Manchester1894
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Time wasn't right for us or Cavani. Maybe next season if Tevez leaves, but not now.
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Cavani (continued)
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ANY1aBLUE said:pee dubya said:mancityscot said:dzeko is bobbins. lost count of the amount of chances he misses. balotelli, turns up when he can be arsed. did he play today? can turn it on aka vs germany in the euros but can also just go missing. dont trust those two
Dzeko will always, always score goals for us for as long as we have him. He has great movement and positional sense and just a knack for knowing where to be. Granted his touch and control lets him down sometimes in the build up play, but fuck, he´s not bad for a guy whose basically our 4th choice striker. Sure Cavani is probably a better all round player, or at least looks it in Serie A, but my point is, is he really that much better to make it wothwhile spending a lot of time, effort and money in bringing him in? Also it seems that he plays a lot more like Tevez than Dzeko, for me it would reduce the variety we had in attack as well.
Chasing these star strikers in complicated deals just seems like a distraction from where we really need to improve. I mean today, when a pretty average Liverpool side pressed us hard and fast in midfield and defence, we couldn´t keep the ball. Swansea did the same under Rodgers when they beat us. It doesn´t give me much hope for if we face someone like Barca who are absolute masters at that.
"Dzeko will always, always score goals for us for as long as we have him".............................MOST INANE STATEMENT i've yet seen here.
What? Dzeko will score goals for us whatever you think. Have you forgot how important he has been?
C'mon, for fucks sake.
Dzeko scored the goal which kept us in the FA Cup two seasons ago (against Notts county?). Last season he scored the equaliser against QPR. This season he scored the equaliser in the community shield.
Anybody who disrespects Dzeko, disrespects what he has helped us achieve. Yes he may have a heavy first touch and makes quite a lot of mistakes, but we should respect him in terms of what he has helped us accomplish. Deluded spoilt forum members can cry all they want but Dzeko will not dissapear overnight, and until he does finally go, we should show respect to him and support him through thick and thin.
Anybody who disrespects Dzeko, disrespects what he has helped us achieve. Yes he may have a heavy first touch and makes quite a lot of mistakes, but we should respect him in terms of what he has helped us accomplish. Deluded spoilt forum members can cry all they want but Dzeko will not dissapear overnight, and until he does finally go, we should show respect to him and support him through thick and thin.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2892/transfer-zone/2012/12/26/3629936/napoli-reject-55-million-cavani-bid" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2892/tra ... cavani-bid</a>Napoli have rejected a £45 million (€55m) bid for Chelsea target Edinson Cavani, the club’s owner has revealed.
The Uruguay international is one of the most coveted strikers in Serie A, and is the second highest goalscorer in the division this season (13 goals) behind AC Milan starlet Stephan El Shaarawy (14 goals).
Despite being linked with Chelsea and Manchester City earlier this year, club chief Aurelio De Laurentiis has confirmed the forward will remain at Stadio San Paolo for the foreseeable future, hailing the attacker’s impact on their recent return to form.
"Cavani is a warrior who embodies all that's best of the Napoli spirit and our supporters," he told Radio Monte on Wednesday. "It is because of this I turned down an offer of €55m."
"Cavani has become the symbol of our resurgence. If I have kept him here it is not because of money, but a love for the club."
The 25-year-old’s goals have assured the Partenopei sit fifth in Italy's top flight after 18 games, 10 points behind league leaders Juventus.
It's not clear as to whether it is a recent bid or one made in the summer (probably the latter knowing goal.com...), but City and Chelsea are the only two clubs that I could imagine this being.
NQCitizen
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Ray78 said:Looks like Chelsea are going for strikers who are unattainable at this time of the season.
I'd walk to Naples myself to hand CavanI a contract if that's what it took
MSP
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Your searching capabilities are not so good then, I think it was on first page, lol
Stoned Rose
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<a class="postlink" href="http://www.clubcall.com/manchester-city/agent-makes-city-target-claim-1525610.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.clubcall.com/manchester-city ... 25610.html</a>?
"You are intelligent enough on your own to understand where Cavani will play his football next season."Stoned Rose said:http://www.clubcall.com/manchester-city/agent-makes-city-target-claim-1525610.html?
What's that supposed to mean?