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cpc4eva wrote:Spurs guarantee him regular first-team football while he'd have to fight for his place at Liverpool.

wee_boi888 wrote:CPC, there is no reason you should ever post a s*n article, link, or whatever. Even if you do source it as 'scum'.

kobashi wrote:Marseille and Liverpool are close to agreeing a new loan deal for Djibril Cisse, according to L'Equipe.

The France international striker spent last season at the Stade Velodrome and is happy to remain for a further season after l'OM qualified for the UEFA Champions League.

Bolton and Benfica have also been linked with a bid for Cisse, but it appears Marseille are set to reach an accord with The Reds.

The deal is likely to include the option for Marseille to sign the 25-year-old front man for a pre-determined fee next summer.

Barcelona's Ludovic Giuly is another priority for l'OM, who are on the lookout for a replacement for Franck Ribery.

Monaco also want the Barca attacker but Marseille sport director Jose Anigo hopes to steal a march on their rivals.

"We are in talks. We are trying but it is not that easy," Anigo said.

Meanwhile, Anigo has revealed he is close to capturing Karim Ziani, having agreed a deal with the winger.

But further talks with Sochaux chairman Jean-Claude Plessis are still required before the move can be finalised.

Anigo added in L'Equipe: "We have an agreement with the player and his agent. Now we are waiting for talks with the Sochaux chairman."

However, former Milan and Paris Saint Germain midfielder Vikash Dhorasoo will not replace Ziani at Sochaux, according to Plessis.

"We dreamt during a moment, but eventually the reality caught up with us," he told Direct 8.

GRAHAM01 wrote:think bells would do ok for juva or roma as the game is slower over there and his pace would give them something to worry about

Paul C wrote:From tribalfootball


Arsenal will be invited to bid for Real Madrid winger Robinho this summer.

El Mundo Deportivo says Real chiefs intend to cash in on Robinho to fund a bid for AC Milan midfield ace Kaka. The Brazil international midfielder is regarded as the only player on Real's books capable of raising a big enough fee to strengthen their hand in negotiations for Kaka.

Only in January, Robinho admitted that AC Milan had expressed interest in him, while Arsenal moved for the former Santos star last summer, but were put off by Real's £15 million asking price.

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez will monitor developments closely, particularly after losing out to Manchester United for Nani earlier this month.

Paul C wrote:From tribalfootball


Arsenal will be invited to bid for Real Madrid winger Robinho this summer.

El Mundo Deportivo says Real chiefs intend to cash in on Robinho to fund a bid for AC Milan midfield ace Kaka. The Brazil international midfielder is regarded as the only player on Real's books capable of raising a big enough fee to strengthen their hand in negotiations for Kaka.

Only in January, Robinho admitted that AC Milan had expressed interest in him, while Arsenal moved for the former Santos star last summer, but were put off by Real's £15 million asking price.

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez will monitor developments closely, particularly after losing out to Manchester United for Nani earlier this month.

So that's where Radio City get their stories from (Tribalfootball)  .

TBH I just can't see what people see in Robinho, he is such a prima donner and hasn't done fook all yet. He spends most of his time rolling round on the floor (at least the groundsmen won't have to roll the pitch  ). He does show one or two bits of flair and skill but for the fee that Madrid would probably want he just ain't worth it in my books.


No doubt he'll go to arsenal and look like a world beater. 

RUSHIE#9 wrote:

Paul C wrote:From tribalfootball


Arsenal will be invited to bid for Real Madrid winger Robinho this summer.

El Mundo Deportivo says Real chiefs intend to cash in on Robinho to fund a bid for AC Milan midfield ace Kaka. The Brazil international midfielder is regarded as the only player on Real's books capable of raising a big enough fee to strengthen their hand in negotiations for Kaka.

Only in January, Robinho admitted that AC Milan had expressed interest in him, while Arsenal moved for the former Santos star last summer, but were put off by Real's £15 million asking price.

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez will monitor developments closely, particularly after losing out to Manchester United for Nani earlier this month.

So that's where Radio City get their stories from (Tribalfootball)  .

TBH I just can't see what people see in Robinho, he is such a prima donner and hasn't done fook all yet. He spends most of his time rolling round on the floor (at least the groundsmen won't have to roll the pitch  ). He does show one or two bits of flair and skill but for the fee that Madrid would probably want he just ain't worth it in my books.


No doubt he'll go to arsenal and look like a world beater. 

Just heard that on city rushie , feckin rumour mongers.

redsince2001 wrote:i don't rate robinho either .... too  flashy  ..no end product...and he's damn slow as well !

He's mot on PES6