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stick a bid in Ashley!

more strange than funny

You talking about Oscar? i will change my name to AVB_SpudsFan for a Month if you sign him just in case

Writes for the Sunday Times so probably a little bit more reliable than most journos

we're being watched.............................

I thought it was only 25% of any profit they made on him? So 25% of anything over £35million, which is effectively nothing because no-one will ever pay anything like that for him. never underestimate footballs capacity for stupidity

I wouldn't trust anything written by Luke Edwards. Worst journalist covering NE football by a mile. Does he still think Llorente is going to Sunderland? he's a cunt but gets more right than wrong really. At least on the nufc front

did they not watch him rip the championship to pieces when we were down there (I think it was then anyway) its not like he was hiding under a rock or playing on a different planet. Have to say much rather him at Spurs than Liverpool, there would have been something especially cuntish about Liverpool stealing Swansea's manager and then one of their best players (I know not really Swansea's player but close enough for my purposes) and now that Harry's gone and since I like Villas Boas my opinion of Spurs has dropped to indifference.

correct me if I'm wrong but does the club not have a 25% sell on clause? Ashley will be rubbing his hands together in glee

the net debt in 2010 was £360m.........

too sensible for Wenger? Too much of a danger of having a successful transfer window?

they were making up stuff about potential unrest if AVB took over days after Redknapp was sacked, in (surprise surprise) the sun they were saying that chelsea players were talking to spurs players blah blah blah incompetent blah blah blah didn't bow down and kiss terrys jersey every morning blah blah blah not harry redknapp

they were more fun, current spain is probably better in every possible way but hell at least then they seemed human and vulnerable which makes it more fun to watch. Watching a team which is so superior to anyone they face and then they take an absolutely no risk policy is not fun

Graeme Bailey ‏@SkyGraemeBailey Sky Sports understands Everton are set to win the race to sign Steven Naismith. http://bit.ly/MQOykw #efc #whufc #scfc #wafc

this amuses me steve richards ‏@steverichards14 Was at a breakfast in April when H. Redknapp dismissed former Chelsea manager as 'ABC..or whatever he's called'. ABC now Spurs' manager.

so that transfer request worked out for Holt, nice shiny new long contract with nice shiny wage rise Norwich City FC ‏@NorwichCityFC BREAKING NEWS: Grant Holt signs new 3 year deal and former Barnsley man Jacob Butterfield signs - more to follow on

Good appointment imho so long as Levy doesn't get any bright ideas of himself as some sort of all seeing all knowing transfer guru

Hang on a fucking minute, Paxton is older than 15? I'm not having that like. could have been brought/tortured to the game as a new born

Douglas Texeira lijkt zijn gewilde transfer te krijgen. FC Twente heeft namelijk een bod van Newcastle United op de tot Nederlander geneutraliseerde Braziliaan geaccepteerd, zo melden diverse Engelse media. pfft that could mean absolutely anything, hell for all i know it means according to sauces close to insanity

give us a name

are they insane

Over 3 million reported as such by Blackburn Rovers. I think he's a snip at £3m or slightly more. Perhaps a sweetener for Hoillet (I hope). Over 3 million reported as such by Blackburn Rovers. I think he's a snip at £3m or slightly more. Perhaps a sweetener for Hoillet (I hope). I really hope our days of offering sweeteners to clubs are over. Especially when the player doesn't play for them anymore. Didn't realise he'd become a free-agent. Inexplicable then. well technically he's not really a free agent because of his age, Blackburn are due compensation when he moves and quite a bit of it if he moves to an english club

I doubt those quotes are real

over £3m?!!

Actually thought the final was brilliant in the end. Spain were incredible, particularly in the first half. It was their usual style of play, only with much more urgency in the final third. It was the team they should be every game. Italy were actually really good, they brought the ball out from the back well and looked reasonably threatening. They were just undone by two absolutely brilliant goals by an amazing side. Shame about the the Motta injury, think they were still in with a shout until that. First half was good but 2nd half was a non event in a competitiveness sense because realistically as soon as the 2nd goal went in the Italians knew that was it there was no way they were going to get back into it which was only worsened by the Motta injury. This Spain side is technically incredible, quite possibly the best international side ever but I just can't love them, its almost too clinical in how good there passing is and how they can utterly destroy a side if the whim takes them there's just no sense of risk with them no danger they are going to lose.