sydneycroatia58
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Falcao has seemingly said his goodbyes to Atletico fans.
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imnofreak
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Monaco as well? Insane. Porto reunion.
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afromanGT
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sydneycroatia58 wrote:Falcao has seemingly said his goodbyes to Atletico fans. Bit of a shame, but for 60m I can make my peace with it. It seems like a bit of a sideways step for Falcao, but if the club can cash in on him then why not? Miguel Gil seemed pretty confident that they could find a replacement for him and even implied that they had a target in mind already. I'm interested to see where this goes.
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kitsoasis
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afromanGT wrote:sydneycroatia58 wrote:Falcao has seemingly said his goodbyes to Atletico fans. Bit of a shame, but for 60m I can make my peace with it. It seems like a bit of a sideways step for Falcao, but if the club can cash in on him then why not? Miguel Gil seemed pretty confident that they could find a replacement for him and even implied that they had a target in mind already. I'm interested to see where this goes. You seem to have a knack for replacing high-profile forwards with one who is just as good, if not better.
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afromanGT
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kitsoasis wrote:afromanGT wrote:sydneycroatia58 wrote:Falcao has seemingly said his goodbyes to Atletico fans. Bit of a shame, but for 60m I can make my peace with it. It seems like a bit of a sideways step for Falcao, but if the club can cash in on him then why not? Miguel Gil seemed pretty confident that they could find a replacement for him and even implied that they had a target in mind already. I'm interested to see where this goes. You seem to have a knack for replacing high-profile forwards with one who is just as good, if not better. After replacing Torres, Forlan and Aguero I've got no doubt that they'll be able to replace Falcao. I can see them going for Damiao or even having a crack at Pato.
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Roar_Brisbane
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Felipe Santana to Schalke.
While Borussia Dortmund have signed Sokratis
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Vaughn2111
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According to reports in Spain, Falcao is due in Monaco today for negotiations ahead of what could be a £50million move.
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afromanGT
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Vaughn2111 wrote:According to reports in Spain, Falcao is due in Monaco today for negotiations ahead of what could be a £50million move. 60m Euro, 51m pound.
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StreetzFC
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Portuguese sports newspaper A Bola is reporting Di Maria to Monaco for €25mil...
Not sure if true or not though.
In regards to ffp, how will these signings affect Monaco?
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afromanGT
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Quote:In regards to ffp, how will these signings affect Monaco? Having spent in excess of 130m already, and playing in a stadium with just 18k capacity I'm going to say they won't be in Europe in 2014. Sky sports is reporting Edin Dzeko could be headed for a return to the Bundesliga to replace Lewandowski at Dortmund.
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Vaughn2111
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afromanGT wrote:Vaughn2111 wrote:According to reports in Spain, Falcao is due in Monaco today for negotiations ahead of what could be a £50million move. 60m Euro, 51m pound. Fuck, glad you clarified that extra Mil for me. :p
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afromanGT
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Vaughn2111 wrote:afromanGT wrote:Vaughn2111 wrote:According to reports in Spain, Falcao is due in Monaco today for negotiations ahead of what could be a £50million move. 60m Euro, 51m pound. Fuck, glad you clarified that extra Mil for me. :p Hey man...a million pounds is a lot of money.
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Roar_Brisbane
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afromanGT wrote:Quote:In regards to ffp, how will these signings affect Monaco? Having spent in excess of 130m already, and playing in a stadium with just 18k capacity I'm going to say they won't be in Europe in 2014. Sky sports is reporting Edin Dzeko could be headed for a return to the Bundesliga to replace Lewandowski at Dortmund. I hope he stays in the EPL.
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afromanGT
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Liverpool have confirmed they've agreed to a deal with Kolo Toure.
Why do we keep doing this? #-o
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JohnVanHalen
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afromanGT wrote:Liverpool have confirmed they've agreed to a deal with Kolo Toure.
Why do we keep doing this? #-o Just saw this and had to laugh lol ](*,)
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Vaughn2111
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JohnVanHalen wrote:afromanGT wrote:Liverpool have confirmed they've agreed to a deal with Kolo Toure.
Why do we keep doing this? #-o Just saw this and had to laugh lol ](*,) It's not the end of the world. He's on a free and will add some experience, especially if you're looking to spend big on a younger CB, like Papa or the Sporting CB
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Ricardo Cavarlho is the latest player to join Monaco. Another ex-FC Porto player.
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afromanGT wrote:Liverpool have confirmed they've agreed to a deal with Kolo Toure.
Why do we keep doing this? #-o More like YOLO TOURE. amiright? -PB
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paulbagzFC wrote:afromanGT wrote:Liverpool have confirmed they've agreed to a deal with Kolo Toure.
Why do we keep doing this? #-o More like YOLO TOURE. amiright? -PB :lol: :lol:
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Toure would be a good squad player if he's not on a massive wage.
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afromanGT
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Vaughn2111 wrote:JohnVanHalen wrote:afromanGT wrote:Liverpool have confirmed they've agreed to a deal with Kolo Toure.
