[Núcleo] Premier League + Football League

[Eden Hazard]

Fala-se do Shaw para o Chelsea.

[Mr. White]

O RedCafe é do crl. Qualquer médio que mexa e seja apontado ao United, os gajos dizem logo que sim porque estão a precisar de um médio. Já no tópico do Matuidi vários a dizerem "Este é mesmo o box to box que precisamos!" :lol:

E qual é a piada? Por acaso acho que o Matuidi era uma boa contratação para o United. Mas ele é capaz de renovar.

[Refutador]

Se eu tivesse muito dinheiro para gastar, não ia buscar o Matuidi de certeza.

[xicantonio]

O United precisa é de reforçar os corredores, no meio nem é mau de todo

 

Fala-se do Shaw para o Chelsea.

Perfeito, só fica a faltar PL

Editado 16 Janeiro 2014 por xicantonio

[Danskin]

Como diz o outro, quem tem Cleverley, tem tudo.

[Kratosthegod]

E qual é a piada? Por acaso acho que o Matuidi era uma boa contratação para o United. Mas ele é capaz de renovar.

 

O Matuidi não ser um box to box, muito menos o box to box criativo que eles querem para jogar ao lado do Carrick.

Editado 16 Janeiro 2014 por Kratosthegod

[Mister Master]

Daily Mirror

• Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is set to veto Lewis Holtby's move to Schalke - because he doesn't want to help Arsenal land Julian Draxler.
• Fulham will have to DOUBLE their offer to £8million if they want to land West Ham star Ravel Morrison.
• Liverpool and Manchester City have been offered Ajax winger Ricardo Kishna.
• Liverpool in pole position to sign highly-rated Udinese midfielder Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu.
• Tony Pulis has been so impressed by the Crystal Palace players he inherited from Ian Holloway, he's ready to scrap plans to flood the squad with new signings and only add two or three high-quality players.
• Manchester United have made contact with Sunderland over goalkeeper Vito Mannone, according to a report in Italy.
• West Ham are to make a renewed bid to sign Southampton's England striker Rickie Lambert now chairman Nicola Cortese - who rejected a Hammers offer for the player before the current transfer window opened - has quit the Saints.
• Stoke are hopeful of finalising the signing of American striker Juan Agudelo, once they have found a club who can take him on loan.
• Queens Park Rangers boss Harry Redknapp is ready to snap up striker Modibo Maiga from former employers West Ham.
• Full-back brothers Rafael and Fabio da Silva are both set to leave Manchester United in the summer, according to their representative.
• New West Brom chief Pepe Mel insists he is not planning to raid old club Real Betis for players.

 

The Sun

• Saints manager Mauricio Pochettino is today expected to announce he plans to quit St Mary's following the shock resignation of club supremo Nicola Cortese.
• Ravel Morrison has threatened to go on strike at West Ham to force through a move to Fulham.
• Arsene Wenger is refusing to be rushed into signing a new Arsenal contract
• Rafael Benitez wants to bring Michael Essien to Napoli after a move for his Chelsea team-mate John Obi Mikel was rejected.
• Norwich chief executive David McNally has cranked up the pressure on Chris Hughton by insisting: "I would prefer death rather than relegation."
• Hull City last night had a bid of £7million accepted for West Brom striker Shane Long.
• Manchester City are ready to let West Ham sweat in their pursuit of Joleon Lescott.

 

Daily Mail

• Nicola Cortese has resigned as the chairman of Southampton and the future of manager Mauricio Pochettino remains uncertain
• West Ham are back in negotiations with crisis-torn Southampton for striker Rickie Lambert.
• Nemanja Matic has returned to Chelsea from Benfica for £21million, with the Serbia international signing a five-and-a-half-year deal.
• West Ham want the Premier League to take firm action against Fulham if it is proved they tapped up Ravel Morrison.
• Arsenal and Newcastle United have made offers for Nottingham Forest starlet Jamal Lascelles.
• Barcelona's payment of £33.17m to a company owned by Neymar's father as part of the Brazil forward's £47.35m transfer fee is under investigation.
• QPR are considering a loan move for West Ham striker Modibo Maiga.
• Nacer Chadli's agent has confirmed the Belgian midfielder wants to leave Tottenham to keep alive his hopes of a place at the World Cup in Brazil this summer.

 

Daily Star

• Manchester United target Everton Ribeiro has been the subject of an unsuccessful bid from a club in England, the player's representative has confirmed.
• Manchester United are also looking at Napoli midfielder Marek Hamsik and PSG midfielder Lucas Moura.
• Liverpool are lining up a stunning move for Southampton star Jay Rodriguez.
• Chelsea have made a £21m bid for Southampton's Luke Shaw - but this was before the resignation of chairman Nicola Cortese.

 

Daily Express

• Porto midfielder Steven Defour is holding out for a bid from Spurs before deciding whether to join Aston Villa.
• Nicola Cortese's departure from Southampton could let Chelsea lure Luke Shaw away from St Mary's.
• Rio Ferdinand plans to be the manager of a Premier League club in London within five years.
• Hull City are expected to turn their attention to securing West Brom's Shane Long after completing the signing of Nikica Jelavic from Everton.

