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by **Roger Red Hat** » Mon May 17, 2010 11:28 am

kanoute wrote:JESUS NAVAS (Sevilla F.C.)

http://www.as.com/futbol....Tes

yeah thanks for that. I'll just take a course in spanish or whatever language it's in so I can read it...

by **JamCar05** » Mon May 17, 2010 3:54 pm

Fauxy wrote:Ozil is class. If we got him I would be a happy man.

But he would cost about £20 Million sooo there is no chance

Agree with him being class. I've been very impressed with Ozil on most occasions when I've been able to watch him - a technically very gifted player who has taken over the mantle from Diego at Bremen. Doesn't seem to be much credibility in those rumours though.

by **NANNY RED** » Mon May 17, 2010 11:11 pm

James Milner to Manc City 20 million

by **NANNY RED** » Mon May 17, 2010 11:40 pm

fEEL

SICK HERE , just spoke to my mate in Madrid and there still going on about Gerrard going there , but thats not why i feel sick . they want Torres an all but there is a new interest in on the horizon the told me , You wont fecking believe this, The mancs want him an all .an im not talking City here , they really really are interested and are gonna push the boat out ,

:censored:

OFF

by **NANNY RED** » Mon May 17, 2010 11:54 pm

i HONESTLY FEEL SICK

by **account deleted by request** » Tue May 18, 2010 12:05 am

There is no fecking way we would sell N'gog to the mancs never mind Torres Nan.

by **account deleted by request** » Tue May 18, 2010 12:08 am

Just to cheer you up Nan :-

Liverpool turn down Arsenal’s £14 million bid for goalkeeper Pepe Reina

Sources at Anfield have confirmed that Liverpool have turned down a bid in the region of £14 million from Arsenal for keeper Pepe Reina. With Gunners fans feeling increasingly frustrated of Almunia and Fabianski’s recent performances at the Emirates stadium, it was only a matter of time before Arsene Wenger decided to splash the cash on a new number one.

Recent media speculation surrounding Arsenal has seen a number of goalkeepers linked with the London club but, to the surprise of many, it is Pepe Reina who has caught Wenger’s eye. Liverpool not only turned down the bid but also stated that Reina, who has won the Premier League Golden Glove award 3 times, was not for sale at any price. However in view of the current financial situation at Liverpool it was believed the bid would have been enough to tempt the Reds owners into accepting. With Cesc Fabregas’ future at Arsenal in the balance it could also be seen as a tactical ploy from Wenger to attract Spanish international Reina to the club as the two players are friends.

by **NANNY RED** » Tue May 18, 2010 12:09 am

s@int wrote:There is no fecking way we would sell N'gog to the mancs never mind Torres Nan.

sAINT THATS MY FIRST REACTION ASWELL MATE BUT HONESTLY THEY HAVE JUST TOLD ME THERE GONNA BE IN FOR HIM , THEY SAID mADID HAVE COMPERTITION , I SAIDWHO AND THEY SAID THE MANCS , I REALLY FEEL SICK ,
iF HE GOES TO THEM THEN IM PACKIN IT IN

by **Ciggy** » Tue May 18, 2010 4:19 am

NANNY RED wrote:
s@int wrote:There is no fecking way we would sell N'gog to the mancs never mind Torres Nan.

sAINT THATS MY FIRST REACTION ASWELL MATE BUT HONESTLY THEY HAVE JUST TOLD ME THERE GONNA BE IN FOR HIM , THEY SAID mADID HAVE COMPERTITION , I SAIDWHO AND THEY SAID THE MANCS , I REALLY FEEL SICK ,
iF HE GOES TO THEM THEN IM PACKIN IT IN

Just seen it on the Rattle nan, couldnt believe it sorry I opened the topic, you have to think that Torres would not go there, also if there is no money and we have to cut the wage bill why hasnt Rafa walked out?

by **dawson99** » Tue May 18, 2010 1:03 pm

s@int wrote:Just to cheer you up Nan :-

Liverpool turn down Arsenal’s £14 million bid for goalkeeper Pepe Reina

Sources at Anfield have confirmed that Liverpool have turned down a bid in the region of £14 million from Arsenal for keeper Pepe Reina. With Gunners fans feeling increasingly frustrated of Almunia and Fabianski’s recent performances at the Emirates stadium, it was only a matter of time before Arsene Wenger decided to splash the cash on a new number one.

Recent media speculation surrounding Arsenal has seen a number of goalkeepers linked with the London club but, to the surprise of many, it is Pepe Reina who has caught Wenger’s eye. Liverpool not only turned down the bid but also stated that Reina, who has won the Premier League Golden Glove award 3 times, was not for sale at any price. However in view of the current financial situation at Liverpool it was believed the bid would have been enough to tempt the Reds owners into accepting. With Cesc Fabregas’ future at Arsenal in the balance it could also be seen as a tactical ploy from Wenger to attract Spanish international Reina to the club as the two players are friends.

where did you hear that?

by **account deleted by request** » Tue May 18, 2010 1:08 pm

dawson99 wrote:
s@int wrote:Just to cheer you up Nan :-

Liverpool turn down Arsenal’s £14 million bid for goalkeeper Pepe Reina

Sources at Anfield have confirmed that Liverpool have turned down a bid in the region of £14 million from Arsenal for keeper Pepe Reina. With Gunners fans feeling increasingly frustrated of Almunia and Fabianski’s recent performances at the Emirates stadium, it was only a matter of time before Arsene Wenger decided to splash the cash on a new number one.

