantastic talent, wouldn't been against us signing him.
Barca are about to sign Maxwell from Inter.
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=34454.msg907084#msg907084 date=1247770875]
James McCarthy, that fat ginger Irish/Scottish kid we were once linked with, is signing for Wigan from Hamilton Academicals
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£2m bid accepted. Considering we've already got more than that from selling Leto, why are we not in for him?
James McCarthy, that fat ginger Irish/Scottish kid we were once linked with, is signing for Wigan from Hamilton Academicals
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£2m bid accepted. Considering we've already got more than that from selling Leto, why are we not in for him?
Swedish press saying that Zlatan to Barca is a done deal. 40M Euro plus Eto'o and Hleb. Great deal for Inter that.
Man City lodge official 15m bid for Lescott.
And...
Manchester United have confirmed that they have completed the signing of striker Mame Biram Diouf from Norwegian club Molde FK.
The 21-year-old has been immediately loaned back to Molde where he will remain until January.
The transfer may surprise some after manager Sir Alex Ferguson stressed just last week that he would not be making any more signings this summer following the arrivals of Michael Owen,Antonio Valencia and Gabriel Obertan.
However, the Red Devils boss admitted that after other clubs lodged bids for the Senegalese youngster the Premier League champions had to act fast.
"We signed a young player yesterday from Norway who we've been looking at for two years," he told the club's official website.
Final summer signing
"We weren't intending on signing anyone else after last week - we feel we have a full squad - but the situation accelerated to a point where other clubs started to make bids.
"So we had to decide whether we acted or didn't. We decided to act and he'll be the last person we sign."
Diouf has reportedly interested the likes of Arsenal, Ajax and PSV in the past while Tottenham are thought to be one of the clubs who tabled a bid for the frontman.
Attention in the youngster developed last weekend when Diouf netted a hat-trick in the first nine minutes of a Norwegian league clash against Brann before he added another in a 5-2 win.
The new United arrival has scored 30 league goals from 62 games since signing for Molde, the same club United signed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer from, in 2007.
Potential
Molde manager Kjell Jonevret is confident Diouf has the potential to succeed at Old Trafford and was delighted that the player would remain for the remainder of the Norwegian season.
"This is fun for all of us in Molde, fun for Mame and not least for his family in Senegal," he told NG Nett.
"That he will stay with us for the rest of the season is really important to us.
"Mame is an interesting player that I have worked with for two years. I don't know what plans United have for him, but he has a great potential.
"Mame is good now, but he can be even better."
And...
Manchester United have confirmed that they have completed the signing of striker Mame Biram Diouf from Norwegian club Molde FK.
The 21-year-old has been immediately loaned back to Molde where he will remain until January.
The transfer may surprise some after manager Sir Alex Ferguson stressed just last week that he would not be making any more signings this summer following the arrivals of Michael Owen,Antonio Valencia and Gabriel Obertan.
However, the Red Devils boss admitted that after other clubs lodged bids for the Senegalese youngster the Premier League champions had to act fast.
"We signed a young player yesterday from Norway who we've been looking at for two years," he told the club's official website.
Final summer signing
"We weren't intending on signing anyone else after last week - we feel we have a full squad - but the situation accelerated to a point where other clubs started to make bids.
"So we had to decide whether we acted or didn't. We decided to act and he'll be the last person we sign."
Diouf has reportedly interested the likes of Arsenal, Ajax and PSV in the past while Tottenham are thought to be one of the clubs who tabled a bid for the frontman.
Attention in the youngster developed last weekend when Diouf netted a hat-trick in the first nine minutes of a Norwegian league clash against Brann before he added another in a 5-2 win.
The new United arrival has scored 30 league goals from 62 games since signing for Molde, the same club United signed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer from, in 2007.
Potential
Molde manager Kjell Jonevret is confident Diouf has the potential to succeed at Old Trafford and was delighted that the player would remain for the remainder of the Norwegian season.
"This is fun for all of us in Molde, fun for Mame and not least for his family in Senegal," he told NG Nett.
"That he will stay with us for the rest of the season is really important to us.
"Mame is an interesting player that I have worked with for two years. I don't know what plans United have for him, but he has a great potential.
"Mame is good now, but he can be even better."
I hope he is a successful for them as his namesake was for us.
I dont get that transfer deal.
[quote author=Buddha link=topic=34454.msg907424#msg907424 date=1247830180]
[quote author=Loch Ness Monster link=topic=34454.msg907421#msg907421 date=1247829858]
I hope he is a successful for them as his namesake was for us.
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He surprisingly looks about 31 in the pictures I've seen of him in action.
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21 is near the reitrement age in Africa. Nwankwo Kanu is hailed as a Maldini down there!
[quote author=Loch Ness Monster link=topic=34454.msg907421#msg907421 date=1247829858]
I hope he is a successful for them as his namesake was for us.
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He surprisingly looks about 31 in the pictures I've seen of him in action.
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21 is near the reitrement age in Africa. Nwankwo Kanu is hailed as a Maldini down there!
19.02 Barcelona president Joan Laporta has confirmed an 'agreement in principle' has been reached with Inter Milan regarding a deal for Zlatan Ibrahimovic which would see Samuel Eto'o and Alexander Hleb head in the opposite direction.
WOW!! Thats all I can say. Inter have in 2 days signed, Hleb, Eto'o and Lucio. Zlatan has departed obvs, but Eto'o will be a massive hit.
WOW!! Thats all I can say. Inter have in 2 days signed, Hleb, Eto'o and Lucio. Zlatan has departed obvs, but Eto'o will be a massive hit.