 

The Times

• Southampton fear that they could lose several key players and manager Mauricio Pochettino in the wake of the resignation of Nicola Cortese as they club's executive chairman.
• Newcastle manager Alan Pardew is considering a move for 24-year-old Sevilla centre-back Cala.
• Middlesbrough are considering a move for Norwich striker Luciano Becchio, with the former Leeds striker having struggled to make an impact at Carrow Road.

 

The Guardian

• Tottenham will listen to offers for Etienne Capoue, with the France international having fallen out of favour under new manager Tim Sherwood.

 

The Independent

• Manchester United face competition from Real Madrid for the signature of Borussia Dortmund midfielder Ilkay Gundogan.

[Dennis Bergkamp]

Bendtner

faz hoje 26 anos :o

[Varela]

O Matuidi não ser um box to box, muito menos o box to box criativo que eles querem para jogar ao lado do Carrick.

Parece que foste ao google tradutor :lol:

[Kratosthegod]

"E qual é a piada?"

 

"O Matuidi não ser um box to box, muito menos o box to box criativo que eles querem para jogar ao lado do Carrick."

 

Nem me parece estar mal.

[Varela]

Se estás a falar na 3ª pessoa tens de conjugar o verbo.

[Sahar]

Contextualizado não está mal. "A piada é o Matuidi não ser"

[Varela]

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O Mou ligou ao Zouma

Editado 16 Janeiro 2014 por Boomer

[Kimi Raikkonen]

Se eu tivesse muito dinheiro para gastar, não ia buscar o Matuidi de certeza.

 

Ia depender do esquema que o Moyes quer. Se for para continuar naquele pseudo 4-4-2, o Matuidi é desaproveitado.

[Kratosthegod]

Só vi o Man Utd jogar 1 ou 2 vezes em 4-4-2 esta época, de resto 4-2-3-1. Contra o Swansea jogou o Kagawa atrás do Welbeck.

[Kimi Raikkonen]

True, vinha agora falar disso. Parece que o Pochettino vai falar na conferência pré-jogo sobre isso e que até pode saltar antes do fim da época.

 

Gostava de o ver no Tottenham.

 

Eu tenho sempre a ideia que o United joga bastante em 4-4-1-1 do que em 4-2-3-1 ou mesmo o 4-4-2 (nao varia assim tanto, tbh).

Editado 16 Janeiro 2014 por Kimi Raikkonen

[Danskin]

Auxerre TV channel: Auxerre's 21-year old forward Paul-Georges Ntep is to join Arsenal for £7.5m. 9 goals in 20 games this season.

Mais um do Auxerre!

[Keef]

o avançado que faltava

[Fajo]

Mais um do Auxerre!

Falam maravilhas dele.

[Refutador]

Ia depender do esquema que o Moyes quer. Se for para continuar naquele pseudo 4-4-2, o Matuidi é desaproveitado.

O PSG, com o Ancelotti, jogava em 4x4x2 clássico e o Matuidi era titular.

[Dennis Bergkamp]

Epa custa assim tanto trazer um gajo de créditos firmados? :lol:

[Oblivion]

Epa custa assim tanto trazer um gajo de créditos firmados? :lol:

 

Custa pois, assim fica demasiado fácil!!!

 

/wengerlogic

[Sumudica by Night]

O Wenger parece eu a jogar FM.

[Kratosthegod]

Liverpool are top of the league and can spend big, claims Anfield chief

 

LIVERPOOL are at the top of the league when it comes to commercial deals, according to managing director Ian Ayre.

 

The Reds today announced a multi-million pound global partnership with American company Dunkin' Donuts.

 

Ayre said income from such partnerships would afford manager Brendan Rodgers the chance to build the best squad he was able to.

 

"In order to support Brendan we have to provide the resources to allow that," said Ayre.

 

"That is only allowable operating within your own means - they are the rules we have all signed up to - and this is absolutely vital in us being able to compete.

 

"We should be pleased and fans should take comfort from the fact commercially this club is right at the top of teams in that regard.

 

"In the modern game we talk about financial fair play and the ability to operate in transfer markets, and a big part of doing what we want to achieve here is generating revenue which supports what we do on the pitch.

 

"Fans are interested in seeing the team win matches and the way we do that is by putting the best team out there every week.

 

"There are a finite number of partners we can have on a global basis and it is vital as a football club, like our competitors, we compete in that.

 

"I don't think we're trying to catch up with anyone. Off the pitch I think we bat right at the top of the league in terms of our commercial activity and our performances in that regard.

 

"Our ambition is to be the best we can be for our fans, not compete with anyone else."

 

DailyStar

[Oblivion]

O Wenger parece eu a jogar FM.

 

Tens sempre a conta recheada, mas só compras malta com menos de 20 anos, de preferência franceses?