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GStar said:
TBF that is absolutely NOT what the article says... It says that Hughes is still a fan of Bellamy (true) and that with the arrival of Tevez and RSC (pending an extensive medical) in the squad Robinho will have to up his game (particularly away from home) as there will be more competition for places (also true).
All in all the mirror are completely correct in their assessment... MH could indeed play Tevez and SWP together and drop Robinho to the bench if he felt he wasn't performing.
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Pam said:Tricky_Trev said:PMSL. Cheers mate!karlzberg said:Fergie Teves miss
Tricky, that is inspired.
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coulsonblue said:
Many thanks for that!
Originally Posted by shane
City likely to lure Tevez as United withdraw deal
By Ian Herbert
Monday, 22 June 2009
Chelsea's main efforts this week will focus on bringing Bayern Munich's French midfielder Franck Ribéry to Stamford Bridge, with Roman Abramovich not tempted by Carlos Tevez's release from Manchester United into launching a bid to beat Manchester City to his services.
Chelsea are no further ahead in their quest to buy Ribéry, which The Independent revealed three weeks ago, but are taking comfort from the fact that Real Madrid do not appear to have advanced either. Chelsea consider Tevez to be overpriced and Manchester United's decision to effectively end contract talks on Saturday morning has not changed Abramovich's view, it emerged yesterday.
That leaves City with a clear run for Tevez. They would ideally like to tie up the player's services before the week is out, though Roque Santa Cruz is the player they will land first. The Paraguyan was due back from holiday in the early hours of this morning and a medical is likely to take place today. A £16.5m deal may be concluded in the next few days, though with the City manager Mark Hughes on holiday this week, Santa Cruz is unlikely to be unveiled as a City player immediately.
It is a case of "never say never" where Chelsea and Tevez are concerned, but the Argentine is certainly more minded to move to Eastlands in any case. One of his prime motivations is the fact that City will give him a leading role. He is also well known to the South Americans at City – Pablo Zabaleta, Robinho and Elano – and the fact that his family is settled in Manchester also militates against him choosing anywhere else.
United's decision to impose a deadline of last Friday night on the Tevez negotiations and to announce the deal was not going ahead reflects their desire to stop the tail wagging the dog. The Tevez camp say that if United's offer – £110,000 a week and £25m payment – had been made in January the player and his representative, Kia Joorabchian, would have bitten the club's hand off. Instead, United look in need of a big-name striker. The notion of Fernando Torres leaving Anfield for United is inconceivable, despite talk of a prospective bid yesterday.
City likely to lure Tevez as United withdraw deal
By Ian Herbert
Monday, 22 June 2009
Chelsea's main efforts this week will focus on bringing Bayern Munich's French midfielder Franck Ribéry to Stamford Bridge, with Roman Abramovich not tempted by Carlos Tevez's release from Manchester United into launching a bid to beat Manchester City to his services.
Chelsea are no further ahead in their quest to buy Ribéry, which The Independent revealed three weeks ago, but are taking comfort from the fact that Real Madrid do not appear to have advanced either. Chelsea consider Tevez to be overpriced and Manchester United's decision to effectively end contract talks on Saturday morning has not changed Abramovich's view, it emerged yesterday.
That leaves City with a clear run for Tevez. They would ideally like to tie up the player's services before the week is out, though Roque Santa Cruz is the player they will land first. The Paraguyan was due back from holiday in the early hours of this morning and a medical is likely to take place today. A £16.5m deal may be concluded in the next few days, though with the City manager Mark Hughes on holiday this week, Santa Cruz is unlikely to be unveiled as a City player immediately.
It is a case of "never say never" where Chelsea and Tevez are concerned, but the Argentine is certainly more minded to move to Eastlands in any case. One of his prime motivations is the fact that City will give him a leading role. He is also well known to the South Americans at City – Pablo Zabaleta, Robinho and Elano – and the fact that his family is settled in Manchester also militates against him choosing anywhere else.
United's decision to impose a deadline of last Friday night on the Tevez negotiations and to announce the deal was not going ahead reflects their desire to stop the tail wagging the dog. The Tevez camp say that if United's offer – £110,000 a week and £25m payment – had been made in January the player and his representative, Kia Joorabchian, would have bitten the club's hand off. Instead, United look in need of a big-name striker. The notion of Fernando Torres leaving Anfield for United is inconceivable, despite talk of a prospective bid yesterday.
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Who thinks we can get this topic to 1,000 pages???
bluebean
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and it also depends if were talking about something being leked or til he is actually pictured wearing the new shirt... the latter well it could well reach 1000 if little snippets are released knowing the frenzy on here!!! ha