Eden Hazard (continued)

[Paulmcfc2703]

Des Kelly in the Mail having a go at him now, calling him a tart. LOL.

Eden, a tart from the start

Eden Hazard is a footballer in demand at the moment and, boy, has he really gone out of his way to put himself in the shop window.

Unfortunately, he appears to think it is one of those windows that you find in the red light district of Amsterdam (or so I'm told).

Hazard has teased and pouted his way through the most embarrassing transfer auction of recent times, smiling beguilingly through the glass at his suitors and making it abundantly clear that he is absolutely and totally committed to whoever happens to be walking past with the largest wallet.

Right now, Hazard is on the verge of accepting a huge money deal from either Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City or even - and don't laugh - Arsenal, depending on which paper you read.

City are said to be cooling on the transaction, allegedly because of the outrageous demands being made by agents.

While Arsenal appear to have as much of a chance of signing Hazard as Portsmouth.

But the suggestion kept his publicity machine spinning along regardless.

While there is nothing wrong with the Belgian trying to negotiate the most attractive deal for himself as he exits Lille, the manner in which he has gone about it has undeniably cheapened his appeal.

He broadcast he would reveal his chosen club last weekend, plugging this momentous declaration for all it was worth (which, according to reports, could be anything up to £32million and £200,000 a week).

But it turned out it was another tease and the protracted sale was dragged out a little longer.

Hazard said this week: 'I don't know when I'll make a decision. It will be Manchester City, Manchester United or Chelsea. The decision will depend on the amount of play I would see and the position.'

And the cash, of course.

The danger is that by the time Hazard arrives in the Premier League, everyone will already be heartily sick of him.

There's no guarantee he will be a success either.

For every Didier Drogba that translates success in the French League to these shores, there is a Marouane Chamakh.

When Hazard finally agrees to go somewhere he needn't bother posing with the scarf of his new club, as new players usually do.

He's been such a tart about it all they should just hand him a feather boa.

Sums up my feelings perfectly

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

One more week to go.

For me, It feels like the Derby week.

What are you babbling on about?

How do you feel when you wait the Derby game against United ?

Thats my feeling right now.

There is a derby next week between City and United for Hazard, and hopefully City will win it.

Ace.

 

[Ray78]

What are you babbling on about?

How do you feel when you wait the Derby game against United ?

Thats my feeling right now.

There is a derby next week between City and United for Hazard, and hopefully City will win it.

Ace.

You know what the was the outcome in the derby TC?

 

[Tevez City]

How do you feel when you wait the Derby game against United ?

Thats my feeling right now.

There is a derby next week between City and United for Hazard, and hopefully City will win it.

Ace.

You know what the was the outcome in the derby TC?

Lets hope it will be the same outcome.

 

[wahooblue]

One more week to go.

For me, It feels like the Derby week.

What are you babbling on about?

Rag thats talking shit. Just ignore him

I find the Tevez City subplot on this board interesting. From what I understand:

Tevez decides to fuck the club over. Tevez City continues to stand by him. The majority of posters decide that Tevez is a shit and that Tevez City is a "rag" for continuing to stand by him. Then Tevez comes back and everybody forgets that they hated him for about 4 months and everyone loves him again. BUT....Tevez City still gets shit.

Can a mod confirm that Tevez City is actually located in Abu Dhabi (using his his IP address) so that everybody can cut this shit out. I personally have a lot more respect for TC for sticking by Tevez through the season (even though I think he should never have been allowed back in the squad) than all the fickle fans who HATED him and now LOVE him again.

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

Ace.

You know what the was the outcome in the derby TC?

Lets hope it will be the same outcome.

The problem with your analogy is that Chelsea are after him also. So it's more like a three-legged race, but in which the three legs are competing against each other, and only one can win, unless another leg enters the race, and then it'll be a four-legged race and so on ad nauseum....

 

[tilbz]

Has he signed yet?


Ignore me I'm pissed

 

[johnmc]

Has he signed yet?


Ignore me I'm pissed

Corky said the rags have confirmed it

 

[Lancet Fluke]

You know what the was the outcome in the derby TC?

Lets hope it will be the same outcome.

The problem with your analogy is that Chelsea are after him also. So it's more like a three-legged race, but in which the three legs are competing against each other, and only one can win, unless another leg enters the race, and then it'll be a four-legged race and so on ad nauseum....

Another difference is that the derby is vitally important to supporters and this season was vitally important to the destination of the title whereas if Hazard signs for another club, we will just move on and sign someone else.

 

[C_T_I_D]

I'm really bored of this transfer saga. It has dragged on far too long for me to retain any excitement about this potential signing. He or his agent are using the fact that three clubs are heavily interested in signing him and massaging his ego in the process. It's growing very boring very fast!