ChrisJbarnes
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2007/10/15/sfnowe115.xml Michael Owen's future looked more uncertain than ever yesterday after it was claimed that the England striker could leave Newcastle United next summer for a knock-down £6 million thanks to a get-out clause in his St James' Park contract. The Manchester City manager, Sven-Goran Eriksson, is reported to be ready to take advantage of the escape clause that Owen stipulated when he signed for Newcastle from Real Madrid in August 2005 in a £17 million transfer deal that brought him a four-year contract and an estimated wage of £120,000 per week. On the move? Michael Owen could join Manchester City next year There have been suggestions that Eriksson is prepared to wait until next summer, when the get-out clause is reactivated, though £10 million would apparently be enough to secure his services in the January transfer window rather than the £15 million City owner Thaksin Shinawatra was said to have been asked to pay. Thanks to his get-out clause, Owen, who will be 28 in December, was available for £9 million during the last transfer window but his bad luck with injuries seemingly deterred would-be suitors, despite rumoured interest from Manchester United. The get-out clause will become effective again on July 1 next year, at which time he will have roughly a year left on his current deal at Newcastle, where manager Sam Allardyce has publicly denied suggestions of a rift with Owen. A source close to the club said: "The get-out clause that Michael Owen demanded when he signed for Newcastle will become active again next summer. Each year his value on the books is reduced and by next summer it will be in the region of £5 million to £6 million. advertisement"That means that Manchester City or any other club can come in and trigger his release by matching that figure. Newcastle are powerless to stop him moving on. "Manchester City wouldn't be his ideal choice, but none of the big four was interested in him this year. "Newcastle would probably be wise to sell him in January if they could because they would obviously land a bigger fee. In any case, they dare not let him get into the final year of his deal without signing a new one because he could then leave for nothing on June 30, 2009." David Beckham will launch his challenge for a place in England's Euro 2008 showdown with Croatia next month when he makes his LA Galaxy comeback on Thursday. "I'm hoping to have some involvement in the games over the next week or so," said Beckham, who has had knee and ankle problems. Chelsea's Scott Sinclair, Blues team-mate Ryan Bertrand, who is on loan at Oldham, and Andy Carroll, a Newcastle player presently on a short stint at Preston, have been sent home from the England Under-19s training base in Leeds after breaking a curfew imposed by coach Brian Eastick. shoes off if you love shepherd?
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surely all the other teams have all these poblems as well though, so its not as bad. some have cl and uefa as well?
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haha keep trying
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reckon we can outclass them with pictures like this? http://dm.anm.co.uk/pages/live/articles/sport/football.html?in_article_id=451522&in_page_id=1779 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/columnists/columnists.html?in_article_id=453306&in_page_id=1951&in_author_id=344&expand=true
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west ham away last season, we won 2-0. since then iv e seen fulham, chelsea and spurs all away, and im seeing my first home game monday week!! heres hoping we rip spurs to pieces!!
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roeder: good luck, its the injuries, but i never used that as an excuse
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how about the bloke in your sig? probs run faster than bramble did anyway
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apart from hunt and hanhnemann
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michael owen will be injured. sammy lee will still refer to "the football club" every 2 seconds, except noone will care cos hell have been fired long before.
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either rauls bird is tall, or he is a bit of a midget
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actually now i think of it, west ham have a whole team of 'em. and stubbs and carsley as well
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christ how could i forget? he looks like hes been bashed repeatedly in the face with a mallet
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who would you have? kirkland g neville lescott brown p neville etherington mascherano benayoun malbranque crouch tevez
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they used to have a virgin megastores called "v shop" before "virgin megastores xs" v money wouldnt be bad at all
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bump it more often. i havent seen this topic for ages, forgotten it was even here
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maybe by then, well actually have goal line technology...
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Coventry City narrowly avoid administration...
ChrisJbarnes replied to Incognito's topic in Football
god help you if you have souness in charge- in any capacity!! i wouldnt give him a job cleaning the pissers -
Reserves beat Wigan 3-1; Barton scores and plays well
ChrisJbarnes replied to ChrisJbarnes's topic in Football
what about troisi? -
to think that last season taylor was our only good defender, and now he doesnt even start, and that some people are even calling him crap says a lot about us now!
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Reserves beat Wigan 3-1; Barton scores and plays well
ChrisJbarnes replied to ChrisJbarnes's topic in Football
Except for the fact that Wigan reserves were actually a good team. Quite like our defence now. Lot stronger but clearly the squad havent settled into the system yet. Takes time. Presumably the reserves play the same way? Sorry for diversion here but I noticed Fulham and Wigan in the posts. Is that daft curly haired sod Bullard fit yet? december i heard -
Reserves beat Wigan 3-1; Barton scores and plays well
ChrisJbarnes replied to ChrisJbarnes's topic in Football
good to see the reserves are following the first teams lead in failing to keep a clean sheet against the shitest of teams! -
bit low on enrique, martins and owen but yeah the release clauses are majorly gay. oh and barton
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actually meant nzogbia. 8m for milner is yeah too much!