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[quote author=thelurker link=topic=34454.msg901043#msg901043 date=1246869272]
If we got a similar offer from man city for carra, would anyone here sell?
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It'd be wrong on every level to accept that offer, but 40M... damn.
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40M for a 31 year old, we'd have to bite their hands off
[quote author=thelurker link=topic=34454.msg901043#msg901043 date=1246869272]
If we got a similar offer from man city for carra, would anyone here sell?
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It'd be wrong on every level to accept that offer, but 40M... damn.
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40M for a 31 year old, we'd have to bite their hands off
[quote author=Bob Loblaw link=topic=34454.msg901050#msg901050 date=1246869766]
[quote author=keniget link=topic=34454.msg901048#msg901048 date=1246869609]
[quote author=thelurker link=topic=34454.msg901043#msg901043 date=1246869272]
If we got a similar offer from man city for carra, would anyone here sell?
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It'd be wrong on every level to accept that offer, but 40M... damn.
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40M for a 31 year old, we'd have to bite their hands off
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It all depends on whether the player wants to go or not.
[quote author=keniget link=topic=34454.msg901048#msg901048 date=1246869609]
[quote author=thelurker link=topic=34454.msg901043#msg901043 date=1246869272]
If we got a similar offer from man city for carra, would anyone here sell?
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It'd be wrong on every level to accept that offer, but 40M... damn.
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40M for a 31 year old, we'd have to bite their hands off
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It all depends on whether the player wants to go or not.
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=34454.msg901046#msg901046 date=1246869411]
I dont think Terry will leave Chelsea.
I could be wrong i guess, but hes 30ish and will have 2 or 3 bashes at the champions league. If he goes to citeh thats at least one less with little guarantee that they will be in it next year.
Im going to say it wont happen.
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In his position I'd certainly want to stay where I was, but if there's any substance at all in those press reports one starts to get the feeling that the move is being given real consideration on all sides. There's also the Abramovich factor - bearing in mind that the Chavs owe him more money than we owe our creditors, might this be an offer they can't refuse?
I dont think Terry will leave Chelsea.
I could be wrong i guess, but hes 30ish and will have 2 or 3 bashes at the champions league. If he goes to citeh thats at least one less with little guarantee that they will be in it next year.
Im going to say it wont happen.
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In his position I'd certainly want to stay where I was, but if there's any substance at all in those press reports one starts to get the feeling that the move is being given real consideration on all sides. There's also the Abramovich factor - bearing in mind that the Chavs owe him more money than we owe our creditors, might this be an offer they can't refuse?
If Terry goes to City, it'll be symbolically significant for both clubs - but I'm not sure it'll really help City or harm Chelsea all that much on the pitch. Although losing *both* their first-choice CBs in the same summer could make life pretty tough for Ancelotti.
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Obertan goes insane on FM2007
I'd laugh so hard if 'Mr Chelsea' was wearing a lighter shade of blue come the start of the season.
I'd laugh so hard if 'Mr Chelsea' was wearing a lighter shade of blue come the start of the season.
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Looks like Terry's staying:
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=34454.msg901097#msg901097 date=1246875789]
Obertan goes insane on FM2007
I'd laugh so hard if 'Mr Chelsea' was wearing a lighter shade of blue come the start of the season.
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I imagine Glock is raving about him then.
Obertan goes insane on FM2007
I'd laugh so hard if 'Mr Chelsea' was wearing a lighter shade of blue come the start of the season.
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I imagine Glock is raving about him then.
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34454.msg901553#msg901553 date=1246929369]
Crouch to Sunderland for 14M appaz.
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Sunderland also want Darren Bent and Richard Dunne. If they can afford players of that calibre, and Bruce manages as he did at Wigan, they'll be a solid, midtable side this season.
Crouch to Sunderland for 14M appaz.
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Sunderland also want Darren Bent and Richard Dunne. If they can afford players of that calibre, and Bruce manages as he did at Wigan, they'll be a solid, midtable side this season.
[quote author=keniget link=topic=34454.msg901619#msg901619 date=1246953407]
Poor Dunne. He's been City's player of the season for last 400 years running and now that they're finally going places, he's going to be shipped out. It's a cruel game!
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Thats very true. He's been their star performer in nearly every match for ages. Great pick up by Sunderland though if he goes there.
Poor Dunne. He's been City's player of the season for last 400 years running and now that they're finally going places, he's going to be shipped out. It's a cruel game!
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Thats very true. He's been their star performer in nearly every match for ages. Great pick up by Sunderland though if he goes there.
Neither would I, but I'd be surprised if it did happen.
I thought it was more a question of wanting to go home to Spain, but I guess it comes down to the same thing in the end.
In a way I'm tempted to say that, if Luis ever did come back to this country, I'd be flabbergasted if he went to the blueslime. However, after the Owen business all bets are off.