Recent media speculation surrounding Arsenal has seen a number of goalkeepers linked with the London club but, to the surprise of many, it is Pepe Reina who has caught Wenger’s eye. Liverpool not only turned down the bid but also stated that Reina, who has won the Premier League Golden Glove award 3 times, was not for sale at any price. However in view of the current financial situation at Liverpool it was believed the bid would have been enough to tempt the Reds owners into accepting. With Cesc Fabregas’ future at Arsenal in the balance it could also be seen as a tactical ploy from Wenger to attract Spanish international Reina to the club as the two players are friends.

where did you hear that?

BBC football gossip

LINK

by **rocky29** » Tue May 18, 2010 1:21 pm

Ciggy wrote:
NANNY RED wrote:
s@int wrote:There is no fecking way we would sell N'gog to the mancs never mind Torres Nan.

sAINT THATS MY FIRST REACTION ASWELL MATE BUT HONESTLY THEY HAVE JUST TOLD ME THERE GONNA BE IN FOR HIM , THEY SAID mADID HAVE COMPERTITION , I SAIDWHO AND THEY SAID THE MANCS , I REALLY FEEL SICK ,
iF HE GOES TO THEM THEN IM PACKIN IT IN

Just seen it on the Rattle nan, couldnt believe it sorry I opened the topic, you have to think that Torres would not go there, also if there is no money and we have to cut the wage bill why hasnt Rafa walked out?

lol why hasnt rafa walked. Shall i give you 16million reasons why he hasnt left?

by **Ciggy** » Tue May 18, 2010 1:34 pm

Fernando Torres will be the subject of a world record bid from Chelsea within days.

The total package of transfer fee and salary will make Torres a staggering £130 million investment. And Soccernet has been informed that owner Roman Abramovich is personally taking control of the project to bring the Liverpool striker to Chelsea.

Torres has been linked with Chelsea, Manchester City, Barcelona and Real Madrid for a some time but the Blues will be first to make a concrete offer.

Abramovich is ready to release the cash following a Premier League and FA Cup double this season, but he is also acutely aware he could cut an alternative deal with Liverpool in need of new players.

Chelsea are willing to offer three players in part exchange, as an option to smooth through the Torres transfer.

Abramovich is also prepared to match City's expected offer to Torres of £200,000-a-week, which is being mooted via the middle men now authorised to try and clinch the deal.

An insider told Soccernet: "Torres is the best, and Roman wants the best. He has identified Torres as the player who can help him bring the Champions League to Stamford Bridge.

"Torres can go to City for just as much money perhaps even more, but it's clear that Chelsea offer far more in terms of a crack at the Champions League whereas City aren't even in it."

Chelsea are drawing up a list of players to offer to Liverpool in part exchange for Torres that could take the overall transfer value above the £80 million world record Real Madrid paid for Cristiano Ronaldo.

The deal could be structured like this; pick any three players from a specified list plus £40 million cash up front for Torres. That offer, according to Soccernet sources, will be made well ahead of the World Cup finals in South Africa, and most likely early next week.

With the three players averaging around £15 million each, the total valuation of the Torres offer would be in excess of the Ronaldo fee.

Abramovich is personally spearheading the quest to land Torres, and his manager Carlo Ancelotti will consider which players to use as bait to tempt Liverpool: Jose Bosingwa, Nicolas Anelka, Ricardo Carvalho, Deco, Salomon Kalou and Paulo Ferreira.

Anelka is the one player the Italian coach might be reluctant to offer up and, of course, the Frenchman might not wish to return to Anfield - although he has expressed regret at failing to win a permanent move to the club after spending a loan spell on Merseyside.

Manchester City are also in a position to offer Liverpool a shopping list of swap players, as well as a cash payment in excess of Chelsea's, but the prospect of joining the Double winners and a club intent on landing the Champions League would be far more appealing.

Liverpool owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett are battling with losses of £54.9 million, a net debt of £351 million, no Champions League football and with new chairman Martin Broughton an appointee of the club's bank RBS, a £40 million cash-plus-players bid for their star asset will clearly be accepted.

Ironically, Broughton is a Chelsea season ticket holder, and any decision to sell would inevitably make him unpopular at Anfield.

Such is the ground work being prpeared at the Bridge for the Torres bid, that star striker Didier Drogba is already ready to welcome him to the club.

"Of course I would welcome Torres," Drogba said last week. "Every time a new player comes here, it makes the club bigger and gives us a lot of strength. If there is a chance for him to come here, he will be welcome, because any help is welcome.''

by **bunglemark2** » Tue May 18, 2010 1:40 pm

A load of bellix, if you ask me...ain't gonna happen...

by **Roger Red Hat** » Tue May 18, 2010 2:49 pm

ooooo Rafa gets to pick 3 players from a bunch, 3 players he would normally not give 2 sh!tes about.

load of rubbish that is. The media are beginning to really get on my nerves.

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