[Núcleo] Premier League + Football League

[Mister Master]

"Aston Villa's Andi Weimann agrees to join Derby in £2.75 million deal"

[BartoloSerenity]

Fico triste pelo Ospina, mas é demasiado bom para continuar como suplente.

 

Btw, correm rumores que o Cech vai trazer consigo o seu treinador de guarda-redes. O Tony Roberts, até então o nosso treinador de guarda-redes, foi para o Swansea.

O Lochillon é o mentor dele há muito mas muito tempo. Aliás ele quando chegou ao Chelsea trouxe-o com ele.

[Danskin]

Esse mesmo.

[JC3]

O Lochillon é o mentor dele há muito mas muito tempo. Aliás ele quando chegou ao Chelsea trouxe-o com ele.

 

Christophe Lollichon

[cadete]

Aliko Dangote wants to buy Arsenal. Meet the 'second most powerful black man in the world after Obama', who is twice as rich as Roman Abramovich and loves being dapper

 

WHO IS HE?

He's a 57-year-old Nigerian who has amassed a fortune by becoming majority shareholder in giant cement, flour and sugar companies. Dangote Sugar supplies 90 per cent of Nigeria's 170million population - that is a lot of sales. He is also building a private oil refinery in one of the country's jungle swamps which is due for completion in 2018.

 

HOW RICH IS HE?

Forbes have him down as the 67th richest person in the world with a fortune of more than £12billion. It would make him the wealthiest owner in the Premier League, almost twice as rich as Roman Abramovich, who is listed at No 137. He hails from a family of entrepreneurs in Nigeria's second city Kano, and his uncle gave him a loan at 21 to start his own business empire.

 

IS HE AN IMPORTANT PERSON?

A Forbes survey called him the second most powerful black man in the world behind US President Barack Obama. He is one of the continent's prime movers-and-shakers and Obama made sure he met him when giving a speech in Soweto in 2013. When America comes up with a business and anti-terrorism strategy for Africa, Dangote is one of the first figures they would consult with.

 

WHAT IS THE ARSENAL CONNECTION?

When he was a mere billionaire rather than multi-billionaire, Dangote tried to buy a 15 per cent stake in Arsenal from Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith, who eventually sold to Kroenke. With Boko Haram still a threat in Nigeria, it makes sense for Dangote to diversify his interests and earn greater international credibility, as Abramovich has done. And as he gets richer with Nigeria possessing so many natural resources like oil, it becomes more feasible. With guaranteed worldwide television incomes running into billions, A-list businessmen are finding the top Premier League clubs increasingly attractive.

 

WHAT IS HIS LIFESTYLE LIKE?

He lives on Victoria Island, the most exclusive part of Nigeria's most populous city Lagos, in a mansion which has bulletproof windows as evidence of his vast wealth and allure for potential kidnappers. A Muslim, he studied business at Cairo University in Egypt and has three children. He has a reputation for being dapper right down to a well-maintained moustache.

 

WHAT HAS THE REACTION BEEN IN NIGERIA TO HIS INTEREST IN ARSENAL?

Surprisingly downbeat. Nigeria has a huge population, big resources and most people think there is enough money in the country to invest internally rather than join football's money train to Europe. The Nigerian League badly needs improved infrastructure to keep the most talented players. Former Nigeria coach Adegboye Onigbinde summed up the mood by saying: 'For him not to think of our league shows that something is terribly wrong. First and foremost, he is a businessman and so it is only normal for him to spread his tentacles wisely. What we need more in this country is someone to back the overhauling of our grassroots programmes.'

 

WHAT ARE HIS PROSPECTS?

It entirely depends on what Kroenke is thinking. As his nickname is 'Silent Stan' and he keeps his thoughts to himself, that is anyone's guess. Dangote is clearly a serious player but having got to a position when Arsenal are making money after building their new Emirates Stadium, Kroenke may want to reap the rewards for a few years. However, at the age of 67, Dangote may be able to persuade Kroenke to take a whopping great sum of money and retire his retirement.