Why do we keep doing this? #-o Just saw this and had to laugh lol ](*,) It's not the end of the world. He's on a free and will add some experience, especially if you're looking to spend big on a younger CB, like Papa or the Sporting CB I think the only reason you sign Toure is if you're planning to let Skrtel leave tbh.
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Vaughn2111
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afromanGT wrote:Vaughn2111 wrote:JohnVanHalen wrote:[quote=afromanGT]Liverpool have confirmed they've agreed to a deal with Kolo Toure.
Why do we keep doing this? #-o Just saw this and had to laugh lol ](*,) It's not the end of the world. He's on a free and will add some experience, especially if you're looking to spend big on a younger CB, like Papa or the Sporting CB I think the only reason you sign Toure is if you're planning to let Skrtel leave tbh.[/quote Well, not really. As it stands it's Carra out, and Kolo in.
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sydneycroatia58
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Yeah I think the signing of Toure has less to do with any potential Skrtel departure, and more to do with Carra retiring and Danny Wilson going to Hearts.
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I like Kolo. Certainly has pedigree.
And with Santana going to Schalke I think we're in a very good position to sign Papadopoulos. Which would be fantastic.
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Monaco have signed Ricardo Carvalho on a free transfer on 1 year deal with the option for a 2nd.
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Doubting this to the highest degree but IF it did transpire, how would you Arsenal fans react? Quote:United open talks to sign FabregasManchester United have made initial contact with Barcelona over a potential purchase of Cesc Fabregas, ESPN understands, as David Moyes has finally set out his main plans for a first transfer window as manager at Old Trafford. Moyes has resolved to greatly reinforce the midfield, and United will look to make at the very least two signings in the area - possibly more. At the top of the list of targets at present are Marouane Fellaini, Thiago Alcantara and, above all, Fabregas. Moyes also feels the need to make at least one "statement" signing, especially with the expected departure of Wayne Rooney. United sources have confirmed to ESPN that there have already been discussions between the club and Barcelona over both Fabregas and Thiago. While the Catalans are willing to sanction the sale of Thiago to Old Trafford for around £18m, leaving the final decision over a move to the player, there is more uncertainty over Fabregas. Barca are still deciding what to do next with a signing that has been a relative failure given the former Arsenal midfielder’s undeniable quality. Fabregas is understood to be wavering over whether he wants a move. Although there is a willingness on both parts to eventually make his stay at Camp Nou work as a consequence of the obvious emotional connection between the 26-year-old and the Catalans, United are hoping to act on that doubt. It is felt at Old Trafford that a figure of over £25m may tempt Barcelona. Moyes would also be able to offer Fabregas the influential midfield role that he has failed to earn at Camp Nou, as Xavi continues to have such a strong impact. Any deal may be complicated by Arsenal's reported first refusal on Fabregas, although United sources are confident that will not be an issue. At this juncture, Thiago is seen as a much more likely signing for United, although he is said to still be unsure over both wages and whether a move to the Premier League is currently the best decision for his career. Moyes’ hand has been further forced by the close-season's exits, as well as the existing gaps in the United midfield from the 2012-13 season. Not only has Paul Scholes retired, it is anticipated that Anderson will leave, most likely to a Portuguese club. United are also open to selling Nani, with Arsenal understood to be contemplating a £15m bid. Moyes as yet has no firm plans over what to do up front, or whether to reinforce at all. Although United were encouraged as recently as last week that a move for long-term target Robert Lewandowski may be possible, the events of the last few days have left them feeling much less confident. Part of the problem has been that the Polish forward’s representatives have been looking to keep their options open, particularly with Borussia Dortmund so unwilling to sell to Lewandowski’s first choice of Bayern Munich. http://espnfc.com/news/story?id=1462772&cc=3436 Edited by JohnVanHalen: 29/5/2013 12:03:23 PM
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sydneycroatia58
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JohnVanHalen wrote:Doubting this to the highest degree but IF it did transpire, how would you Arsenal fans react? Quote:[u] United open talks to sign Fabregas/u] Manchester United have made initial contact with Barcelona over a potential purchase of Cesc Fabregas, ESPN understands, as David Moyes has finally set out his main plans for a first transfer window as manager at Old Trafford. Moyes has resolved to greatly reinforce the midfield, and United will look to make at the very least two signings in the area - possibly more. At the top of the list of targets at present are Marouane Fellaini, Thiago Alcantara and, above all, Fabregas. Moyes also feels the need to make at least one "statement" signing, especially with the expected departure of Wayne Rooney. United sources have confirmed to ESPN that there have already been discussions between the club and Barcelona over both Fabregas and Thiago. While the Catalans are willing to sanction the sale of Thiago to Old Trafford for around £18m, leaving the final decision over a move to the player, there is more uncertainty over Fabregas. Barca are still deciding what to do next with a signing that has been a relative failure given the former Arsenal midfielder’s undeniable quality. Fabregas is understood to be wavering over whether he wants a move. Although there is a willingness on both parts to eventually make his stay at Camp Nou work as a consequence of the obvious emotional connection between the 26-year-old and the Catalans, United are hoping to act on that doubt. It is felt at Old Trafford that a figure of over £25m may tempt