[Núcleo] Premier League + Football League

[cadete]

Nem o melhor do clube é na posicao quanto mais.

 

foram muitas as lesoes... :compinchas:

[OntheRadio]

foram muitas as lesoes... :compinchas:

Não explica tudo. Pelo que a imprensa inglesa dá a entender ele não é o profissional mais aplicado.

Eu pessoalmente gosto dele, mas o Ramsey teve a lesão que teve e está um excelente médio.

[Thierry Henry]

O Wilshere, sem as lesões, andava aí na luta com os humanos pelo terceiro posto da Bola de Ouro.

 

Come at me y'all.

[Phil]

[Thierry Henry]

É melhor que o Punk no mic. 8)

[Phil]

 

:carinhoso:

[kareca]

ui, temos artista

[Phil]

:rolleyes:

[Flamez]

O Wilshere, sem as lesões, andava aí na luta com os humanos pelo terceiro posto da Bola de Ouro.

 

Come at me y'all.

[Oblivion]

Ele já luta pelo lugar de melhor do mundo com o Thiago.

[Danskin]

Acredito piamente que, se não tivesse tido todos aqueles problemas com o tornozelo, neste momento, gozaria de um estatuto igual ou parecido ao do Pogba... Mas, de qualquer maneira, ainda vai a tempo de lá chegar. Eu, pelo menos, ainda acalento essa esperança...

Editado 14 Junho 2015 por Danskin

[Thierry Henry]

Estava a exagerar, claro. Basicamente, a minha opinião é a que o Jim expressou no post acima.

[Almeno]

Wilshere :heart:

[cadete]

Não explica tudo. Pelo que a imprensa inglesa dá a entender ele não é o profissional mais aplicado.

Eu pessoalmente gosto dele, mas o Ramsey teve a lesão que teve e está um excelente médio.

 

Esqueci-me de mencionar o facto que adora beber e fumar...e insultar o Tottenham :carinhoso:

 

O Wilshere, sem as lesões, andava aí na luta com os humanos pelo terceiro posto da Bola de Ouro.

 

Come at me y'all.

 

8)

 

 

 

:carinhoso:

 

Jack Wilshere confirms he injured Tottenham's Ryan Mason

 

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has confirmed he was responsible for Ryan Mason suffering an injury in training for England.

 

Tottenham breakthrough star Mason was forced to pull out of the June international fixtures, after picking up a knock last week.

 

Wilshere told the London Evening Standard he was at fault for Mason not being involved. He said: “It was a collision. I had the ball and slipped, our knees came together and unfortunately he came off worse.”

 

The Arsenal star's reputation could not have possibly been much lower before this among Spurs fans, after he branded Tottenham 's***' at the Gunners' 2014/15 FA Cup winners parade, an action which saw him land an FA misconduct charge.

 

Wilshere attempted to play down his exuberance, telling the paper: "I grew up at Arsenal and I love the fans, but believe it or not, I’ve actually got family who are Tottenham fans so it’s nothing personal against them, it was just a bit of fun."

 

As for the players, Wilshere admitted he is not popular among the Spurs contingent while on international duty, adding: "A few of the lads gave me a bit of banter about it. The Tottenham players? No, they don’t talk to me!"

 

Wilshere is unhappy about his FA charge, but if the midfielder is not exaggerating the cold shoulder he gets from Spurs players, then addressing his actions may be the organisation's first step at trying to repair the poor relations, or at least prevent them from worsening.

 

The Arsenal midfielder has until 6pm on Tuesday to respond to the FA charge, but may decided having said his piece in the press, to accept it and move on.

 

@ HITC sport

[Che]

O Wilshere tem o que o diferencia de todos os outros jovens jogadores. Banhos turcos de hype.

[cadete]

Jack Wilshere comes of age for England with 'smokin' man of the match performance

 

After last week's trip to Dublin turned out to be a perfect cure for insomnia England dramatically upped the entertainment in a thrilling qualifying victory over Slovenia.

