Sviatoslav
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So that would be for free? I heard his contract is running out.
I'd rather give them some millions and get him now to be honest.
transfermarkt( usually pretty reliable) has his contract being until 2015.
So that would be for free? I heard his contract is running out.
I'd rather give them some millions and get him now to be honest.
transfermarkt( usually pretty reliable) has his contract being until 2015.
It appears that Chelsea and Wolfsburg came to an agreement regarding Kevin De Bruyne, something around 22 million Euro.
That's a ridiculous fee for a player like him.
January 10, 2014--
(NYSE:MANU) Manchester United Football Club has today announced a multi-season sponsorship agreement with international spirits brand Aperol, to become the Club's Official Global Spirits Partner.
The deal, which runs until the end of the 2016/2017 season, will see Aperol branding visible during all domestic games at Old Trafford, as well official Club publications, MUTV and the official website. The partnership will also see the signature drink, Aperol Spritz available in the stadium's hospitality areas.
A celebration message of 'Cheers, United!' represents an exciting phase as Aperol develops its brand across the globe, extending into new markets developing outside its traditional Italian roots.
Manchester United's Group Managing Director, Richard Arnold, said: "We are delighted to welcome Aperol as Manchester United's new Global Sprits Partner. Like Manchester United, Aperol is an ambitious organisation and we have been impressed by their innovative approach to developing the brand on an international stage.
"Manchester United has 659 million followers across the world and this partnership will be another platform to bring the Club closer to these fans. Aperol is a fitting partner to help the Club and its supporters to celebrate our achievements and we look forward to sharing many successes together in the coming years."
Bob Kunze-Concewitz, Chief Executive Officer, Gruppo Campari, commented on the partnership, saying: "We're delighted to announce Aperol as the new way to celebrate the joy and the passion for Manchester United.
"With the club widely recognised as the most supported in the world, this is a partnership that will deliver brand exposure on a massive scale, helping to provide Aperol, and its signature drink Aperol Spritz, with excellent levels of year-round brand exposure, consumer engagement and promotional opportunities in developed and new global markets.
"Aperol is a brand that embodies success, celebration and sociability. The natural fit between the two brands makes the partnership one that will benefit both parties."
That's pretty funny considering Lamela was like 8 million more expensive.That's a ridiculous fee for a player like him.
We actually announced a new commercial deal.
That's a ridiculous fee for a player like him.
It definately is. But his performace was really good here in germany and Mou obviously isnt planing with him. And i cant think of any other player in his age and his position thats chaeaper. But yes, its pretty amazing that his price is equal to Thiagos.That's a ridiculous fee for a player like him.
Preparing for life without CL revenue.
We hoover up sponsors all the time, though.
It's just stunningly poor timing.
Looks like Spurs have officially confirmed Defoe is off to the MLS at the end of Feb.
I guess if Sherwood wants to play 4-4-2 Spurs will be looking to buy another striker. Otherwise it will be a lot of hard work playing all those games in the league and Europa with only 3 recognised strikers. Especially the 3 Spurs have
Adebayor: You never know when he is going to start playing shit again
Soldado: You never know if he will ever start playing well again
Kane: I don't know if he has ever played well before
That theory doesn't really hold up. Again, there's certainly clubs (e.g. Dortmund) that could make quite a bit more money by raising ticket prices and that could really use the money, yet they don't. Artificial pressure by having some clubs bring in investors is not the reason for higher ticket prices.
When people say this, I assume they must be racists. So, Romanians, eh?I'd get banned an awful lot if I posted some of my personal opinions on GAF
That's not as bad as DC asking where he could torrent Xenoblade.I got banned once for port begging.
I can laugh about it now because Bioshock Vita is about as likely as Agent on Wii U.
If de Bruyne really joins Wolfsburg, they've almost net spent 40m this season. If VW was serious, even Bayern couldn't keep up financially. Won't happen, though.
Yohan Cabaye may quit Newcastle for as little as £6million in the summer - and the Geordies are taking a big financial risk by keeping him for the remainder of the season.
