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I'd like me some N'zogbia

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[quote author=Hansern link=topic=45369.msg1336480#msg1336480 date=1305911147]
I rate him, its just that he's fucking mental.
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We need some players who are mental. I bet he and Suarez would get along.
 
[quote author=Modo link=topic=45369.msg1336374#msg1336374 date=1305896144]
[quote author=dmishra link=topic=45369.msg1336369#msg1336369 date=1305895785]
Downing and N'zogbia. Fuck, how depressing is that if they're actual targets.
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Depends on how high your expectations are.
Personally I think Nzogbia is very underrated.

Of course it would be nice if we got someone like Mata but Nzogbia is a proven premiership player. He's still quite young and we can get him for half of what we'll pay Valencia for Mata.
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Expectations are a bit higher. I could accept N'zogbia - at least he has pace and some talent. I'd fucking cry if we signed Downing though.
 
[quote author=Hansern link=topic=45369.msg1336480#msg1336480 date=1305911147]
I rate him, its just that he's fucking mental.
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... and doesn't score much either.
 
[quote author=Buddha link=topic=45369.msg1336559#msg1336559 date=1305925733]
He's like a left-sided Valencia. He'll do.
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I think he is very different to Valencia.

Valencia stays wide right and he is a provider really and gets mostly assists, with the odd goal here and there. But he is a traditional wide players as he hugs the touch line and stays in that position.

N'zogbia likes to roam more and as a result he scores more goals than Valencia will do and he likes to run at defenders, committing them and this creates space for others to exploit.

I would be happy with N'zogbia, but then again I think Young, Hazard, Sanchez and even Downing would improve us all in different ways.
 
[quote author=Stulikesdrums link=topic=45369.msg1336545#msg1336545 date=1305924041]
[quote author=Hansern link=topic=45369.msg1336480#msg1336480 date=1305911147]
I rate him, its just that he's fucking mental.
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... and doesn't score much either.
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Come on.
10 goals in total this season. Thats pretty decent for a winger.
 
[quote author=Modo link=topic=45369.msg1336568#msg1336568 date=1305927396]
[quote author=Stulikesdrums link=topic=45369.msg1336545#msg1336545 date=1305924041]
[quote author=Hansern link=topic=45369.msg1336480#msg1336480 date=1305911147]
I rate him, its just that he's fucking mental.
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... and doesn't score much either.
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Come on.
10 goals in total this season. Thats pretty decent for a winger.
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in a team thats scored 39 goals in total

not too shabby really
 
NEWCASTLE United are ready to battle rivals Sunderland for Charles N’Zogbia’s signature.

The two clubs are understood to be preparing sizeable summer bids for the in-demand winger.

N’Zogbia seems certain to leave Wigan Athletic, regardless of whether they avoid relegation on the final day of the season.

But the 24-year-old – who has told friends he regrets leaving St James’s Park after falling out with Joe Kinnear in the club’s relegation season – won’t come cheaply.

Wigan will demand a fee in excess of £10m, while N’Zogbia – who has hit form in recent weeks, scoring two goals against West Ham United last weekend – will look for a substantial pay rise.

Significantly, however, N’Zogbia is said to be open to a return to Tyneside, despite the acrimonious nature of his exit two and a half years ago.

And a source close to him said: “He’s always regretted leaving the club, and if there was a chance to come back, he’d obviously be interested.â€

Manager Alan Pardew attempted to sign N’Zogbia on transfer deadline day in January in the hours after the £35m sale of Andy Carroll.

But the club’s dramatic late move was rebuffed by Wigan chairman and former sportswear magnate Dave Whelan, a one-time business rival of United owner Mike Ashley.

Pardew has consistently refused to be drawn on his targets, but adding pace to his side is a priority.

“For us next year the most important thing is to improve,†said Pardew. “I’d like to add the offensive players we need at this level – the kind of players who can get bums off seats.

“We’re competing with Champions League clubs to get them, but hopefully we’ll get one or two in, and keep the basis of the squad we’ve got here.â€

Newcastle and Sunderland will also face competition for N’Zogbia from a number of other clubs at home and abroad, with Liverpool, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur and Juventus having also been linked with moves for him.

The France international was signed as a teenager in 2004 by then-United manager Sir Bobby Robson from Le Havre.

And N’Zogbia went on to establish himself as a first-team regular at Newcastle under successive managers.

However, N’Zogbia fell out with Kinnear during his disastrous spell in charge, and having said he wanted to “reach a higher level of ambitionâ€, he was sold to Wigan, then managed by Sunderland’s Steve Bruce, for £6m in January 2009, with Ryan Taylor coming the other way.
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LIVERPOOL are ready to battle Newcastle and Sunderland for Wigan's Charles N'Zogbia.

The French wideman will leave the DW Stadium whatever the outcome of today's relegation drama.

And Liverpool had scouts at Wigan's last three home games as they prepare for a summer spending spree to put them back in contention for a top-four place.

When assistant manager Sammy Lee attended the match against Everton, it was reported that he was watching James McCarthy.

But sources confirm his main interest was in N'Zogbia.

