January Transfer Rumours

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Catracho wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

Catracho wrote:

rwo power wrote:
What's an Amerilard? Is that edible?

its a joke.. u know how America is known for its morbid obesity?? well foreigners poke fun of it. Amerifat, Amerilard.. etc.

Foreigners like you, right? Oh wait...

not american, just live here cuz its the land of the fat.

Live in the US, act like an American, speak like an American.

Hate to break it to you...

Good thing I'm a shredded 6'6" man, all this talk is whipping up a nice post-dinner appetite inside of me. I need a snack.

Soooooo, back on track, Becks to Monaco or Australia?

justdoit_ wrote:Good thing I'm a shredded 6'6" man, all this talk is whipping up a nice post-dinner appetite inside of me. I need a snack.

Soooooo, back on track, Becks to Monaco or Australia?

southend united

Catracho wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

Catracho wrote:

its a joke.. u know how America is known for its morbid obesity?? well foreigners poke fun of it. Amerifat, Amerilard.. etc.

Foreigners like you, right? Oh wait...

not american, just live here cuz its the land of the fat.

You might want to learn not to generalize people because of the flag underneath their avatar

Just a friendly piece of 'cut the bullshit' advice

RedOranje wrote:L

Catracho wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

Foreigners like you, right? Oh wait...

not american, just live here cuz its the land of the fat.

Live in the US, act like an American, speak like an American.

Hate to break it to you...

I can also act like a Brazilian and speak like one.. lol gotta love the rationale in here.

Luca wrote:

Catracho wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

Foreigners like you, right? Oh wait...

not american, just live here cuz its the land of the fat.

You might want to learn not to generalize people because of the flag underneath their avatar

Just a friendly piece of 'cut the bullshit' advice

I feel your pain.. no hockey. it'll be okay

Catracho wrote:

Luca wrote:

Catracho wrote:

not american, just live here cuz its the land of the fat.

You might want to learn not to generalize people because of the flag underneath their avatar

Just a friendly piece of 'cut the bullshit' advice

I feel your pain.. no hockey. it'll be okay

wow, 2 for 2, I guess stupidity breeds more stupidity

Catracho wrote:

Luca wrote:

Catracho wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

Foreigners like you, right? Oh wait...

not american, just live here cuz its the land of the fat.

You might want to learn not to generalize people because of the flag underneath their avatar

Just a friendly piece of 'cut the bullshit' advice

I feel your pain.. no hockey. it'll be okay

More international stereotyping. And you say you're not American.

RedOranje wrote:

Catracho wrote:

Luca wrote:

You might want to learn not to generalize people because of the flag underneath their avatar

Just a friendly piece of 'cut the bullshit' advice

I feel your pain.. no hockey. it'll be okay

More international stereotyping. And you say you're not American.

Technically he's American isn't he? South American albeit.

/troll

u may proceed with thy rumors plz

What do you think of Sao Paulo striker Osvaldo, Catracho?

I've seen him only a few times and he looks tidy enough, but we are heavily linked with him now. I personally don't think we need another striker though.

Sao Paulo said that Roma are interested but he is too expensive for you guys.Dont forget that they dont need money due to the Lucas transfer

McLewis wrote:What do you think of Sao Paulo striker Osvaldo, Catracho?

I've seen him only a few times and he looks tidy enough, but we are heavily linked with him now. I personally don't think we need another striker though.

Kinda surprised by this rumor. He's real short.. 5'6, but very fast and explosive on the ball.. he's not a #9, but more of a Bojan. A great substitute and a real change of pace player. He's a complimentary player, playing really well along side Luis Fabiano or Ademilson/Willian Jose

Ganso wrote:Sao Paulo said that Roma are interested but he is too expensive for you guys.Dont forget that they dont need money due to the Lucas transfer

Yea but they are trying to off load. They want Montillo and Willian Jose is already a Santos player.

Oswaldo has been their best player alongside lucas and luis fabiano recently,they will never "off load" him

Ganso wrote:Oswaldo has been their best player alongside lucas and luis fabiano recently,they will never "off load" him

I mean.. they "offloaded" Lucas.. lol, Especially if they aim for Montillo.. whose better than Oswaldo.. then why not.

btw ur about the same age as Andrigo.. whats he up to these days? lol

How is Taison? Never heard of him or watched him play before. Dunno where these rumours about a transfer to Chelsea originated from?

Ganso wrote:Sao Paulo said that Roma are interested but he is too expensive for you guys.Dont forget that they dont need money due to the Lucas transfer

True enough. If we really want him though, I'm sure we could meet Sao Paulo's asking price.

Catracho wrote:

McLewis wrote:What do you think of Sao Paulo striker Osvaldo, Catracho?

I've seen him only a few times and he looks tidy enough, but we are heavily linked with him now. I personally don't think we need another striker though.

Kinda surprised by this rumor. He's real short.. 5'6, but very fast and explosive on the ball.. he's not a #9, but more of a Bojan. A great substitute and a real change of pace player. He's a complimentary player, playing really well along side Luis Fabiano or Ademilson/Willian Jose

Does he play centrally or can he play on the flank?