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Squiggles
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I read the Hleb deal is a loan one, not a permanent transfer.
Regardless, that's a fine piece of business for Mourinho, and a very strange move by Barcelona.
Maybe they bought the 'Ibro is the best striker in the world' shtick Jose was bantering earlier in the year.
Regardless, that's a fine piece of business for Mourinho, and a very strange move by Barcelona.
Maybe they bought the 'Ibro is the best striker in the world' shtick Jose was bantering earlier in the year.
Real Madrid striker Alvaro Negredo is '95 per cent' certain to be heading to the Premier League this summer.
The 23-year-old has been strongly linked with a move to Tottenham, who have also expressed an interest in his Santiago Bernabeu team-mate Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.
However, with the Dutchman seemingly set to complete a protracted move to Stuttgart at some stage, Spurs are reported to have turned their attention to Negredo.
The highly-regarded frontman enjoyed a goal-laden loan spell at Almeria last season, bringing him to the attention of Europe's top clubs.
With first-team opportunities expected to be hard to come by at Real following the club's summer transfer activities, Negredo is expected to be on the move once again over the coming weeks.
His most likely destination appears to be England, with his agent, Juanma Lopez, admitting as much.
"There is a 95 per cent chance that Negredo will be moving to the Premier League," he said.
Real Madrid are understood to want the ongoing saga regarding Negredo's future to be resolved by Monday.
The 23-year-old has been strongly linked with a move to Tottenham, who have also expressed an interest in his Santiago Bernabeu team-mate Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.
However, with the Dutchman seemingly set to complete a protracted move to Stuttgart at some stage, Spurs are reported to have turned their attention to Negredo.
The highly-regarded frontman enjoyed a goal-laden loan spell at Almeria last season, bringing him to the attention of Europe's top clubs.
With first-team opportunities expected to be hard to come by at Real following the club's summer transfer activities, Negredo is expected to be on the move once again over the coming weeks.
His most likely destination appears to be England, with his agent, Juanma Lopez, admitting as much.
"There is a 95 per cent chance that Negredo will be moving to the Premier League," he said.
Real Madrid are understood to want the ongoing saga regarding Negredo's future to be resolved by Monday.
I heard it was closer to 94%
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
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Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
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Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
[quote author=LFC_DO link=topic=34454.msg907768#msg907768 date=1247876363]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
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Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
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No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
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Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
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No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=34454.msg907775#msg907775 date=1247885032]
[quote author=LFC_DO link=topic=34454.msg907768#msg907768 date=1247876363]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
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Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
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No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
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Do the accounts show the details of the PIK loans? Those are a nuclear bomb waiting to go off.
[quote author=LFC_DO link=topic=34454.msg907768#msg907768 date=1247876363]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
[/quote]
Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
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No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
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Do the accounts show the details of the PIK loans? Those are a nuclear bomb waiting to go off.
[quote author=drizzt link=topic=34454.msg907777#msg907777 date=1247886728]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=34454.msg907775#msg907775 date=1247885032]
[quote author=LFC_DO link=topic=34454.msg907768#msg907768 date=1247876363]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
[/quote]
Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
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No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
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Do the accounts show the details of the PIK loans? Those are a nuclear bomb waiting to go off.
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What's that then?
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=34454.msg907775#msg907775 date=1247885032]
[quote author=LFC_DO link=topic=34454.msg907768#msg907768 date=1247876363]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
[/quote]
Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
[/quote]
No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
[/quote]
Do the accounts show the details of the PIK loans? Those are a nuclear bomb waiting to go off.
[/quote]
What's that then?
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=34454.msg907775#msg907775 date=1247885032]
[quote author=LFC_DO link=topic=34454.msg907768#msg907768 date=1247876363]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
[/quote]
Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
[/quote]
No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
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and what about us then???
how much did we lose??
[quote author=LFC_DO link=topic=34454.msg907768#msg907768 date=1247876363]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
[/quote]
Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
[/quote]
No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
[/quote]
and what about us then???
how much did we lose??
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=34454.msg907775#msg907775 date=1247885032]
[quote author=LFC_DO link=topic=34454.msg907768#msg907768 date=1247876363]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
[/quote]
Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
[/quote]
No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
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I think you are mixing up operating losses and financing losses.
MUFC are one of the most profitable clubs in the world. So long as the profit keeps increasing at the club and hence the value of the club increases. I expect the Glazers would be happy with losses at the parent company level so long as the increase in the value of the club it owns grows by more each year. This is the way most leveraged takeovers like our and the scums work.
[quote author=LFC_DO link=topic=34454.msg907768#msg907768 date=1247876363]
[quote author=Y1 link=topic=34454.msg907565#msg907565 date=1247846439]
Man U signed Diouf! ;D
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/manchester_united/article6717754.ece
[/quote]
Does anyone else think that the Scum's transfer dealing have been very odd this year?
[/quote]
No.
As I mentioned previously their accounts for the past two years show losses of 28m and 26m. That obviously can't go on forever, so the sale of Ronaldo will help balance the books. They've spent about 20m of that 80m they got, I expected them to spend half of the 80m because they need quite a bit of strenghtening but so far so good for us.
The Glazers are the best thing that ever happened to them from our point of view
[/quote]
I think you are mixing up operating losses and financing losses.
MUFC are one of the most profitable clubs in the world. So long as the profit keeps increasing at the club and hence the value of the club increases. I expect the Glazers would be happy with losses at the parent company level so long as the increase in the value of the club it owns grows by more each year. This is the way most leveraged takeovers like our and the scums work.
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