Aston Villa's Ashley Young was Anfield boss Kenny Dalglish's first choice, but the England international is determined to go to Manchester United, while team-mate Stewart Downing has suggested he will stay at Villa Park.

Former Newcastle star N'Zogbia has infuriated some at Wigan with his attitude. But manager Roberto Martinez's decision to indulge his best player could yet pay off, with N'Zogbia scoring two goals in last weekend's 3-2 win over West Ham.
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NEWCASTLE will offer winger Charles N’Zogbia £60,000 a week to return to St James’ Park.

And that’s bad news for Sunderland, Toon boss Alan Pardew’s main rivals, along with Kenny Dalglish’s Liverpool, in the race to sign the Wigan wide man.

The Black Cats cannot match Newcastle’s salary offer for the exciting and enigmatic Frenchman as Magpies ­owner Mike Ashley prepares to ditch his policy of not paying ­inflated wages.

When Ashley took over at the club Newcastle had several £60,000-a-week players – plus £100,000 man Michael Owen – but now only Joey Barton, Alan Smith and Fabricio Coloccini are in this bracket.

N’Zogbia (above) had a tough time in his first stint at the Toon, including a couple of training ground punch-ups, and decided to leave when then manager Joe Kinnear called him Charles Insomnia.

Sunderland boss Steve Bruce paid £6million for N’Zogbia when he was in charge at Wigan in 2009, but the big attacking talent will have no qualms about a St James’ Park return.

The size of the transfer fee, though, depends on today’s battle for Premier League survival.

If Wigan stay up they will be asking for £10m, but if they go down then People Sport understands it will drop to just £6m.
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Juventus were already linked with Wigan Athletic talent Charles N’Zogbia in January and are renewing their interest this summer.

The Bianconeri had been close to capturing the left-winger, who turned 24 today, six months ago.

According to the Daily Mail, talks with Wigan have resumed, as Newcastle United are also trying to tempt him away.

The price-tag set by Wigan is at least £6m, but probably more, as a year ago Birmingham City’s £9m offer was accepted and the player could not agree personal terms.

N’Zogbia is a France international with one senior cap to his name.
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[quote author=Holle link=topic=45369.msg1340774#msg1340774 date=1306842303]
You conveniently left out Juventus there, Ryan.
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Oh, hadn't noticed that link tbh.

Oh well, add Juve to the list.
 
The Reds have also made an inquiry for Wigan's unsettled winger Charles N'Zogbia because they are worried Manchester United will beat them to Aston Villa's Ashley Young.

N'Zogbia is refusing to sign a new deal at the DW Stadium and Liverpool feel they could land him for less than the Latics' £8m asking price as he has just one year left on his contract.
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LIVERPOOL are ready to launch a £15million raid for Charles N'Zogbia after moving a step closer to finalising a deal for Jordan Henderson.

Wigan winger N'Zogbia, 25, will be top of Kop boss Kenny Dalglish's wanted list once they complete the signing of Sunderland midfielder Henderson, which could happen this weekend.

The Reds have increased their original £12m offer to £15m, which is a lot closer to Sunderland's £18m valuation.

Henderson, 20, is currently on duty with the England Under-21s and is keen for a deal to be sewn up before they head out to Denmark for the European Championships next week.

There is a convenient window for business to be done with Stuart Pearce's side playing a friendly against Norway in Southampton on Sunday before they fly out three days later.

N'Zogbia caught Dalglish's eye with his brilliant form as Wigan took eight points from their last four games to avoid relegation.

He scored four times, including the all-important stoppage-time winner against West Ham.

Wigan turned down a £12m bid from Birmingham in January. But the French international only has a year left on his contract and the Latics would find it difficult to resist an improved bid from Liverpool.

That would free up funds for Wigan boss Roberto Martinez, who is to be offered a new three-year contract to head off possible interest from Fulham and Aston Villa.
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[quote author=Rosco link=topic=45369.msg1343205#msg1343205 date=1307208873]
Rumours of a £12m bid from us being accepted
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Thank u.
 
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=45369.msg1343205#msg1343205 date=1307208873]
Rumours of a £12m bid from us being accepted
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Really ?

Source !
 
[quote author=themn link=topic=45369.msg1343211#msg1343211 date=1307209284]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=45369.msg1343205#msg1343205 date=1307208873]
Rumours of a £12m bid from us being accepted
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Really ?

Source !
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That thing I don't believe in.

Twitter !
 
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=45369.msg1343213#msg1343213 date=1307209342]
[quote author=themn link=topic=45369.msg1343211#msg1343211 date=1307209284]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=45369.msg1343205#msg1343205 date=1307208873]
Rumours of a £12m bid from us being accepted
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Really ?

Source !
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That thing I don't believe in.

Twitter !
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Ha ha !
 
we should send down n'gogbia for the old switcheroo, they wont wont even realise its a different person till they see him play and realise he cant run without tripping over his cock
 
I think he could do a great job for us he is fast, can go past defenders and get a decent cross in. We haven't bought a player like him since Kenny was boss last time.
 
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