In a way I'm tempted to say that, if Luis ever did come back to this country, I'd be flabbergasted if he went to the blueslime. However, after the Owen business all bets are off.
[quote author=keniget link=topic=34454.msg901775#msg901775 date=1246967637]
I was a little suprised when Newcastle decided against signing him because I thought he was decent enough, but AC Milan?
Not exactly Nesta, is he?
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Amazing what these summer tournaments do for a players reputation. Im waiting for Jay De Merit or whatever hes called to get his big move to Inter or something.
I was a little suprised when Newcastle decided against signing him because I thought he was decent enough, but AC Milan?
Not exactly Nesta, is he?
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Amazing what these summer tournaments do for a players reputation. Im waiting for Jay De Merit or whatever hes called to get his big move to Inter or something.
Gabriel Obertan is undergoing a medical ahead of his expected transfer to Manchester United from Bordeaux.
Reports in France suggest that the 20-year-old is close to completing his £3million move shortly with a four-year contract thought to have been agreed.
The France Under-21 international is said to have attracted interest from the likes of AC Milan, Inter and Arsenal but it seems the player is now destined for Old Trafford.
The winger struggled for form last season at Bordeaux with manager and former Red Devils defender Laurent Blanc sending him out on loan to fellow Ligue 1 side Lorient for the second half of last term.
Blanc admitted his surprise that a club of United's stature had come in for Obertan and added that the youngster needed to improve in a number of areas if he is to be a success at the Theatre of Dreams.
"I was surprised too, but it is an unexpected chance for him to play with one of the best clubs in the world," he told Europe1.
"Manchester United have been tracking him for a long time. They certainly hope to advance him, something that Bordeaux and Lorient have failed to do.
"He has the potential, but he must overcome psychological and mental challenges so he can express his true value."
Once Obertan completes his move to United he should arrive in confident mood having just been named Most Valuable Player at last month's Toulon international youth tournament where France finished runners-up to Chile.
Reports in France suggest that the 20-year-old is close to completing his £3million move shortly with a four-year contract thought to have been agreed.
The France Under-21 international is said to have attracted interest from the likes of AC Milan, Inter and Arsenal but it seems the player is now destined for Old Trafford.
The winger struggled for form last season at Bordeaux with manager and former Red Devils defender Laurent Blanc sending him out on loan to fellow Ligue 1 side Lorient for the second half of last term.
Blanc admitted his surprise that a club of United's stature had come in for Obertan and added that the youngster needed to improve in a number of areas if he is to be a success at the Theatre of Dreams.
"I was surprised too, but it is an unexpected chance for him to play with one of the best clubs in the world," he told Europe1.
"Manchester United have been tracking him for a long time. They certainly hope to advance him, something that Bordeaux and Lorient have failed to do.
"He has the potential, but he must overcome psychological and mental challenges so he can express his true value."
Once Obertan completes his move to United he should arrive in confident mood having just been named Most Valuable Player at last month's Toulon international youth tournament where France finished runners-up to Chile.
Agent Dennis Lachter has invited Barcelona to make a formal bid for Arsenal star Andrey Arshavin.
Arshavin, 28, has enjoyed a hugely successful start to his career at Emirates Stadium but there have been rumours linking him with a summer move to Camp Nou.
And Lachter, who represented Arshavin when he made his move from Zenit St Petersburg in January, has now called on the European champions to make a move.
"Before anything else, Barcelona should make a formal offer," Lachter told COM Radio.
"Then we can sit down and speak."
Confusion
However, it remains unclear whether Lachter is still working as Arshavin's agent as the player claimed last month that he no longer required his services.
"Recently, I sent a formal letter to Dennis Lachter, which said that I do not want him to continue to represent me and that I will act on my own behalf," he said in the Daily Mail.
Arshavin, 28, has enjoyed a hugely successful start to his career at Emirates Stadium but there have been rumours linking him with a summer move to Camp Nou.
And Lachter, who represented Arshavin when he made his move from Zenit St Petersburg in January, has now called on the European champions to make a move.
"Before anything else, Barcelona should make a formal offer," Lachter told COM Radio.
"Then we can sit down and speak."
Confusion
However, it remains unclear whether Lachter is still working as Arshavin's agent as the player claimed last month that he no longer required his services.
"Recently, I sent a formal letter to Dennis Lachter, which said that I do not want him to continue to represent me and that I will act on my own behalf," he said in the Daily Mail.
[quote author=keniget link=topic=34454.msg901775#msg901775 date=1246967637]
I was a little suprised when Newcastle decided against signing him because I thought he was decent enough, but AC Milan?
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Come on Keni ... They took Senderos last year ...
I was a little suprised when Newcastle decided against signing him because I thought he was decent enough, but AC Milan?
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Come on Keni ... They took Senderos last year ...
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