[Núcleo] Premier League + Football League

[Puyol]

O Stoke City contratou o Pieters há uns dias.

[Varela]

Tom Ince no Cardiff.

[Mister Master]

The Sun:

• Gary Neville has told Wayne Rooney not to quit Manchester United.
• Blackpool have accepted Cardiff's £8m offer for Tom Ince.
• Pavel Pogrebnyak has not ruled out quitting relegated Reading.
• Peter Crouch has no idea if he has a future at Stoke under Mark Hughes.
• Swansea have beaten West Brom to land Gregor Zabret from NK Domzale.

 

Daily Mirror:

• David Moyes officially starts at Manchester United today and he has been given the green light to sign Benfica's Ezeguiel Garay in a £17m swoop.
• Danny Murphy will end his unhappy spell at Blackburn this week.
• Spurs are closing in on a £15m deal for Dinamo Zagreb's Alen Halilovic and Tin Jedvaj.
• Dwight Gayle will join Crystal Palace this week for £6m.

 

Daily Mail:

• Tottenham want Dinamo Zagreb teenager Alen Halilovic.
• Wigan are looking at Liverpool midfielder Jay Spearing while goalkeeper Scott Carson is in talks over a move from Bursaspor.
• Danny Murphy is close to a deal to quit Blackburn.
• Chelsea have offered £42.5m to Napoli for Edinson Cavani and want Manchester City target Bruma.
• Swansea are keen on Club America striker Christian Benitez.
• Cardiff may bid £10m for Benfica striker Oscar Cardozo.
• Hull are keen on free agent Richard Dunne.

 

Daily Express:

• Roman Abramovich will not think the job is done unless Chelsea win the Champions League and Premier League again.
• Blackpool have accepted an £8m bid from Cardiff for Tom Ince.

 

Daily Star:

• Arsenal fear being blown out of the water in their bids to sign Wayne Rooney and Gonzalo Higuain.
• Stoke are aiming to hijack Hull's bid to sign Burnley striker Charlie Austin.

 

The Daily Telegraph:

• Jose Mourinho and his coaching staff have been set the challenge by Chelsea of developing world class players from the club's academy.
• Darren Bent remains keen on a move to Newcastle although he will seek reassurances that Alan Pardew is staying.
• Blackpool have accepted an offer from Cardiff for Tom Ince thought to be worth more than £8m.

[Danskin]

A pré-época aí à porta e ainda não há notícias do Higuaín. Só espero que se confirme até amanhã. Se tal não acontecer, irei começar a ficar preocupado.

[Dennis Bergkamp]

O Halilovic é muito promissor.

O Tottenham anda cheio dele.... :-

[Mr. White]

A pré-época aí à porta e ainda não há notícias do Higuaín. Só espero que se confirme até amanhã. Se tal não acontecer, irei começar a ficar preocupado.

Vai ser uma desilusão se ele acabar por não vir. :(

[Juan Mata]

 

Roman Abramovich faz hoje 10 anos no Chelsea! :)

[Dennis Bergkamp]

800 milhoes

Editado 1 Julho 2013 por lps1995

[HelderPG]

Backroom staff appointments

 

Backroom staff appointments

• Steve Round, assistant manager

• Chris Woods, goalkeeping coach

• Jimmy Lumsden, coach

 

Manchester United is delighted to confirm the appointments of Steve Round as assistant manager, Chris Woods as goalkeeping coach and Jimmy Lumsden as coach.

 

Round, 42, joins the club after working alongside David Moyes at Everton since July 2008.

 

Woods, 53, who was a member of the England World Cup squads in 1986 and 1990, and for the squads for the European Championships in 1988 and 1992, has been the goalkeeping coach at Everton since 1998. In October 2011 he also became United States goalkeeping coach.

 

Lumsden, 65, has worked with David Moyes since his days at Preston North End and subsequently at Everton.

 

David Moyes said: "I have worked with Steve, Chris and Jimmy for a number of years and I am delighted they have decided to join me at this great club. They bring great qualities in their respective fields and I know that, like me, they feel that this is a challenge to relish. I have great faith that together, we can build upon the success this club has enjoyed over many years.”

 

Executive vice chairman Ed Woodward said: “I believe with David and his new team in place, along with our current backroom staff, we can now start preparing for the new season ahead. This is an exciting and challenging time for the club and I have great belief that David and his team will have all the energy and attributes needed to help this club continue in its long-standing traditions."

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVZxHTBVV7k

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZK7QVDB0x8

 

 

Lindo :heart:

[Klebergol]

Depois do Aspas com o 9 e o Mignolet com o 22, Luis Alberto fica com o 6.

[HelderPG]

What's the one thing you enjoy most about tours?

The fans, the cities you visited, spending time together as a squad, just being back training… In some ways I think it’s good for us to get out of our bubble and our routine in Manchester and visit different places like the Far East and Australia. They’re not places you get to see very often and you get to see what the club means to the fans by the fantastic reception we’re given everywhere we go.

 

What are you expecting from the facilities in Australia?

I’m sure they’ll be similar to those in the United States as they’re also a sporting nation that has been very successful in all sports. I’m sure the facilities will be of a high standard as they take sport really seriously in Australia. I’m really looking forward to the visit there.

 

You’ve been to Asia before with United. What are your memories of the support United enjoys in that part of the world?