Zaha to Arsenal this January for 14.8 Million EUs.

And Man City want about 8 (not kidding) Barcelona players but I'm not sure if they want them now or in the summer.

And another interesting rumour of note is the Sneijder-Pastore swap which hasnt been mentioned here yet.

McLewis wrote:

Ganso wrote:Sao Paulo said that Roma are interested but he is too expensive for you guys.Dont forget that they dont need money due to the Lucas transfer

True enough. If we really want him though, I'm sure we could meet Sao Paulo's asking price.

Catracho wrote:

McLewis wrote:What do you think of Sao Paulo striker Osvaldo, Catracho?

I've seen him only a few times and he looks tidy enough, but we are heavily linked with him now. I personally don't think we need another striker though.

Kinda surprised by this rumor. He's real short.. 5'6, but very fast and explosive on the ball.. he's not a #9, but more of a Bojan. A great substitute and a real change of pace player. He's a complimentary player, playing really well along side Luis Fabiano or Ademilson/Willian Jose

Does he play centrally or can he play on the flank?

Flank

barca 2011 wrote:Zaha to Arsenal this January for 14.8 Million EUs.

I know Arsenal is interested in Zaha (and so does Ian Holloway), but that strikes me as a lot for the young attacker. £12 million is a lot to drop on a 20 year-old who has yet to prove himself in a top league, much less in European competition.

Sneijder: I won’t sign Inter deal

Wesley Sneijder has released a brief statement in which he has underlined that he won’t sign a reduced wage contract at Inter.

The club want the player, who has been left out of the side in recent weeks, to accept a cut in his €6m salary in return for a longer deal – from 2015 to 2016 – at San Siro.

Sneijder and his agent met with club officials on Monday to discuss the situation, but the player has made it clear that he won’t put pen to paper on the proposed terms.

“At this moment in time I have no reason to sign,” the former Real Madrid man commented. “How can I accept a new contract under these conditions when I am not even playing?

“As it stands, my decision is to not sign for Inter.”

Sneijder’s decision will come as a blow to the club and President Massimo Moratti who, earlier today, was hopeful that a resolution would be reached.

“I’m convinced that, with good sense, there can be a solution,” Moratti told Sky Sport Italia. “There is a certain amount of satisfaction from Inter, now it is up to the player.”

The midfielder hasn’t played since he was asked to accept a cut, but Moratti insists he has not been frozen out of the side.

“He’s one of our players and he will play, or is at least available, for the Coach and for me. But he’ll play when he is ready and not because his name is Sneijder.”

Surag wrote:Sneijder: I won’t sign Inter deal

Wesley Sneijder has released a brief statement in which he has underlined that he won’t sign a reduced wage contract at Inter.

The club want the player, who has been left out of the side in recent weeks, to accept a cut in his €6m salary in return for a longer deal – from 2015 to 2016 – at San Siro.

Sneijder and his agent met with club officials on Monday to discuss the situation, but the player has made it clear that he won’t put pen to paper on the proposed terms.

“At this moment in time I have no reason to sign,” the former Real Madrid man commented. “How can I accept a new contract under these conditions when I am not even playing?

“As it stands, my decision is to not sign for Inter.”

Sneijder’s decision will come as a blow to the club and President Massimo Moratti who, earlier today, was hopeful that a resolution would be reached.

“I’m convinced that, with good sense, there can be a solution,” Moratti told Sky Sport Italia. “There is a certain amount of satisfaction from Inter, now it is up to the player.”

The midfielder hasn’t played since he was asked to accept a cut, but Moratti insists he has not been frozen out of the side.

“He’s one of our players and he will play, or is at least available, for the Coach and for me. But he’ll play when he is ready and not because his name is Sneijder.”

PSG or Anzhi

Surag wrote:Sneijder: I won’t sign Inter deal

Wesley Sneijder has released a brief statement in which he has underlined that he won’t sign a reduced wage contract at Inter.

The club want the player, who has been left out of the side in recent weeks, to accept a cut in his €6m salary in return for a longer deal – from 2015 to 2016 – at San Siro.

Sneijder and his agent met with club officials on Monday to discuss the situation, but the player has made it clear that he won’t put pen to paper on the proposed terms.

“At this moment in time I have no reason to sign,” the former Real Madrid man commented. “How can I accept a new contract under these conditions when I am not even playing?

“As it stands, my decision is to not sign for Inter.”

Sneijder’s decision will come as a blow to the club and President Massimo Moratti who, earlier today, was hopeful that a resolution would be reached.

“I’m convinced that, with good sense, there can be a solution,” Moratti told Sky Sport Italia. “There is a certain amount of satisfaction from Inter, now it is up to the player.”

The midfielder hasn’t played since he was asked to accept a cut, but Moratti insists he has not been frozen out of the side.

“He’s one of our players and he will play, or is at least available, for the Coach and for me. But he’ll play when he is ready and not because his name is Sneijder.”

Prepare for Sneijder to United rumours to flood in, the levy has been broke

Imagine tho,

Rooney--RVP--Kagawa
------Sneijder

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