 

And just as Jack Wilshere had been one of the few bright spots in a disappointing friendly so he turned out to be England's star man again today.

 

Two stunning goals from Wilshere put England ahead after Slovenia had made the most of some disastrous defending to take a first-half lead. The home side briefly drew level through a Nejc Pecnik header before Wayne Rooney scored his 48th goal for England to secure a victory that puts Roy Hodgson's men in a commanding position at the top of Group F.

 

Though Adam Lallana's introduction at half-time gave the visitors additional attacking purpose it was the Arsenal man who deserved the plaudits, not just for his goals but for an all-round midfield performance that showed attacking endeavour blended with responsibility in defence. Questions as to whether his best position is at the base of a midfield diamond seem null and void now; he used the space his deeper role gave him to create havoc for Slovenia.

 

With Wilshere having hit form for Arsenal at the back end of last season too we may well be about to reach a time when we no longer need to ask if he will fulfill his potential but when we wonder just how good he can be.

 

 

@ London Evening Standard

 

People don't rate Wilshere...

 

Editado 15 Junho 2015 por cadete

[Mister Master]

Daily Mirror

• Radamel Falcao has agreed personal terms with Chelsea, leaving the champions just needing to agree a financial package with Monaco for the 29-year-old Colombian striker.
• Robin van Persie says he will fight for his Manchester United future and will not accept being a bit-part player.
• Liverpool will go back with a renewed bid for Southampton's England full-back Nathaniel Clyne after their earlier £10m bid was rejected.
• Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood will table a £5.5m bid for Hull midfielder Tom Huddlestone.
• Roma are ready to ignite their interest in Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko, while City are keen on Fulham's highly-rated striker Patrick Roberts.
• Newcastle United are closing in on Wolfsburg striker Bas Dost in a £9million deal.
• Leicester weigh up £2.5million bid for Stoke's Robert Huth following successful loan spell.

 

The Sun

• Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal is plotting a £30m raid for Lazio's Brazilian midfielder Felipe Anderson.
• Patrice Evra has begged Paul Pogba to snub a £60m Manchester City move and stay at Juventus.
• Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil has told Dortmund centre-back Mats Hummels and Schalke defender Benedikt Howedes to join him in the Premier League.
• Leicester have joined the race to sign Hull defender James Chester. The Foxes also face a battle with Independiente to keep hold of Argentine midfielder Esteban Cambiasso.
• Former QPR striker Bobby Zamora has been offered a deal at Indian side Pune FC.

 

Daily Star

• Everton are considering moving for Arsenal forward Lukas Podolski, 29, who spent the latter part of last season on loan at Inter Milan.

 

Daily Express

• Celtic target Ikechi Anya has said he is open to any opportunity that boosts his career despite Watford's promotion to the Premier League.
• Mark Warburton will this week kick off plans to bring in an entire team of new players to Rangers after his appointment as manager is confirmed on Monday.

 

Daily Mail

• Sevilla striker Carlos Bacca, who is reportedly a target for Manchester United and Arsenal, is set to snub the Premier League pair and head to Italian side Roma instead.

 

The Telegraph

• Manchester City are preparing a second bid for Liverpool's Raheem Sterling and are increasingly confident that they will have an unchallenged run for the 20-year-old.

[Sumudica by Night]

[Mister Master]

The club is aware of the photographs of Jack Grealish currently circulating.

 

We will be meeting with the player but any action will remain an internal matter.

 

There will be no further comment from the club.

[cadete]

bom exemplo dos jovens ingleses, que sao lancados cedo para a ribalta...vejam os casos de Sterling, Pennant...

[Poeira]

O agente do Firmino diz que ele vai jogar na Premier League na próxima época.

[Phil]

Holtby no HSV. £5.72M

[Joao Pereira]

pior negócio

[Phil]

também não percebo porque raio não ficou cá, a alternativa este ano ao Eriksen era o Eriksen. Que na segunda metade da época não fez quase nada.

[Rui Cardoso]

Que gestão horrível, nada de novo