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PENKAAA

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  1. Well duh, of course he's given PERMISSION to speak. Doesn't mean he'll be insane enough to go there. I'm not worried.

     

    He is in talks with them according to SSN. If they offer him as five year deal he may well take it

     

    Aye, despite what he said about wanting to stay, not being pushed out, and only leaving for a champions league team (however serious he was with that one), if he/his agent are in discussions, there must be an interest from him too.

     

     

     

    He'd definitely take a move to QPR, like.

     

    Aye, DEFINITELY.

     

    Touchy, James?

     

    He's like that, sometimes.

  2. shirley he cant get away with another round of dejected pathetic after match interviews

     

    "got our backsides well and truly kicked"

     

    "we'll go home with our tails between our legs"

     

    "it's time to bounce back"

  3. Quite fancy them to get knocked out of the cup tonight. They're usually poor in the cups (that recent semi aside) and Brighton have started the season well and it'll be a full house at the AMEX I'd have thought.

     

    Come on Kazenga!

  4. What really sickens me is that the media and unbearable Sky pundits will suddenly start drooling all over his ability and say what a magnificent 'Liverpool player' he is and how they have one of the best left backs in Europe, how they transformed his career etc. Bull.Shit.

     

    To be fair, at the end of last season Merson did say Cole, Baines and Enrique were the top three left-backs in world football.

     

    Don't know about the other pundits.

     

    :thup: Don't know about that quote. But was about to say it's now like he's been ignored for the past year or so. It'll still be sickening seeing him in that shirt, like.

     

    He said it in the studio after a game was finished. Might have been after our draw with Chelsea.

  5. What really sickens me is that the media and unbearable Sky pundits will suddenly start drooling all over his ability and say what a magnificent 'Liverpool player' he is and how they have one of the best left backs in Europe, how they transformed his career etc. Bull.Shit.

     

    To be fair, at the end of last season Merson did say Cole, Baines and Enrique were the top three left-backs in world football.

     

    Don't know about the other pundits.

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    Sporting Gijon defender Javi Poves has quit La Liga club Sporting Gijon, saying he has taken a stance against a sport he describes as "rotten".

     

    The 24-year-old Spaniard is walking away from the game after rescinding his contract with the north-coast club, for whom he played in the Spanish third tier with Sporting's B team.

     

    "The more you know about football the more you realise it is all about money, that it is rotten and this takes away your enthusiasm," Poves told Spanish daily ABC's website (www.abc.es) on Wednesday.

     

    "What point is there is earning 800 or 1000 euros if you know that you are obtaining it through the suffering of many people."

     

    Daily El Pais reported that Poves refused to allow the club to pay him via a bank transfer, he said so the banks could not speculate with his money, and that he returned the keys to a car that had been provided to players by sponsors.

     

    Poves's stance against what he sees as a corrupt sport has struck a chord in a country where many young people, known as 'los indignados', have taken to the streets in recent weeks to protest against the government's policies.

     

    They have expressed anger about joblessness, unpayable mortgage debt, political corruption and social inequality in cities across Spain.

     

    "I don't want Javi Poves to become an icon, I am just one more and I fight against inequality," he added.

     

    "I want everyone to be equal and that we all unite and stop arguing over trivial matters and try to move forward. As it stands the world is preparing to destroy itself."

     

    Poves, who has said he wants to study and to offer his help socially, also called for football's top players to do more to help others.

     

    "There are certain personalities at a world level, Pele, Ronaldinho, (Lionel) Messi who are ambassadors for UNICEF and who on the face of it are very good, but they could do much more" he added.

     

    "These people have such influence they should involve themselves in a much more direct way."

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