 

@ mail online

 

 

Editado 18 Junho 2015 por cadete

[BartoloSerenity]

Christophe Lollichon

Isso mesmo.

Foi o que inventou esta:

[cadete]

Chelsea, cemiterio de avancados.

 

@ l'equipe

 

eish... :facepalm:

[Jpa]

Leicester sack three players after incident on club tour of Thailand

 

Leicester City have terminated the contracts of the three players involved in the events on the club tour of Thailand.

 

The Foxes have confirmed Tom Hopper, Adam Smith and James Pearson - the son of first-team manager Nigel Pearson - will leave the club with immediate effect.

 

"The decision follows the conclusion of an internal investigation and disciplinary proceedings, as a consequence of events that took place during the Club’s end-of-season goodwill tour of Thailand," a club statement read.

 

"Leicester City Football Club is acutely aware of its position, and that of its players, as a representative of the city of Leicester, the Premier League, the Football Association and the Club’s supporters.

 

"It is committed to promoting a positive message of community and family values and equality, and to upholding the standards expected of a Club with its history, tradition and aspirations."

 

The club's internal investigation was launched after the three players were allegedly filmed in an incident with a Thai woman.

 

The explicit video was reportedly filmed while the players were touring the country celebrating Leicester avoiding relegation from the Premier League.

 

 

@ Sky Sports

 

 

:handclap: :handclap: :handclap: :handclap: :handclap: :handclap: :handclap: :handclap: :handclap: :handclap:

 

http://deadspin.com/leicester-city-stars-film-depraved-thai-orgy-featurin-1708024692

 

Para os mais curiosos.

Editado 18 Junho 2015 por Jpa

[Danskin]

Isso mesmo.

Foi o que inventou esta:

Espero mesmo que venha. Aquela posição está a precisar de novos ares a nível de treino, isto segundo aquilo que me chegou aos ouvidos...

 

Telegraph Football ‏@TeleFootball 16m16 minutes ago

Arsenal confident that £10m deal for Cech is almost done #afc #CFC

[Poeira]

Estamos prestes a assinar com o Franck Tabanou, do St. Étienne. Ao que parece, já fez exames médicos e tudo. Falam-se em cerca de 5M€.

 

Brutal.

[cadete]

Pessoal do Arsenal FC (e nao so), que acham do interesse do Nigeriano em comprar o nosso clube???

[BartoloSerenity]

Estamos prestes a assinar com o Franck Tabanou, do St. Étienne. Ao que parece, já fez exames médicos e tudo. Falam-se em cerca de 5M€.

 

Brutal.

andas com lag :mrgreen:

[infinito]

Aliko Dangote wants to buy Arsenal. Meet the 'second most powerful black man in the world after Obama', who is twice as rich as Roman Abramovich and loves being dapper

 

WHO IS HE?

He's a 57-year-old Nigerian who has amassed a fortune by becoming majority shareholder in giant cement, flour and sugar companies. Dangote Sugar supplies 90 per cent of Nigeria's 170million population - that is a lot of sales. He is also building a private oil refinery in one of the country's jungle swamps which is due for completion in 2018.

 

HOW RICH IS HE?

Forbes have him down as the 67th richest person in the world with a fortune of more than £12billion. It would make him the wealthiest owner in the Premier League, almost twice as rich as Roman Abramovich, who is listed at No 137. He hails from a family of entrepreneurs in Nigeria's second city Kano, and his uncle gave him a loan at 21 to start his own business empire.

 

IS HE AN IMPORTANT PERSON?

A Forbes survey called him the second most powerful black man in the world behind US President Barack Obama. He is one of the continent's prime movers-and-shakers and Obama made sure he met him when giving a speech in Soweto in 2013. When America comes up with a business and anti-terrorism strategy for Africa, Dangote is one of the first figures they would consult with.

 

WHAT IS THE ARSENAL CONNECTION?

