Eden Hazard (continued)

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corky1970 said:
Hazard shirts just appeared on UTD's official club page

press conference booked for Sunday at 4pm

No need for that. They're giddy enough without you trolling the thread, so either put a link up, admit your lying or you're taking a break for the evening.
 
stony said:
corky1970 said:
Hazard shirts just appeared on UTD's official club page

press conference booked for Sunday at 4pm

No need for that. They're giddy enough without you trolling the thread, so either put a link up, admit your lying or you're taking a break for the evening.

Busted!
 
stony said:
corky1970 said:
Hazard shirts just appeared on UTD's official club page

press conference booked for Sunday at 4pm

No need for that. They're giddy enough without you trolling the thread, so either put a link up, admit your lying or you're taking a break for the evening.
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corky1970 said:
stony said:
corky1970 said:
Hazard shirts just appeared on UTD's official club page

press conference booked for Sunday at 4pm

No need for that. They're giddy enough without you trolling the thread, so either put a link up, admit your lying or you're taking a break for the evening.


of coursed lm lying you precious granny ffs !!!

Corky mate, the transfer forum gets giddy enough without people taking the piss. You should know better ffs.
 
corky1970 said:
stony said:
corky1970 said:
of coursed lm lying you precious granny ffs !!!

Corky mate, the transfer forum gets giddy enough without people taking the piss. You should know better ffs.


im going downstairs to call someone or something a **** and leave the transfer forum forthwith

Haha, it's fucking bedlam up here I don't blame you.
 
Rags on sad cafe are very worried that when Dave Whelan's reports of Fergie's retirement at the end of the season leaks out it will damage their chances of getting Hazard.
Fergusons'close friend Dave Whelan thinks Ferguson will retire after next season:
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/152273.html?CMP=OTC-RSS" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/st ... MP=OTC-RSS</a>
Sir Alex Ferguson will step down as Manchester United manager at the end of the 2012-13 season to preserve his health, according to Wigan Athletic chairman Dave Whelan.

Ferguson, 70, has been at the United helm since 1986, leading the club to incredible success during his tenure which has included 12 Premier League titles.

The Scot has toyed with the idea of calling time on his coaching days, announcing plans to do so at the end of the 2001-02 campaign, but then decided to stay on as Red Devils manager. Although in December 2011 he did set a timeframe when he expressed his hope that he will be in charge at Old Trafford for three more years.

Whelan, however, believes his close friend will step down at the conclusion of the 2012-13 season after suffering a slight health scare in recent days, telling ESPN: "After next season, Sir Alex will call it a day. The pressure is telling, especially when you are at the top for so long.

"The older you get the harder it is to cope with all that pressure, and eventually it will affect you. Sir Alex is resilient and I know he will want to carry on until he drops, and I respect what he has achieved as everyone does.

"I am sure his intention was to carry on for two or three, maybe even more years, but he has had a little scare in the last week or so and that tells me he will think very hard, and realise there is no point trying to carry on.."
 
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