Daz_Blue
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Re: Samuel Eto'o [merged]
7am here in Florida ....... just woke up, has he signed yet ?
7am here in Florida ....... just woke up, has he signed yet ?
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The power of Paul
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Re: Samuel Eto'o [merged]
you wouldnt get this kind of trouble off Peter Crouch.
Forzacitizens said:so i take it nothing to panic about here then?
you wouldnt get this kind of trouble off Peter Crouch.
meldrew
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Re: Samuel Eto'o [merged]
They really are shit sky sports aren't they?
Rags will no doubt be texting soon because the gospel, sky sports have spoken.
Pathetic
They really are shit sky sports aren't they?
Rags will no doubt be texting soon because the gospel, sky sports have spoken.
Pathetic
kippaxwarrior
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Re: Samuel Eto'o [merged]
the contract ans statement were made last night
just SSN being Wankers
not yetForzacitizens said:so i take it nothing to panic about here then?
the contract ans statement were made last night
just SSN being Wankers
svennis pennis
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Re: Samuel Eto'o [merged]
Yes, but by all accounts he has no intention of signing it.
The contract offer is the same terms he is currently on so he wont sign it. Its an attempt to get out of paying the loyalty bonus. Dont worry about it. These facts have been in circulation for about 14 hours, Sky has only just picked up on it.
the press conference was very favorable to us.
ussy said:ok please someone to prevent me from collapsing on the floor right now just please clear it up about this contract being offered to eto by barca... has he really been offered this?
Yes, but by all accounts he has no intention of signing it.
The contract offer is the same terms he is currently on so he wont sign it. Its an attempt to get out of paying the loyalty bonus. Dont worry about it. These facts have been in circulation for about 14 hours, Sky has only just picked up on it.
the press conference was very favorable to us.
Wrighty Wrexham
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Re: Samuel Eto'o [merged]
LMAO no he would just ask the girlfriend yes or no!
The power of Paul said:Forzacitizens said:so i take it nothing to panic about here then?
you wouldnt get this kind of trouble off Peter Crouch.
LMAO no he would just ask the girlfriend yes or no!
mcfc_die_hard
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Re: Samuel Eto'o [merged]
HAHAHAHA PMSL @ ssn the biased twats hahahahaha
HAHAHAHA PMSL @ ssn the biased twats hahahahaha
Taylor
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Re: Samuel Eto'o [merged]
Samuel Eto'o wants to stay at Barcelona, but will not fight to remain with the European champions if they do not want to keep him, according to the striker's agent.
Premier League outfit Manchester City made a 'stratospheric offer' for Eto'o over the weekend, according to Barcelona president Joan Laporta, which Sky Sports sources understand to be in the region of £25million.
Reports suggest Eto'o, who has one year remaining on his contract at Camp Nou, is prepared to snub a move to England but the Cameroon international's future remains uncertain.
The 28-year-old's representative, Jose Maria Mesalles, is adamant his client wants to continue his career with the Catalan club, but has blasted the Barcelona board for the murky events of the transfer saga.
"The player wants to stay and complete the last year of his contract," said Mesalles.
Professional manner
"If Barca don't want him they should say so, so we can pursue the player's future in a professional manner.
"The club said coach Pep Guardiola did not want him. Guardiola has not told the player he is not required."
Eto'o has a contract with Barcelona until 2010, but Mesalles claims he did not receive an offer of an extension until almost midnight on Monday when the club offered a two-year extension on the same salary.
Mesalles believes that, if Barcelona have received an offer from City they should be open about it.
"If they have a serious offer from Manchester City, and if they want to continue with this negotiation we could be interested," Mesalles added.
"We haven't spoken to City but if Barca have reached an agreement it shouldn't be that difficult to reach a deal."
Samuel Eto'o wants to stay at Barcelona, but will not fight to remain with the European champions if they do not want to keep him, according to the striker's agent.
Premier League outfit Manchester City made a 'stratospheric offer' for Eto'o over the weekend, according to Barcelona president Joan Laporta, which Sky Sports sources understand to be in the region of £25million.
Reports suggest Eto'o, who has one year remaining on his contract at Camp Nou, is prepared to snub a move to England but the Cameroon international's future remains uncertain.
The 28-year-old's representative, Jose Maria Mesalles, is adamant his client wants to continue his career with the Catalan club, but has blasted the Barcelona board for the murky events of the transfer saga.
"The player wants to stay and complete the last year of his contract," said Mesalles.
Professional manner
"If Barca don't want him they should say so, so we can pursue the player's future in a professional manner.
"The club said coach Pep Guardiola did not want him. Guardiola has not told the player he is not required."
Eto'o has a contract with Barcelona until 2010, but Mesalles claims he did not receive an offer of an extension until almost midnight on Monday when the club offered a two-year extension on the same salary.
Mesalles believes that, if Barcelona have received an offer from City they should be open about it.
"If they have a serious offer from Manchester City, and if they want to continue with this negotiation we could be interested," Mesalles added.
"We haven't spoken to City but if Barca have reached an agreement it shouldn't be that difficult to reach a deal."