Seems were heavily linked with a creative midfielder again today...
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The article from BBC Football linking Drenthe & Chelsea went like this "Chelsea are interested in signing Feyenoord's £9m-rated Dutch forward Royston Drenthe. (Mirror) ".. And this was today not a while ago, did they forget that not only did he move to Real Madrid but he is actually not a foward as well
Thats not quite right.This summer Roma/Man City were close to sign Modesto and his price was very high and thats why transfer didn`t happen.Roma offered 5m Euros + some youth players for co-ownship but they asked min 7mln for 50% of his contract.Manchester later offerd just 9 for full contract and they rejected it.They might be going to Serie B and his price might be lower but not that much.
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Malouda attacks 'brainless' English game
'Things are not as simple over here as they are in France'
Tom Lutz
Tuesday December 4, 2007
Guardian Unlimited
Florent Malouda
Malouda is currently on the sidelines with a knee injury. Photograph: AP
The Chelsea winger Florent Malouda, who criticised his club last week for failing to fly him home from a Euro 2008 qualifier in a private jet, has expanded his horizons to attack London, English football and the nation's shopkeepers.
"During the actual games [in England] it is as though everybody's brains are switched off," said Malouda. "People play by instinct, spontaneously, in the way they did when they first discovered football. Training sessions here are terrifying. They are just like matches, and you go flat out."
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Malouda, who has been on the sidelines for a month with a knee injury, added that he was shocked by his team-mates' diets. "The people at Chelsea don't control what the players eat," he added. "You can help yourself to whatever you like, drink Coke or anything. It is a good job I have come over here at the age of 27 and so haven't been following the same diet as the rest of the club's players."
But Malouda did not solely reserve his ire for life on the pitch. "I have only just had a phone line put in," he admitted. "Things are not as simple over here as they are in France. You can't just go into a shop and 'bingo' they come round the next day to install your equipment. In a way, I've enjoyed getting myself out of the shit by myself as I have often had to do in my life.
"The traffic in London goes at a snail's pace at times, so sometimes I end up taking the Tube."
http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,,2221624,00.html
Malouda's apparently unsettled. Would you like to see him in Juve or not?
Malouda attacks 'brainless' English game
'Things are not as simple over here as they are in France'
Tom Lutz
Tuesday December 4, 2007
Guardian Unlimited
Florent Malouda
Malouda is currently on the sidelines with a knee injury. Photograph: AP
The Chelsea winger Florent Malouda, who criticised his club last week for failing to fly him home from a Euro 2008 qualifier in a private jet, has expanded his horizons to attack London, English football and the nation's shopkeepers.
"During the actual games [in England] it is as though everybody's brains are switched off," said Malouda. "People play by instinct, spontaneously, in the way they did when they first discovered football. Training sessions here are terrifying. They are just like matches, and you go flat out."
Article continues
Malouda, who has been on the sidelines for a month with a knee injury, added that he was shocked by his team-mates' diets. "The people at Chelsea don't control what the players eat," he added. "You can help yourself to whatever you like, drink Coke or anything. It is a good job I have come over here at the age of 27 and so haven't been following the same diet as the rest of the club's players."
But Malouda did not solely reserve his ire for life on the pitch. "I have only just had a phone line put in," he admitted. "Things are not as simple over here as they are in France. You can't just go into a shop and 'bingo' they come round the next day to install your equipment. In a way, I've enjoyed getting myself out of the shit by myself as I have often had to do in my life.
"The traffic in London goes at a snail's pace at times, so sometimes I end up taking the Tube."
http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,,2221624,00.html
Malouda's apparently unsettled. Would you like to see him in Juve or not?
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