I still remember the first time I went there with United and how were mobbed as soon as we arrived at the airport. It was something I’d never really experienced and it made me realise how big this club really is.

 

Few clubs have the impact that United at home and abroad do they?

No, it’s crazy. One of the reasons I enjoy going there is just to see the reaction of the fans. It can take you back a little bit sometimes – even though they live a long way from Manchester the reaction the people give us over is amazing.

 

You’ve experienced visiting Asia with Ji-sung Park, what kind of reception are you expecting Shinji to receive in Japan?

I'm sure he’ll get plenty of attention.

 

We’ll be playing at the International Stadium Yokohama where we won the Club World Cup in 2008 – what are your memories of the stadium and your stay in Yokohama and how proud were you to win the tournament?

It doesn’t really get spoken about much but, for me, it was massive. Chelsea missed out on winning it at the end of last year and you could see how devastated the players were. To get to that stage anyway, you’ve got to win the Champions League and not many people do that. It’s the second step after that to win it and it meant an awful lot, as much as everything else, if not more. I have special memories of going there and achieving what we did.

 

From a player’s perspective, what are the aims of a pre-season tour? What do you hope to get out of it?

A good pre-season gives you that base you need to keep going throughout the season. If you miss pre-season, you have to play catch-up. Every player is different - some can come back [from the summer break] and get straight back into it but others take a bit more time. I think it’s a vital part of the year – it’s important to get through pre-season and steer clear of injuries and be ready for the games at the start of the campaign.

 

Michael Carrick

 

"A good pre-season gives you that base you need to keep going throughout the season. If you miss pre-season, you have to play catch-up."

 

- Michael Carrick

 

Bangkok, Thailand

Singha All Star XI v Manchester United

Saturday 13 July 2013, Rajamangala Stadium

 

Sydney, Australia

Australian A-League All Stars v Manchester United

Saturday 20 July 2013, ANZ Stadium

 

Yokohama & Osaka, Japan

Yokohama F·Marinos v Manchester United

Tuesday 23 July 2013, Nissan Stadium

 

Cerezo Osaka v Manchester United

Friday 26 July 2013, Osaka Nagai Stadium

 

Hong Kong

Kitchee FC v Manchester United

Monday 29 July 2013, Hong Kong Stadium

 

Stockholm

AIK Fotboll v Manchester United

Tuesday 6 August 2013, Friends Arena

[LocoBreu]

E começou oficialmente!! Go Guners!!!!

[HelderPG]

GK: De Gea, Lindegaard, Amos and Johnstone.

 

LB: Evra, Buttner, Fabio and Keane.

 

CB: Evans, Ferdinand, Vidic, Smalling, Jones, Wootton and Varela.

 

RB: Rafael

 

LW: Ryan Giggs, Ashley Young and Zaha.

 

RW: Nani, Valencia and Bebe.

 

CM: Anderson, Fletcher, Carrick, Powell, Kagawa and Cleverley.

 

S: Van Persie, Welbeck, Rooney, Hernandez, Henriquez and Macheda.

Editado 1 Julho 2013 por HelderPG

[Petar Musa]

O Man Utd que não arranje gente com qualidade para a 2º linha que não é preciso.

[HelderPG]

Rumores para assinarem:

 

Ronaldo, Baines, Jagielka, Fellaini and Messi.

 

Rumores para saírem:

 

Rooney, Evra, Nani and Javier Hernandez.

[Chet Faker]

Messi :funny:

[Tikz]

Messi :lol:

 

O equipamento de treino do Man United é horrível. :| Pelo menos a camisola principal é a coisa mais bonita dos últimos tempos. Se o Thiago for confirmado, vem cá para casa uma com o nome e nº do minino. :heart:

[kareca]

Artigo sobre as compras e vendas do Abra ao longo destes 10 anos:

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2352273/Chelsea-signings-Roman-Abramovich--verdicts-them.html

[Chet Faker]

Quaresma " ... The ultimate YouTube player - Quaresma had plenty of flicks and tricks but little substance ... "

[Klebergol]

E a do Maniche? :lol:

[leugim]

OFICIAL: Sanogo no Arsenal.

[Tikz]

Artigo sobre as compras e vendas do Abra ao longo destes 10 anos:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2352273/Chelsea-signings-Roman-Abramovich--verdicts-them.html

Bem porreiro.

 

Kezman :( Via na Eurosport resumos dos campeonatos, jornada a jornada, e o gajo fartava-se de marcar golos pelo PSV.

 

"Didier Drogba (26, Marseille £24m)

Possibly the greatest signing of the Abramovich era. For nearly a decade, Drogba was the face of the club. His final touch of the ball in a Chelsea shirt brought Abramovich the Champions League success he so craved."

 

Indeed.

 

Maniche - mediocre midfielder :lol: :lol:

[Dutch]

O Maniche foi de facto mediocre no Chelsea

[OntheRadio]

OFICIAL: Sanogo no Arsenal.

Do que tenho visto no WCu20 é uma boa contratação.

 

Khalid Boulahrouz (23, Hamburg £9m)

 

Bizarrely, for a defender, took the No 9 shirt and mostly played like he was out-of-position too

 

 

:lol:

Editado 1 Julho 2013 por OntheRadio

[C-4]

E horrível no Sporting.