Yeah saw that Sateeh,thats just mad! Westham are gonna be hot this season & with Youssi Bneayoun pulling the strings they will challenge for a spot in europe.
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Thats what happens when u have a serious lack of footie groupies Alfio.All those skanks run after the aussie rules & norm rugby players.
Its getting a little better in our national team after making WC the league has grown a little more over winter crowds are there plus 10 thousand a game and this weeks game should get a strong crowd of about 30,000 but funny thing is it wont b played in a football ground rather the big open spaces of a aussie rules stadium:faq1:
West Ham United are set to pull off a major coup by the signing Argentine stars Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United were all thought to be competing for the duo, along with some of the continents elite including Bayern Munich and Milan.
However, The Hammers have struck a deal with Media Sports Investments (MSI) - who own the rights to the Corinthians pair.
South American sources claim Portsmouth were also in line to broker a move, but it seems MSI have decided that a move to West Ham will best serve their prize assets.
The deal is believed to be initially for a season-long loan for the duo - but it could become permanent if all parties are happy, although it remains to be seen whether West Ham could afford them with both players carrying price tags of over £15 million.
The pair are both currently already in England ahead of this weekend's Brazil versus Argentina clash at Arsenal's brand new Emirates Stadium and this has aided the move.
A statement on Tevez's website states a move to Upton Park for himself and Mascherano has been sealed.
"Carlitos Tevez along with his former Corinthians team-mate, Javier Mascherano, has signed a contract to play with West Ham United of England," read the statement.
woah! how the f*ck!?!?
west ham are no big club, about mid table/top half
its obvious to me they will be another d'alessandro, players that will probably never get the chance to play at a top club.
so much for pardew and his feelings on clubs having english players, he just goes and sign himself 2 argentines.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United were all thought to be competing for the duo, along with some of the continents elite including Bayern Munich and Milan.
However, The Hammers have struck a deal with Media Sports Investments (MSI) - who own the rights to the Corinthians pair.
South American sources claim Portsmouth were also in line to broker a move, but it seems MSI have decided that a move to West Ham will best serve their prize assets.
The deal is believed to be initially for a season-long loan for the duo - but it could become permanent if all parties are happy, although it remains to be seen whether West Ham could afford them with both players carrying price tags of over £15 million.
The pair are both currently already in England ahead of this weekend's Brazil versus Argentina clash at Arsenal's brand new Emirates Stadium and this has aided the move.
A statement on Tevez's website states a move to Upton Park for himself and Mascherano has been sealed.
"Carlitos Tevez along with his former Corinthians team-mate, Javier Mascherano, has signed a contract to play with West Ham United of England," read the statement.
woah! how the f*ck!?!?
west ham are no big club, about mid table/top half
its obvious to me they will be another d'alessandro, players that will probably never get the chance to play at a top club.
so much for pardew and his feelings on clubs having english players, he just goes and sign himself 2 argentines.
saw an interview with him today and he said he doesnt know, so mybe he will stay.I was looking forward to seeing the Victory kicking their Ass on Saturday with their star player....but overall he is a symbol of the A-League and i hope he would stay.
yeah but remember soccer is a relatively new sport for Australia and with the success of the world cup, soccer is only going to go forward.Lets hope the performancs in the A-League induce more players and crowds to come here.
yeah thats wat i thought from the begining, sucks big time for teams like totenham,bolton,Boro...and even if things go well to teams like Arsenal and Liverpool.You never know.
....but overall he is a symbol of the A-League and i hope he would stay.yeah but remember soccer is a relatively new sport for Australia and with the success of the world cup, soccer is only going to go forward.Lets hope the performancs in the A-League induce more players and crowds to come here.
yeah thats wat i thought from the begining, sucks big time for teams like totenham,bolton,Boro...and even if things go well to teams like Arsenal and Liverpool.You never know.
here’s something in the air…It’s Ronaldo!
Thursday 31 August, 2006
Inter have admitted that Ronaldo could join by the end of the day as reports suggest that the Brazilian has caught a flight to Milan.
The Real Madrid ace is being associated with a possible swap deal – probably a loan – with misfiring international colleague Adriano.
And now Nerazzurri owner Massimo Moratti has sensationally left the door open for his former employee to make a shock return.
“Conversations are underway with Real Madrid, but we are not pushing to close the deal,” Moratti told Sky Italia.
“I admit that the move has been in the air in the past few weeks and I am not surprised to read the news today.
“I can’t say that I am sure that we will reach an agreement though.
"Our will is not the only one that counts in this case, there is another club involved and they may not agree with our plans.
“In any case, neither one of us are speeding up the process.”
The summer transfer window closes at 19.00 hours local time [6pm UK] and the oil tycoon admits that may be a problem.
“I don’t think it will be easy to finalise things before tonight,” concluded the Internazionale patron on Thursday.
Adriano, Inter’s No 10, is currently training at the Pinetina with his teammates and has allegedly refused to speak to the media.
source: channel4.com
Thursday 31 August, 2006
Inter have admitted that Ronaldo could join by the end of the day as reports suggest that the Brazilian has caught a flight to Milan.
The Real Madrid ace is being associated with a possible swap deal – probably a loan – with misfiring international colleague Adriano.
And now Nerazzurri owner Massimo Moratti has sensationally left the door open for his former employee to make a shock return.
“Conversations are underway with Real Madrid, but we are not pushing to close the deal,” Moratti told Sky Italia.
“I admit that the move has been in the air in the past few weeks and I am not surprised to read the news today.
“I can’t say that I am sure that we will reach an agreement though.
"Our will is not the only one that counts in this case, there is another club involved and they may not agree with our plans.
“In any case, neither one of us are speeding up the process.”
The summer transfer window closes at 19.00 hours local time [6pm UK] and the oil tycoon admits that may be a problem.
“I don’t think it will be easy to finalise things before tonight,” concluded the Internazionale patron on Thursday.
Adriano, Inter’s No 10, is currently training at the Pinetina with his teammates and has allegedly refused to speak to the media.
source: channel4.com
it's official, mascherano and tevez are idiots.
West Ham have completed the sensational double signing of Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano from Corinthians on permanent contracts.
The Argentinian duo, who both starred for their country at the World Cup this summer, move to Upton Park for undisclosed fees.
A statement on the West Ham website read: 'The transfers represent a massive coup for the Hammers, who have beaten off some of Europe's biggest clubs to secure the services of the duo.'
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source: www.soccernet.com
West Ham have completed the sensational double signing of Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano from Corinthians on permanent contracts.
The Argentinian duo, who both starred for their country at the World Cup this summer, move to Upton Park for undisclosed fees.
A statement on the West Ham website read: 'The transfers represent a massive coup for the Hammers, who have beaten off some of Europe's biggest clubs to secure the services of the duo.'
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source: www.soccernet.com