Barcelona. Moyes would also be able to offer Fabregas the influential midfield role that he has failed to earn at Camp Nou, as Xavi continues to have such a strong impact. Any deal may be complicated by Arsenal's reported first refusal on Fabregas, although United sources are confident that will not be an issue. At this juncture, Thiago is seen as a much more likely signing for United, although he is said to still be unsure over both wages and whether a move to the Premier League is currently the best decision for his career. Moyes’ hand has been further forced by the close-season's exits, as well as the existing gaps in the United midfield from the 2012-13 season. Not only has Paul Scholes retired, it is anticipated that Anderson will leave, most likely to a Portuguese club. United are also open to selling Nani, with Arsenal understood to be contemplating a £15m bid. Moyes as yet has no firm plans over what to do up front, or whether to reinforce at all. Although United were encouraged as recently as last week that a move for long-term target Robert Lewandowski may be possible, the events of the last few days have left them feeling much less confident. Part of the problem has been that the Polish forward’s representatives have been looking to keep their options open, particularly with Borussia Dortmund so unwilling to sell to Lewandowski’s first choice of Bayern Munich. http://espnfc.com/news/story?id=1462772&cc=3436 Most would go nuts but I'd be very very meh. I'm not naive to think he really wouldn't play for another English club apart from us, I used to be, but not anymore. Edited by sydneycroatia58: 29/5/2013 11:02:48 AM
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JohnVanHalen
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sydneycroatia58 wrote:JohnVanHalen wrote:Doubting this to the highest degree but IF it did transpire, how would you Arsenal fans react? Quote:[u] United open talks to sign Fabregas/u] Manchester United have made initial contact with Barcelona over a potential purchase of Cesc Fabregas, ESPN understands, as David Moyes has finally set out his main plans for a first transfer window as manager at Old Trafford. Moyes has resolved to greatly reinforce the midfield, and United will look to make at the very least two signings in the area - possibly more. At the top of the list of targets at present are Marouane Fellaini, Thiago Alcantara and, above all, Fabregas. Moyes also feels the need to make at least one "statement" signing, especially with the expected departure of Wayne Rooney. United sources have confirmed to ESPN that there have already been discussions between the club and Barcelona over both Fabregas and Thiago. While the Catalans are willing to sanction the sale of Thiago to Old Trafford for around £18m, leaving the final decision over a move to the player, there is more uncertainty over Fabregas. Barca are still deciding what to do next with a signing that has been a relative failure given the former Arsenal midfielder’s undeniable quality. Fabregas is understood to be wavering over whether he wants a move. Although there is a willingness on both parts to eventually make his stay at Camp Nou work as a consequence of the obvious emotional connection between the 26-year-old and the Catalans, United are hoping to act on that doubt. It is felt at Old Trafford that a figure of over £25m may tempt Barcelona. Moyes would also be able to offer Fabregas the influential midfield role that he has failed to earn at Camp Nou, as Xavi continues to have such a strong impact. Any deal may be complicated by Arsenal's reported first refusal on Fabregas, although United sources are confident that will not be an issue. At this juncture, Thiago is seen as a much more likely signing for United, although he is said to still be unsure over both wages and whether a move to the Premier League is currently the best decision for his career. Moyes’ hand has been further forced by the close-season's exits, as well as the existing gaps in the United midfield from the 2012-13 season. Not only has Paul Scholes retired, it is anticipated that Anderson will leave, most likely to a Portuguese club. United are also open to selling Nani, with Arsenal understood to be contemplating a £15m bid. Moyes as yet has no firm plans over what to do up front, or whether to reinforce at all. Although United were encouraged as recently as last week that a move for long-term target Robert Lewandowski may be possible, the events of the last few days have left them feeling much less confident. Part of the problem has been that the Polish forward’s representatives have been looking to keep their options open, particularly with Borussia Dortmund so unwilling to sell to Lewandowski’s first choice of Bayern Munich. http://espnfc.com/news/story?id=1462772&cc=3436 Most would go nuts but I'd be very very meh. I'm not naive to think he really wouldn't play for another English club apart from us, I used to be, but not anymore. Edited by sydneycroatia58: 29/5/2013 11:02:48 AM I just want the window to open so we can all see who's going where before the new season, pretty much the only thing to get excited about in off season lol
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afromanGT
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imnofreak wrote:I like Kolo. Certainly has pedigree.
And with Santana going to Schalke I think we're in a very good position to sign Papadopoulos. Which would be fantastic. Pedigree? He was banned for six months for performance enhancing drugs! #-o Reports that City and Madrid are interested in Jesus Navas, whcih is interesting because the guy gets home sick playing with the Spanish national team, let alone moving away from Seville long-term. Thiago has distanced himself from rumours linking him with a move to Manchester United. The Daily Star is reporting that Monaco have added Hatem Ben Arfa to their extensive wishlist. They're also linking David Luiz with a move away from Chelsea after rumours that Jose Mourinho doesn't rate him as a defender. The Sun believe that Arsene Wenger is monitoring Martin Skrtel's situation at Liverpool and considering a 12m move (personally, I'd take that).
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sydneycroatia58
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Not sure if Skrtel would like being a benchwarmer.
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