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My mates are drinking with him in Faro.  He's calling it an exclusive....

 

:yao:

 

Why are they drinking with that knob?

 

Needed someone to play the Ne'esy role.

 

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It doesn't even deserve the short conversation, if he actually knew anything he would have put it in print rather than sitting on it to just tell randoms when he is pissed. Plus it's Lee Ryder.

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.....do you not think he meant Carroll is off to West Ham?

 

That would make more sense, especially with it being Nee'sy :pow:

 

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DEMBA Ba has issued his strongest denial yet that he is looking for a route out of Newcastle United.

 

Fancy a Bet? Free £25 Bet with Blue Square Speaking at United’s Algarve training base in a week which has seen him linked with Liverpool and Russian side Rubin Kazan, Ba has rejected talk that he is seeking a money-spinning move away from Tyneside.

 

His well-documented contract clause has placed him at the centre of speculation all summer but, with just four days left until the reported £7.5m clause is de-activated, Ba says his focus is solely on next season with Newcastle.

 

The striker is scheduled to play a part in tonight’s clash with Olympiakos – the first of two games set to be contested in the XII Trofeo Guadiana this weekend.

 

After taking part in a brisk evening work-out yesterday, he brushed off the speculation surrounding his United future with a frank denial of the latest round of rumours.

 

“I don’t care what is being said. I think is part of the game,” he told The Journal.

 

“However, I have never said anything other than I love being at Newcastle.

 

“If they hear something from me about my future, that is the truth. Otherwise everything that is said is not true.

 

“The newspapers and I are not very friendly at the moment. For months and months and months people have been talking about me but there is nothing happening.

 

“Of course, I am looking forward to next season with Newcastle.

 

“We just have to build on the progress we made last season. For

 

me, I just can’t wait to start the first game.”

 

Ba certainly looked part of the United squad as he engaged in a feisty workout under the gaze of Alan Pardew’s lieutenant John Carver.

 

United have been joined by France international Yohan Cabaye – back after his Euro 2012 exertions with France – and Tim Krul was also part of the hour-long session in the evening sun in Portugal.

 

Newcastle intend to give most of their squad minutes in the two Algarve Stadium matches – and Ba will be hoping for more of the same after opening his account for the season with a close-range header against Monaco last week.

 

Although his rebuttal of the reports surrounding his future might paint him out to be frustrated, he cut a very relaxed figure and was happy to set the record straight.

 

He also said he was thoroughly “enjoying” his second pre-season with Newcastle.

 

Ba added: “We have to complete our preparation and we have two very important games where almost every player will get 90 minutes.

 

“It is intense over here, even in training.

 

“However, we will enjoy it and of course it is always better to work when the weather is hot.”

 

Even if Ba stays, Newcastle may look to strengthen their attacking options in anticipation of their battle on four fronts next season.

 

United remain interested in brokering a deal which will bring Andy Carroll back to St James’ Park, but the emergence of West Ham – who have a strong bargaining chip in Kevin Nolan – places the transfer in jeopardy.

 

Liverpool’s insistence that they want to recoup a big slice of the £35million they paid for Carroll also makes the deal a no-goer at the moment.

 

 

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DEMBA Ba has issued his strongest denial yet that he is looking for a route out of Newcastle United.

 

Fancy a Bet? Free £25 Bet with Blue Square Speaking at United’s Algarve training base in a week which has seen him linked with Liverpool and Russian side Rubin Kazan, Ba has rejected talk that he is seeking a money-spinning move away from Tyneside.

 

His well-documented contract clause has placed him at the centre of speculation all summer but, with just four days left until the reported £7.5m clause is de-activated, Ba says his focus is solely on next season with Newcastle.

 

The striker is scheduled to play a part in tonight’s clash with Olympiakos – the first of two games set to be contested in the XII Trofeo Guadiana this weekend.

 

After taking part in a brisk evening work-out yesterday, he brushed off the speculation surrounding his United future with a frank denial of the latest round of rumours.

 

“I don’t care what is being said. I think is part of the game,” he told The Journal.

 

“However, I have never said anything other than I love being at Newcastle.

 

“If they hear something from me about my future, that is the truth. Otherwise everything that is said is not true.

 

“The newspapers and I are not very friendly at the moment. For months and months and months people have been talking about me but there is nothing happening.

 

“Of course, I am looking forward to next season with Newcastle.

 

“We just have to build on the progress we made last season. For

 

me, I just can’t wait to start the first game.”

 

Ba certainly looked part of the United squad as he engaged in a feisty workout under the gaze of Alan Pardew’s lieutenant John Carver.

 

United have been joined by France international Yohan Cabaye – back after his Euro 2012 exertions with France – and Tim Krul was also part of the hour-long session in the evening sun in Portugal.

 

Newcastle intend to give most of their squad minutes in the two Algarve Stadium matches – and Ba will be hoping for more of the same after opening his account for the season with a close-range header against Monaco last week.

 

Although his rebuttal of the reports surrounding his future might paint him out to be frustrated, he cut a very relaxed figure and was happy to set the record straight.

 

He also said he was thoroughly “enjoying” his second pre-season with Newcastle.

 

Ba added: “We have to complete our preparation and we have two very important games where almost every player will get 90 minutes.

 

“It is intense over here, even in training.

 

“However, we will enjoy it and of course it is always better to work when the weather is hot.”

 

Even if Ba stays, Newcastle may look to strengthen their attacking options in anticipation of their battle on four fronts next season.

 

United remain interested in brokering a deal which will bring Andy Carroll back to St James’ Park, but the emergence of West Ham – who have a strong bargaining chip in Kevin Nolan – places the transfer in jeopardy.

 

Liverpool’s insistence that they want to recoup a big slice of the £35million they paid for Carroll also makes the deal a no-goer at the moment.

 

 

 

 

that's better

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