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svennis pennis
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Take it there aren't to many updates. Was it Swanson that said we are close to having a deal?
Stuck at Uni, really want to leave.
Stuck at Uni, really want to leave.
metalblue
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svennis pennis said:Take it there aren't to many updates. Was it Swanson that said we are close to having a deal?
Stuck at Uni, really want to leave.
yes mate it was Swanson
svennis pennis
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metalblue said:svennis pennis said:Take it there aren't to many updates. Was it Swanson that said we are close to having a deal?
Stuck at Uni, really want to leave.
yes mate it was Swanson
Good good. Love seeing that little tosser squirm. i imaging he put an air of caution on it. Just to keep the rags happy.
Mills-Mcfc
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adam_rushmer
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Glenda MCFC
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taken from Guardian today .. setanta also running it
Kaka is willing to meet Manchester City's owner, Sheikh Mansour, to discuss a potential move despite saying yesterday that he wanted to stay at Milan. City are willing to pay the Brazil midfielder £500,000 a week and he wants to hear the club's plans from the multibillionaire who took over in September before making a decision on his future.
His decision is likely to have implications for Robinho, who – according to sources close to the Premier League's most expensive player – is alarmed by City's poor results and had been promised there would be an influx of superstars.
Although Robinho is not thought to be considering his own position, the former Real Madrid player has been described as "unsettled" and has started to question how long it will be before City are in a position to challenge for trophies. His impression of Mark Hughes is understood to have deteriorated, partly because of the manager's problems with two of City's other Brazilians, Elano and Jo.
Robinho, it has been confirmed, played an instrumental part in trying to persuade Kaka, the subject of a bid in excess of £100m, to give up Milan for a club that is languishing 15th in the Premier League. City's executives travelled to Milan on Tuesday and had a favourable response from the Italian club
Kaka is willing to meet Manchester City's owner, Sheikh Mansour, to discuss a potential move despite saying yesterday that he wanted to stay at Milan. City are willing to pay the Brazil midfielder £500,000 a week and he wants to hear the club's plans from the multibillionaire who took over in September before making a decision on his future.
His decision is likely to have implications for Robinho, who – according to sources close to the Premier League's most expensive player – is alarmed by City's poor results and had been promised there would be an influx of superstars.
Although Robinho is not thought to be considering his own position, the former Real Madrid player has been described as "unsettled" and has started to question how long it will be before City are in a position to challenge for trophies. His impression of Mark Hughes is understood to have deteriorated, partly because of the manager's problems with two of City's other Brazilians, Elano and Jo.
Robinho, it has been confirmed, played an instrumental part in trying to persuade Kaka, the subject of a bid in excess of £100m, to give up Milan for a club that is languishing 15th in the Premier League. City's executives travelled to Milan on Tuesday and had a favourable response from the Italian club