mancityscot
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neil jung said:
I'm so fucking happy
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I'm so fucking happy
keemcfc
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omg is this real?neil jung said:
and youve been a member for years so not a wum either!
although it is notw :(
but better than the so called, deafening (for some reason) silence!
danny21manc
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mancityscot said:neil jung said:
I'm so fucking happy
Holy shit dont make me do this hahaha its the news of the world ffs im
And this is from the Minger, though unfortunately the Minger is more full of crap than the NOW, if such a thing were possible.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/2009/07/12/john-terry-asks-roman-abramovich-for-man-city-talks-115875-21512610/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/ ... -21512610/</a>
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/2009/07/12/john-terry-asks-roman-abramovich-for-man-city-talks-115875-21512610/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/ ... -21512610/</a>
Judge Rheinhold
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hmmm
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/chelsea/5777837/Do-Umbro-hold-the-key-to-Manchester-Citys-attempts-to-sign-Chelseas-John-Terry.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... Terry.html</a>
sorry if old news
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/chelsea/5777837/Do-Umbro-hold-the-key-to-Manchester-Citys-attempts-to-sign-Chelseas-John-Terry.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... Terry.html</a>
sorry if old news
nhsuperstar
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Judge Rheinhold said:
Gary Cook. Genius!!!
Chelsea want John Terry to put up or shut up
Duncan Castles, additional reporting by Jonathan Northcroft
Chelsea are to call John Terry’s bluff by telling him to put up or shut up over his highly public flirtation with Manchester City. The club will reject a third, £30m-plus bid for their captain this week and tell Terry that they have no intention of matching City’s offer to double his current wage to £250,000 a week.
While Roman Abramovich is prepared to make Terry the best-paid player at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea’s owner will not go significantly beyond the £150,000-a-week salary granted to Frank Lampard last summer. Should Terry decide to place Sheikh Mansour’s petrobillions ahead of his oft-stated devotion to Chelsea, the London club will tell Terry to hand in a formal transfer request and make it clear that the player is the driving force behind a move.
For his part, Terry has asked football dealmaker Chris Nathaniel to help negotiate with City. Nathaniel already represents Robinho, the club’s current best-paid player, and Micah Richards. He has previously secured Terry a lucrative book deal, works extensively with his England teammate Rio Ferdinand, and last season fronted a Nigerian takeover bid for Newcastle United.
City remain confident that Terry will be their player before the new Premier League season begins. The England captain spent part of a recent holiday in Dubai with City manager Mark Hughes, and Hughes believes that Terry is unhappy with Chelsea’s failure to add top-class players to their squad and a lack of consultation over Carlo Ancelotti’s appointment.
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When City made their first unsuccessful bid for Terry last January, the player’s agent, Aaron Lincoln, was negotiating the transfer of Wayne Bridge to Eastlands. During that period, Terry had expressed his discontent with then-Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari’s training methods and a message was sent to City that the defender “wanted outâ€.
Hughes is in the market for two centre-backs and has calculated that Terry can reinforce his defence, providing leadership to what has been an often fragile team, while satisfying his employer’s desire for a star signing. It is understood that Friday’s decision to withdraw an offer for Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o was partially motivated by City’s belief that Terry will go through with his exit from Chelsea.
The London club believe Terry is using City’s overtures to improve his financial position and status at Stamford Bridge, and that the 29-year-old has no serious interest in changing his place of work.
It would certainly be politically difficult for Terry to be seen as the instigator of a move away from a club with whom he has fashioned a public image of slavish loyalty. Talking in February about City’s initial bid for him, Terry said: “Chelsea told me what had happened as a courtesy. I was very happy with their reaction, as mine would have been the same. I have always said that I want to end my career at the club which I love and we all see no reason why that cannot happen.â€
Terry has had significant issues with injury in recent seasons and is seen by many in the game as a declining force, but Chelsea continue to insist that he is “not for sale at any priceâ€. The club is, however, mindful of dealings with Terry over his last contract renewal in 2007.
During those negotiations, Terry asked for a 10-year contract that included a clause that would guarantee him being the club’s best-paid player for the duration of the deal. The defender also wanted an option to become Chelsea’s manager when he retired from playing.
Could Umbro and this agent be the key?!
Duncan Castles, additional reporting by Jonathan Northcroft
Chelsea are to call John Terry’s bluff by telling him to put up or shut up over his highly public flirtation with Manchester City. The club will reject a third, £30m-plus bid for their captain this week and tell Terry that they have no intention of matching City’s offer to double his current wage to £250,000 a week.
While Roman Abramovich is prepared to make Terry the best-paid player at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea’s owner will not go significantly beyond the £150,000-a-week salary granted to Frank Lampard last summer. Should Terry decide to place Sheikh Mansour’s petrobillions ahead of his oft-stated devotion to Chelsea, the London club will tell Terry to hand in a formal transfer request and make it clear that the player is the driving force behind a move.
For his part, Terry has asked football dealmaker Chris Nathaniel to help negotiate with City. Nathaniel already represents Robinho, the club’s current best-paid player, and Micah Richards. He has previously secured Terry a lucrative book deal, works extensively with his England teammate Rio Ferdinand, and last season fronted a Nigerian takeover bid for Newcastle United.
City remain confident that Terry will be their player before the new Premier League season begins. The England captain spent part of a recent holiday in Dubai with City manager Mark Hughes, and Hughes believes that Terry is unhappy with Chelsea’s failure to add top-class players to their squad and a lack of consultation over Carlo Ancelotti’s appointment.
Related Links
When City made their first unsuccessful bid for Terry last January, the player’s agent, Aaron Lincoln, was negotiating the transfer of Wayne Bridge to Eastlands. During that period, Terry had expressed his discontent with then-Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari’s training methods and a message was sent to City that the defender “wanted outâ€.
Hughes is in the market for two centre-backs and has calculated that Terry can reinforce his defence, providing leadership to what has been an often fragile team, while satisfying his employer’s desire for a star signing. It is understood that Friday’s decision to withdraw an offer for Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o was partially motivated by City’s belief that Terry will go through with his exit from Chelsea.
The London club believe Terry is using City’s overtures to improve his financial position and status at Stamford Bridge, and that the 29-year-old has no serious interest in changing his place of work.
It would certainly be politically difficult for Terry to be seen as the instigator of a move away from a club with whom he has fashioned a public image of slavish loyalty. Talking in February about City’s initial bid for him, Terry said: “Chelsea told me what had happened as a courtesy. I was very happy with their reaction, as mine would have been the same. I have always said that I want to end my career at the club which I love and we all see no reason why that cannot happen.â€
Terry has had significant issues with injury in recent seasons and is seen by many in the game as a declining force, but Chelsea continue to insist that he is “not for sale at any priceâ€. The club is, however, mindful of dealings with Terry over his last contract renewal in 2007.
During those negotiations, Terry asked for a 10-year contract that included a clause that would guarantee him being the club’s best-paid player for the duration of the deal. The defender also wanted an option to become Chelsea’s manager when he retired from playing.
Could Umbro and this agent be the key?!
sam221985
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two papers reporting that though, could be something in it.
edit: three?
edit: three?
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