When he was a mere billionaire rather than multi-billionaire, Dangote tried to buy a 15 per cent stake in Arsenal from Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith, who eventually sold to Kroenke. With Boko Haram still a threat in Nigeria, it makes sense for Dangote to diversify his interests and earn greater international credibility, as Abramovich has done. And as he gets richer with Nigeria possessing so many natural resources like oil, it becomes more feasible. With guaranteed worldwide television incomes running into billions, A-list businessmen are finding the top Premier League clubs increasingly attractive.

 

WHAT IS HIS LIFESTYLE LIKE?

He lives on Victoria Island, the most exclusive part of Nigeria's most populous city Lagos, in a mansion which has bulletproof windows as evidence of his vast wealth and allure for potential kidnappers. A Muslim, he studied business at Cairo University in Egypt and has three children. He has a reputation for being dapper right down to a well-maintained moustache.

 

WHAT HAS THE REACTION BEEN IN NIGERIA TO HIS INTEREST IN ARSENAL?

Surprisingly downbeat. Nigeria has a huge population, big resources and most people think there is enough money in the country to invest internally rather than join football's money train to Europe. The Nigerian League badly needs improved infrastructure to keep the most talented players. Former Nigeria coach Adegboye Onigbinde summed up the mood by saying: 'For him not to think of our league shows that something is terribly wrong. First and foremost, he is a businessman and so it is only normal for him to spread his tentacles wisely. What we need more in this country is someone to back the overhauling of our grassroots programmes.'

 

WHAT ARE HIS PROSPECTS?

It entirely depends on what Kroenke is thinking. As his nickname is 'Silent Stan' and he keeps his thoughts to himself, that is anyone's guess. Dangote is clearly a serious player but having got to a position when Arsenal are making money after building their new Emirates Stadium, Kroenke may want to reap the rewards for a few years. However, at the age of 67, Dangote may be able to persuade Kroenke to take a whopping great sum of money and retire his retirement.

 

@ mail online

 

 

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/06/18/14/29BE138A00000578-3129714-Dangote_was_hailed_as_Africa_s_Richest_Man_on_the_front_cover_of-a-3_1434635940408.jpg[/i]

 

O Arsenal recebeu um mail do príncipe da Nigéria...

Editado 19 Junho 2015 por infinito

[Mister Master]

The Daily Telegraph

• Liverpool are interested in signing the highly-rated Monaco winger Lucas Ocampos.
• Southampton are holding out for an offer closer to £15m for Nathaniel Clyne.
• No bids have yet been made for Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham target Morgan Schneiderlin.
• Manchester City could try to include the likes of strikers Edin Dzeko, Stevan Jovetic and Alvaro Negredo to try and get Arsenal to do business over Jack Wilshere.
• Woijcech Szczesny wants to stay at Arsenal and battle Petr Cech for the No 1 spot, should Cech join from Chelsea.
• Manchester City are confident of completing the signing of Patrick Roberts by the end of next week and plan to send the teenager straight back out on loan.
• Loic Remy wants to leave Chelsea because he is not prepared to be third choice behind Diego Costa and Radamel Falcao.

 

The Sun

• Cedric Soares' transfer to Southampton has cleared the way for Nathaniel Clyne to move to Liverpool.
• Loic Remy’s escape bid from Chelsea is being scuppered by their whopping £15million price tag.
• David Ospina is considering a £4m move to Fenerbahce as he refuses to become Petr Cech’s understudy at Arsenal.
• Mark Hughes plans crunch talks with Steven Nzonzi in a last-gasp effort to keep the Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham target.
• West Brom boss Tony Pulis is plotting another raid for Besiktas striker Demba Ba — after failing with a bid in January.
• Tottenham are considering a move for Genoa goalkeeper Mattia Perin should Hugo Lloris leave.
• Nani is on his way out of Manchester United for £6million to Fenerbahce.
• Diego Simeone has warned Chelsea to forget about signing Atletico Madrid midfielder Koke.
• Yohan Cabaye has been sounded out over a potential return to Newcastle after failing to impress at PSG.

