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Re: David Villa Done Deal!

Blu KB said:
Has there ever been a more wasted effort on the internet than this thread?!

DUDE. this is the INTERNET. being self conscious about wasting effort on the internet is like pissing in a river and watching to see if the water rises.

think of how much bandwidth is pissed away on tinfoil hat conspiracy forums, etc. better question would be what's on the internet that ISN'T wasted effort?
 
Re: David Villa Done Deal!

Sorry to hear OB, hope things go ok for you.

So does anyone still think we will get Villa?
 
Re: David Villa Done Deal!

Oldham Blue I haven't met you but you always appear as a sound bloke. Wish you all the best mate.
 
Re: David Villa Done Deal!

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Manchester City will be foiled in their attempts to sign David Villa after Valencia insisted they will not sell the Spanish hotshot this season.

City had hoped to capitalise on the credit crunch, which had plunged financially-stricken Valencia into major doubts over their immediate future.

However, Los Ches have agreed a deal with Unibet as their principal sponsor, which means they no longer need to sell their best players to stay afloat.

Vice-president Fernando Gomez did discuss the names who will be allowed to leave, but he was forthright in his attitude towards a potential £30 million bid from City for Villa.

“Villa and Silva are not going to be leaving Valencia,” Gomez was quoted as saying in El Confidencial.

"There are the possible exits of [Nikola] Zigic and Hugo Viana, but that is because they are players who need to play because here they have not had opportunities
 
Re: David Villa Done Deal!

bonespost said:
http://www.setanta.com//uk/Articles/Football/2008/12/13/Prem-City-to-miss-out-on-Villa/gnid-31434/
Manchester City will be foiled in their attempts to sign David Villa after Valencia insisted they will not sell the Spanish hotshot this season.

City had hoped to capitalise on the credit crunch, which had plunged financially-stricken Valencia into major doubts over their immediate future.

However, Los Ches have agreed a deal with Unibet as their principal sponsor, which means they no longer need to sell their best players to stay afloat.

Vice-president Fernando Gomez did discuss the names who will be allowed to leave, but he was forthright in his attitude towards a potential £30 million bid from City for Villa.

“Villa and Silva are not going to be leaving Valencia,” Gomez was quoted as saying in El Confidencial.

"There are the possible exits of [Nikola] Zigic and Hugo Viana, but that is because they are players who need to play because here they have not had opportunities

nothing like a bit of old news...
 

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