Should put an end to one of the most frequently linked player to us.
Confirmed transfers 2012/13
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RedZeppelin III
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the mourinho "daddy' stuff is just fucking weird . is there any footballer out there that isn't a fucking pleb ? That could be Binny's biggest ever challenge to try and find.
It won't.
It will shut gently, like an expensive saloon car's door.
It will shut gently, like an expensive saloon car's door.
Jim White isn't here to slam it.
He's gone into hibernation til next year's deadline day.
He's gone into hibernation til next year's deadline day.
6 million for van der wiel!??! This is the same guy linked with madrid and chelsea ... WOW, great business.
I think his poor performance during the Euros this summer made most clubs loose interest and his value plunged down tremendously.
good point sir -
Van der Wiel's contract was ending in Jun 2013. Apparently turned down moves to Newcastle and Roma.
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we should have got babel back , at the very least for his rapping skillz (note hip use of 'z' there )
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fenerbahce £8m.
Strange in a way that he only lasted a year at chelsea also . I still don't fully understand why we converted him from a defensive , or at least deep lying midfielder , into a more advanced one .
he's too good to be playing there.
reunited with his bezzo obv
If all of this shitty transfer stuff is going on across Europe then maybe a new rule should be bought in that sets the deadline for National League transfers, and another deadline that allows transfers to take place with other leagues in Europe who are still open for business.
Hulk and Axel Witsel to Zenit St Petersburg for reportedly €80 million.
Ru$$ia...
Ru$$ia...
Combined fee reportedly €80 million
Axel Witsel - Zenit St. Petersburg
Hulk - Zenit St. Petersburg
Axel Witsel - Zenit St. Petersburg
Hulk - Zenit St. Petersburg
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According to De Boer 'two English top clubs' also tried to sign him this window. Mention this as we've been linked with him heavily in the past.
Lucas Andersen - Ajax
How come Ajax keep snaffling up all the young danes, Kris?
He's a wonderkid in Football Manager. Is he gonna be as good or better than the likes of Eriksen?
Somebody has photographs of an Ajax director, doing something sexually weird.
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There's a long history of the best young Danish players being snapped up by Ajax in particular, and we also love to send our players to Holland as we are often trying to emulate the Holland way of football and more precisely the Ajax 4-3-3.
Ajax are in talks with AaB with regards to striker Nicklas Helenius, 21, who's tipped to lead the line on the Danish national team in the absence of Bendtner. Would make him the 7th current Dane in Ajax which would be a record I believe.
He's in Holland, so I guess that would involve fucking someone of legal age in the missionary position.
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That is a tough question but to be honest I don't think that many out there will be better than Eriksen.
Danish Lucas has got some obvious key skills with his pace and trickery as well as decent technique. He did however not look like the prospect he was meant to be if you listened to some pundits and managers at first, but now, after 41 league appearances in the best Danish league, at the tender age of 17, he really started to look the deal and I finally understood our interest - which obviously could have faded now for all I know
Very clever on the ball, good at picking out the deep pass and finding the space himself. Seems a level-headed lad which certainly is a plus as well.
For me at the moment he's not quite up there in terms of talent as Eriksen, Boilesen and Fischer, but to be honest, he has surprised me a fair deal and I am guilty in forgetting he's still only 17 at times. None of the other Ajax starlets mentioned above got their debut in Denmark before moving - and Lucas has amassed 41 games already.
Very interesting to follow his progress.
Nathan Eccleston says he is delighted to have signed for Blackpool after his transfer from Liverpool was finally completed on deadline day.
The 21-year-old only managed nine senior games in his time at Anfield, so was glad to hear of Ian Holloway's interest and the possibility of more first team football with the Seasiders.
The youngster has signed a one-year deal with the option of a further year and is looking forward to pulling on the tangerine shirt for the first time.
"I've been at the club for seven years but I think Blackpool was the right place to come," said Eccleston. "It's a new challenge for me and I obviously want to go out there and start doing the business, so it's a great opportunity for me.
"I'm coming to a team that are at the peak of their football and I don't expect to walk into any team. I've got to come here and earn my spot and hopefully when I do that I can stay in the team."
Eccleston will be following in the footsteps of his new teammate, Thomas Ince after the winger swapped Anfield for Bloomfield Road in August 2011.
"Blackpool is a fantastic club. I've spoken to Thomas a lot since he signed here and he's said how great the supporters are and how good the management is here and what a good place it is to come and learn your trade."
Eccleston is using Ince's development as inspiration and hopes he can create a similar impact to what his fellow team-mate did in his first season at the club.
"Tom is a prime example of what you can achieve if you've got confidence in your own ability," added Eccleston. "It's not an easy decision to leave a big team like Liverpool and I remember having a conversation before he left there and they were still offering a contract, but Tom is the type of player, like a lot of young players in England, that just want to go out there and make a name for themselves."