 

Daily Mirror

• Sergio Aguero says he will snub Real Madrid because he can fulfill his Champions League dreams with current club Manchester City.
• Petr Cech is homing in on a £10million move to Arsenal with Arsene Wenger confident of completing a deal.
• Liverpool are eyeing at least five more summer signings as Brendan Rodgers continues his Anfield overhaul.
• Jose Mourinho is ready to press ahead with a move for £15million-rated Ghana left-back Abdul Baba Rahman.
• Real Madrid could be set to step up their interest in Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea after Keylor Navas suffered an injury with Costa Rica.

 

Daily Star

• Arsenal have agreed with Chelsea to pay £14m for Petr Cech.
• Liverpool are still interested in Real Madrid's £15m-rated midfielder Asier Illarramendi.
• Manchester United are moving closer to wrapping up a trio of deals for Fabinho from Monaco, Nicholas Otamendi from Valencia and Morgan Schneiderlin from Southampton.
• Franz Beckenbauer says Bastian Schweinsteiger might struggle if he moved to Manchester United.
• Hull have told Nikica Jelavic he can leave if they receive a £3m offer.

 

Daily Mail

• Juventus’ wantaway midfielder Paul Pogba has his heart set on a move to Barcelona.
• Real Madrid will have to sell Karim Benzema in order to finance a move for Manchester City’s Sergio Aguero.
• Andros Townsend does not want to leave Tottenham despite being linked with a move to Aston Villa.
• Arsenal keeper David Ospina is wanted by Turkish club Fenerbahce.
• Bournemouth and Watford ready to go head-to-head for former Manchester City midfielder Abdisalam Ibrahim.
• Stoke are pushing to sign Dnipro winger Yevhen Konoplyanka, whilst also remaining hopeful of tying down Steven N’Zonzi.
• Watford are sweating on their move for Genoa forward Diego Perotti as West Ham contemplate a late swoop.
• Swansea have emerged as rival suitors for Watford striker Troy Deeney.

 

Daily Express

• Manchester City will open bidding for Jack Wilshere at £30m.
• Manchester United are on the verge of selling Robin van Persie to Galatasaray.
• Tottenham are hoping to persuade Morgan Schneiderlin to move to them over Arsenal or Manchester United.
• Chelsea are preparing to go for Axel Witsel to replace John Obi Mikel.

 

The Independent

• Manchester City are considering whether to meet Liverpool’s £50m valuation of Raheem Sterling after submitting a second unsuccessful bid, of £35.5m, for the player.
• Arsenal have agreed to sell David Ospina to Fenerbahce for €5.5m (£3.9m) as Petr Cech is on the verge of joining the club after being given the green light to leave Chelsea.

 

The Guardian

• Liverpool hope to finalise a deal for the Charlton teenager Joe Gomez later this week with the 18-year-old scheduled to undergo a medical on Friday.

[cadete]

Christophe Lollichon

 

se duvidas haviam sobre o Cech...ate o nosso treinador de GR ja foi posto a andar...

 

 

DONE DEAL: Swansea confirm they have poached Tony Roberts from Arsenal

 

Editado 19 Junho 2015 por cadete

[Simeone]

Clyne no Liverpool? Sim, por favor. :carinhoso:

 

Btw, o Tabanou no Swansea já é oficial. Contrato de 3 anos.

Editado 19 Junho 2015 por Simeone

[Rafinha]

Tabanou no Swansea já é oficial.

 

Parece que o Chelsea está interessado no Witsel para colmatar a saída do Mikel.

[bruno86]

[Poeira]

andas com lag :mrgreen:

Não tenho tido muito tempo para seguir os rumores :mrgreen:

[Rafinha]

André Ayew received €8m signing on fee

[Phil]

fodase, mais 100k semanais. Os jogadores a "zero" são todos um roubo.

[Keef]

Assim que se f*da a Champions, que abuso.

[Phil]

Trippier próximo ao que parece. Gosto muito.

:)

[Mister Master]

Vá agora mandem lá o Walker para aqui outra vez, se fizerem favor :mrgreen:

[Kratosthegod]

Que vai ser feito do Yedlin?