Transfer Rumours
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Yaya?
Ah balls, just started a thread on this. Damn you and your all seeing ways
It was an example
I was planning to do a poll on the animals if the idea went down well.
You'll start another cat v dog war with that poll.
Don't worry he'll prob be on £150k a week which of course makes the deal obscene
Fuck yeah thought he passed on.
i heard it was 5m, you can't go wrong for that sort of price for a 19yr old lad, with bags of potential and pace who has scored in the world cup. if it doesn't work out we should still recoup a fair fee.
I just the success of teenage defenders on how many appearances they make for the reserves.
If we loan this chap back to Lille he's bound to be gash.
You'll
You'll need to sticky an index, I'll never remember which one's which in a few months.
You'll need to sticky an index, I'll never remember which one's which in a few months.
I was slightly surprised when Origi made the squad ahead of Standard Liege's Batshuayi.
[article=http://www1.skysports.com/FIFA-World-Cup-2014/news/29908/9318522/scout-divock-origi]At Lille, Origi has shown he is particularly effective when drifting into wide positions, as he will happily take on a full-back in a one-on-one situation and attempt to trick his way past. He has a good first touch and often an even better second, allowing him to accelerate away on the dribble - and he's not shy to throw in a stepover or two should the chance present itself.
As the season has progressed, Origi's awareness has noticeably improved and he can effectively hold the ball up with his back to goal and shield the ball from persistent defenders. Having initially played as a defensive midfielder, he retains a passion for the physical side of the game and will get stuck in in order to win the ball back.
Origi has strong footballing heritage as his father Mike was an Kenya international who won the Belgian top-flight title with Racing Genk in 1999. Divock's uncles played league football back in their homeland, while his cousin Arnold is a goalkeeper who has won over 25 caps for the Kenyan national team and is currently on the books of Lillestrom in Norway.
Young Divock joined Genk's academy system and having been converted into a striker, he caught the eye of Lille and made the short move across the border shortly after his 15th birthday. He quickly moved up the Belgium youth-team ranks and began playing for their Under-19s in the autumn of 2012, despite being two years younger than many of his team-mates.[/article]
[article=http://www1.skysports.com/FIFA-World-Cup-2014/news/29908/9318522/scout-divock-origi]At Lille, Origi has shown he is particularly effective when drifting into wide positions, as he will happily take on a full-back in a one-on-one situation and attempt to trick his way past. He has a good first touch and often an even better second, allowing him to accelerate away on the dribble - and he's not shy to throw in a stepover or two should the chance present itself.
As the season has progressed, Origi's awareness has noticeably improved and he can effectively hold the ball up with his back to goal and shield the ball from persistent defenders. Having initially played as a defensive midfielder, he retains a passion for the physical side of the game and will get stuck in in order to win the ball back.
Origi has strong footballing heritage as his father Mike was an Kenya international who won the Belgian top-flight title with Racing Genk in 1999. Divock's uncles played league football back in their homeland, while his cousin Arnold is a goalkeeper who has won over 25 caps for the Kenyan national team and is currently on the books of Lillestrom in Norway.
Young Divock joined Genk's academy system and having been converted into a striker, he caught the eye of Lille and made the short move across the border shortly after his 15th birthday. He quickly moved up the Belgium youth-team ranks and began playing for their Under-19s in the autumn of 2012, despite being two years younger than many of his team-mates.[/article]
Surely do it by forum?
If it's in the footy forum Dusan Tadic (not the war criminal)
If it's in General Chat Dusan Tadic (not the footballer)
http://www.athletic-club.net/web/main.asp?a=0&b=1&c=1&d=1000&berria=14333&idi=1
Bilbao just announced that they've rejected an offer of €36 million from Man Utd for Herrera.
Bilbao just announced that they've rejected an offer of €36 million from Man Utd for Herrera.
He's a left-footer, so I wonder whether signing him would spell the end for Agger?
Hopefully
Risky
What if someone wanted to compare Suarez to Dusan Tadic (red duck) on the football forum?
Or Dusan Tadic (green goose) decides to take up a political career
Apparently holding out till 1st July whereby the release clause will increase to €40 million
What if he commits a crime against humanity on the pitch, like (God forbid) bite someone?
Are you even sure they are different people anyway?
If you look "them" up on Wikipedia, there is no photo for the war criminal version... clearly it is being suppressed to stop people discovering there is only one Dusan Tadic.
In fact, on further investigaiton, it is curious that the release of Dusan Tadic (war criminal) from Munich jail is fairly consistent with the start of Dusan Tadic's (footballer's) professional career at Vojvodina.
Quad Erat Demonstrandum
If you look "them" up on Wikipedia, there is no photo for the war criminal version... clearly it is being suppressed to stop people discovering there is only one Dusan Tadic.
In fact, on further investigaiton, it is curious that the release of Dusan Tadic (war criminal) from Munich jail is fairly consistent with the start of Dusan Tadic's (footballer's) professional career at Vojvodina.
Quad Erat Demonstrandum
Yeah, that "there's only one Dusan Tadic" song may not go down well.
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