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A place to put all the latest info, facts and rumours surrounding the latest transfers.
So Becks is at Real. Man Utd signed Bellion. Barca want Kewell and could well sell Kluivert to Arsenal to get him.
Inter want Giggs, Man utd are close to getting Ronaldinho but PSG want close to £31 Million for him now.
So Becks is at Real. Man Utd signed Bellion. Barca want Kewell and could well sell Kluivert to Arsenal to get him.
Inter want Giggs, Man utd are close to getting Ronaldinho but PSG want close to £31 Million for him now.
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No, Solskjaer WAS a Liverpool fan, as a boy!
I should know! :D
I should know! :D
Solskjær wrote:
> Look at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, for example.
> He was always a Liverpool fan as a boy, and look at where he ended up
> - their biggest rivals, besides Everton.
> The temptation was just too-much.
You should mean Man United. Are you drunk?
Owen supported Everton, but went to 'Pool. As did Fowler and McManaman.
> Look at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, for example.
> He was always a Liverpool fan as a boy, and look at where he ended up
> - their biggest rivals, besides Everton.
> The temptation was just too-much.
You should mean Man United. Are you drunk?
Owen supported Everton, but went to 'Pool. As did Fowler and McManaman.
If people think Kewell IS going to sign for Liverpool just because he supported them as a youngster, then you should know by now that boy-hood dreams don't always matter as much as you may think in Football when big-money moves to clubs in Europe are on the cards.
Look at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, for example.
He was always a Liverpool fan as a boy, and look at where he ended up - their biggest rivals, besides Everton.
The temptation was just too-much.
And even recent-mover David Beckham deserves a mention here.
A boy-hood Man United fan who got his dream-move to Old Trafford and would apparently "never leave" the `Theatre of Dreams´...
But, it seems the temptation of even-more money and "guarrenteed" success in Europe - aswell as world-wide - was too much for even him to say no, this time.
And look at Kewell - a player who wants to leave Leeds for a better chance at winning bigger-things (or, at least, SOMETHING!), and he's also got some demands for more-money, too.
Can he really get all-that at Liverpool??
Or would he be better-off elsewhere?
Look at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, for example.
He was always a Liverpool fan as a boy, and look at where he ended up - their biggest rivals, besides Everton.
The temptation was just too-much.
And even recent-mover David Beckham deserves a mention here.
A boy-hood Man United fan who got his dream-move to Old Trafford and would apparently "never leave" the `Theatre of Dreams´...
But, it seems the temptation of even-more money and "guarrenteed" success in Europe - aswell as world-wide - was too much for even him to say no, this time.
And look at Kewell - a player who wants to leave Leeds for a better chance at winning bigger-things (or, at least, SOMETHING!), and he's also got some demands for more-money, too.
Can he really get all-that at Liverpool??
Or would he be better-off elsewhere?
If people think Kewell IS going to sign for Liverpool just because he supported them as a youngster, then you should know by now that boy-hood dreams don't always matter as much as you may think in Football when big-money moves to clubs in Europe are on the cards.
Look at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, for example.
He was always a Liverpool fan as a boy, and look at where he ended up - their biggest rivals, besides Everton.
The temptation was just too-much.
And even recent-mover David Beckham deserves a mention here.
A boy-hood Man United fan who got his dream-move to Old Trafford and would apparently "never leave" the `Theatre of Dreams´...
But, it seems the temptation of even-more money and "guarrenteed" success in Europe - aswell as world-wide - was too much for even him to say no, this time.
And look at Kewell - a player who wants to leave Leeds for a better chance at winning bigger-things (or, at least, SOMETHING!)
Look at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, for example.
He was always a Liverpool fan as a boy, and look at where he ended up - their biggest rivals, besides Everton.
The temptation was just too-much.
And even recent-mover David Beckham deserves a mention here.
A boy-hood Man United fan who got his dream-move to Old Trafford and would apparently "never leave" the `Theatre of Dreams´...
But, it seems the temptation of even-more money and "guarrenteed" success in Europe - aswell as world-wide - was too much for even him to say no, this time.
And look at Kewell - a player who wants to leave Leeds for a better chance at winning bigger-things (or, at least, SOMETHING!)
Actually there was a hitch this morning...
He probably hasn't agreed to the clause in his contract where he has to go around stealing penny sweets off kiddies.
;)
He probably hasn't agreed to the clause in his contract where he has to go around stealing penny sweets off kiddies.
;)
Kewell HAS been talking to Houlier for around 6 months... i reported this way back in early february... the deal WILL be done tuesday morning (around the time you read this most likely)
Kewell in - Heskey out... thats how its gonna end up in the coming weeks.
Kewell in - Heskey out... thats how its gonna end up in the coming weeks.
Solskjær wrote:
> Harry Kewell WON'T sign for Liverpool!
>
> What on Earth is there at Anfield that he wouldn't be able to get at
> Man United or Arsénal?!?
>
> He's got greater ambition than that! He's the type of player that
> NEEDS regular first-team football in the Champions' League.
>
> And, anyway, it's not like he'd be able to fit into Houllier's plans
> with all those Frogs and waste-of-money foreigners, anyway.
I agree with your comment about "what can he get at anfield that he cant get at highbury or united, BUT....u can't say he wont fit in with the "frogs" at anfield, look at arsenal, they've got just as many, if not more.
> Harry Kewell WON'T sign for Liverpool!
>
> What on Earth is there at Anfield that he wouldn't be able to get at
> Man United or Arsénal?!?
>
> He's got greater ambition than that! He's the type of player that
> NEEDS regular first-team football in the Champions' League.
>
> And, anyway, it's not like he'd be able to fit into Houllier's plans
> with all those Frogs and waste-of-money foreigners, anyway.
I agree with your comment about "what can he get at anfield that he cant get at highbury or united, BUT....u can't say he wont fit in with the "frogs" at anfield, look at arsenal, they've got just as many, if not more.
Eric Djemba-Djemba has signed for Utd for £3.5 mil
Don't you just love his name? :)
A good move by United - signing a couple of decent players with great potential.
All we need now is a big name like Ronaldiniho and a decent right back and roll on next season.
(oh and hello everyone, as you can see - im back!)
Don't you just love his name? :)
A good move by United - signing a couple of decent players with great potential.
All we need now is a big name like Ronaldiniho and a decent right back and roll on next season.
(oh and hello everyone, as you can see - im back!)
Solskjær wrote:
> Harry Kewell WON'T sign for Liverpool!
>
> What on Earth is there at Anfield that he wouldn't be able to get at
> Man United or Arsénal?!?
Kewell supported Liverpool as a kid so i suppose it would be like a dream come true for him.
> Harry Kewell WON'T sign for Liverpool!
>
> What on Earth is there at Anfield that he wouldn't be able to get at
> Man United or Arsénal?!?
Kewell supported Liverpool as a kid so i suppose it would be like a dream come true for him.
Eric Djemba-Djemba should be confirmed as a Manchester United player shortly.
The 23-year-old midfielder, who has agreed terms with the Red Devils, is undergoing a medical and should complete his £3 million move from French club Nantes this afternoon.
Djemba-Djemba will not be formally unveiled as he is due to return to Cameroon to attend the funeral of international team-mate Marc-Vivien Foe.
The 23-year-old midfielder, who has agreed terms with the Red Devils, is undergoing a medical and should complete his £3 million move from French club Nantes this afternoon.
Djemba-Djemba will not be formally unveiled as he is due to return to Cameroon to attend the funeral of international team-mate Marc-Vivien Foe.
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