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Arsenal tell Real Madrid the bidding for Cesc Fabregas starts at £54million | The Sun |Sport|Football
If they offer £54M i would accept in a minute
If they offer £54M i would accept in a minute
Football premier-league: Spurs line up sensational move for Drogba | Radio talkSPORT
Talkshite at it again.
Talkshite at it again.
How would a Liverpool fan on a Liverpool forum know jack **** about City's bids? That said it might be true, still.
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I actually just lol'd at this article. No way he would join another London club.
Really hope it isn't true. But I don't see why he'd leave, regardless of money. On top of that, he's always said that Manchester United are his English club and he'd only sign for them in England.
Also, love the way there's a person called '.Mike' and has the same grammar as our very own Mike. :O
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Liverpool, not Manchester United.
(Read his explanation. Few posts on.
Praying it's not true, surrrely not? If I was Barca though, I'd take it all day long and bring in Fab for about £40-50m.
Admittedly, I have no sources, but apparently, this was a deal offered to Arsenal at a cut down price. In exchange for this they were going to purchase Fabregas at £35M.
Fab is worth more than torrres imo so it should be OVER 50 M if they want Cesc
Put any midfielder in Xavi's place, Barca wont be same as they are now. He is the heart of Barca. No one can retain possession like him and make them tick. Fabregas can't play Xavi's role, no one can either.
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Transfers within league will always be costly than transfers with the clubs of other leagues.
More fool you then.
Xavi suits Barcelona's system more than anyone else in the world. Why trade guaranteed success for money?
Of course he does, but they have Thiago coming through as well who in a years time or so is going to be more than capable of playing that role.
Also RE City;
In all honesty I couldn't give a flying **** about City or their plans for world domination.
Even their most die-hard fans would admit that the club is descending into the realms of farce...there is no identity there.
What history they have is being washed away by the nouveau riche who are using offensive wealth to simply plunder the opposition.
Where is the fun in that?
It's not sport, it's business and nothing else. It's not something that they will look back on in years to come with pride and say 'We earned that through hard work and doing things the right way'.They epitomise everything that is wrong with modern football...the working man's game that a working man can't afford to watch. City's owners couldn't care less if they had a 75,000 stadium packed to the rafters with clients and OOTs with not the slightest affiliation to the club.
All they want is trophies, by any means, regardless of whether there is any sport involved in the journey to that end result.
And that IMO is a sad state of affairs.
I have no issues with the joke man city have become. Its all going to end in tears for them sooner or later.
Posh's attempt to replace Craig Mckail Smith has hit it's first hurdle. A £1million bid for Sam Baldock of MK Dons has been rejected. I'm pretty happy tbh, Baldocks garbage!
I'd rather have Adam Le Fondre or Clayton Donaldson.
I'd rather have Adam Le Fondre or Clayton Donaldson.
I agree 100%. Hopefully Fair Play will end their shenanigans. Can't come soon enough.
IMO they'll find at least one loophole to the FFP sadly.
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FIFA made it, there's bound to be tons of loopholes
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