Xabi Alonso (17 Viewers)
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liverpool isnt going to win the CL
manchester Utd will.
i think they have the best team at the moment and will be on top the next few years...
they still have Nani and Anderson who they use at times, good cover up for years to come.
Rooney topclass is young
Ronaldo topclass is young
Tevez topclass is young
Nani
Anderson
etc etc
manchester Utd will.
i think they have the best team at the moment and will be on top the next few years...
they still have Nani and Anderson who they use at times, good cover up for years to come.
Rooney topclass is young
Ronaldo topclass is young
Tevez topclass is young
Nani
Anderson
etc etc
It has begun
Milan-Juve battle for Torres
Liverpool could be forced to sell Fernando Torres – alerting Milan and Juventus – but the Rossoneri are already targeting Ruud van Nistelrooy.
The Anfield Road in-fighting between owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks is just one of their problems, as 'The Times’ claims there is a serious financial short-fall.
“Liverpool entered into an 18-month loan agreement with interest of 9 per cent - £2.8 million a year - with a letter of credit to pay back the £31.5 million at the end of the period,” says the newspaper.
”Should Liverpool be unable to pay back or refinance the loan, banks could force the sale of Torres and Ryan Babel, who was also included in the smaller refinancing package.”
If hitman Torres becomes available for around £27.5m, he will be a prime target for both Juventus and Milan, who are on the lookout for a striker.
Rossoneri President Silvio Berlusconi has already stated his club will sign Ronaldinho, Andriy Shevchenko “plus an old-style centre-forward.”
Up until now it was thought to be Chelsea’s Didier Drogba, but new reports around Europe today suggest it is Real Madrid’s van Nistelrooy.
He is relatively cheap compared to Drogba and Real would be happy to release him because they are looking to sign the Ivory Coast international as a replacement.
Milan and Juve are also said to be at loggerheads over another Premier League player, as the San Siro giants assumed they had a deal for out of contract Mathieu Flamini.
They have offered the midfielder a five-year contract worth £3.5m per season, but Juve director of sport Alessio Secco has reportedly flown out to England to table a bid of his own and, while he’s there, seek news on the Liverpool situation.
Milan-Juve battle for Torres
Liverpool could be forced to sell Fernando Torres – alerting Milan and Juventus – but the Rossoneri are already targeting Ruud van Nistelrooy.
The Anfield Road in-fighting between owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks is just one of their problems, as 'The Times’ claims there is a serious financial short-fall.
“Liverpool entered into an 18-month loan agreement with interest of 9 per cent - £2.8 million a year - with a letter of credit to pay back the £31.5 million at the end of the period,” says the newspaper.
”Should Liverpool be unable to pay back or refinance the loan, banks could force the sale of Torres and Ryan Babel, who was also included in the smaller refinancing package.”
If hitman Torres becomes available for around £27.5m, he will be a prime target for both Juventus and Milan, who are on the lookout for a striker.
Rossoneri President Silvio Berlusconi has already stated his club will sign Ronaldinho, Andriy Shevchenko “plus an old-style centre-forward.”
Up until now it was thought to be Chelsea’s Didier Drogba, but new reports around Europe today suggest it is Real Madrid’s van Nistelrooy.
He is relatively cheap compared to Drogba and Real would be happy to release him because they are looking to sign the Ivory Coast international as a replacement.
Milan and Juve are also said to be at loggerheads over another Premier League player, as the San Siro giants assumed they had a deal for out of contract Mathieu Flamini.
They have offered the midfielder a five-year contract worth £3.5m per season, but Juve director of sport Alessio Secco has reportedly flown out to England to table a bid of his own and, while he’s there, seek news on the Liverpool situation.
Man if this is somehow true, then I sincerely hope it happens. I would say why chase Torres when we could have Aguerro, but if Torres comes cheap I think landing him would be great.
Anyway IMO Aguero would be a better fit than Torres. Torres cannot be a SS.
But at the end of the day it must all be bullshit. My only hope lies within the American idiocracy in the ownership box of Liverpool.
Anyway IMO Aguero would be a better fit than Torres. Torres cannot be a SS.
But at the end of the day it must all be bullshit. My only hope lies within the American idiocracy in the ownership box of Liverpool.
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