France international Cabaye could be entitled to buy out the last two years of his five-year contract under FIFA's Webster Rule - so the Magpies might miss out of the £20million-plus they value him at unless they sell in this window.
Cabaye has a £60,000 a week deal which runs until June 2016 but, Article 17 of FIFA's transfer rules say the midfielder (and other players in his situation who were under 28 when they signed) can cancel the contract "without just cause", pay his employers the remaining value of his deal and move elsewhere on a free.
Now wouldn't that be hilarious.Newcastle benefited from the Webster Rule when they signed Jonas Gutierrez on the cheap from Spanish side Mallorca in 2008.
We have reached agreement with Toronto FC for the transfer of Jermain Defoe to the MLS side, with effect from February 28, 2014.
The 31 year-old striker first joined in February 2004 from West Ham, making 177 appearances and scoring 64 goals before leaving to join Portsmouth in January 2008. The England international was re-signed a year later and has since made 185 appearances, scoring 78 goals.
"Everybody knows how much this Club means to me and I will play my heart out for the team and the fans until my last kick for the Club. I have had a fantastic time here and the fans have always been amazing to me," said Jermain.
"I am grateful for the opportunity for myself and my family to experience living overseas and for me to play in the MLS with a contract that will take me to the age of 35. I have no doubt I shall be coming back as a fan supporting the team in the years to come too."
Head Coach Tim Sherwood added: "This is a great opportunity for Jermain and he feels it is one that he wishes to pursue. He has played a big part in the Club for many years and we all know he will give his best until his last minute in a Spurs shirt.
"We have several attacking options within our squad for the remaining dozen or so games of the season after Jermain departs and we shall keep our options under review. We also have a goal threat from players in other areas of the pitch including having wide players and attacking midfielders who will enable us to vary our shape when required."
Everybody at the Club wishes Jermain every success for the future and he will always be welcome at the Lane.
Arsenal FC ‏@Arsenal 15m
Wenger: "We've had two blips this season against Man City and Villa but our defensive record is very good"
We already signed him last summer.abola also says Garay to United but only after the season ends.
When people say this, I assume they must be racists. So, Romanians, eh?
Sky Sports News ‏@SkySportsNews 2m
Luis Suarez wins Premier League Player of the Month #SSN
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Manuel Pellegrini wins Premier League Manager of the Month #SSN
Well deserved, both of them. Pellegrini had 8 wins and 1 draw.
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Now wouldn't that be hilarious.
I remember this coming up back when Arshavin wanted to leave Zenit. I think there's a type of gentlemen's agreement between clubs not to take advantage of this rule.
They dropped the same line in their Rooney story.Now wouldn't that be hilarious.
After what happened with VWs management I seriously doubt that they do another reckless throw money out of the window shit again. They do it slowly and I expect them to be able to compete with bayern and Dortmund in the next 3 years, with a better coach and younger, more talented squad.
They dropped the same line in their Rooney story.
Some fools still buy into his see through pr bollocks.Wayne "Oi fans, stay loyal. We need and appreciate your support" Rooney buying out his contract would make a fine spectacle.
The VW guys are also heavily involved in Bayern. They just have no interest in making Wolfsburg a serious Bayern rival. They will have some interest in making it harder for us, though, as it doesn't fuck with Bayern's position and improves it instead.
AVB sighting:
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I think its out of the question that VW would invest 1 billion in Wolfsburgs squad just to win 1 league title and a lucky CL win. The VW board is under observation after the hilarious manager wages they used to pay. I think Wolfsburg wants to get ahead of Schalke to be the 3rd in line after Bayern and Dortmund.Chelsea and even Manchester City achieved quite some success though, so if VW stay around long enough they could achieve a lot.
Trying to get a job as dopeiola's assistant.
Evra lol.
Whoscored need to rewrite their formulae.
Schaaf didn't get the job at West Brom? How the fuck can you reject a guy with such a resume? Or maybe his demands were too high. He's too good for them anyway.
Meier, DC etc, here's a damn nice video 'Manchester City - Amazing Team Goals'. It's amazing to see how insanely much they run for each other, Hard to understand how Pellegrini managed this so fast after Mancini's slow football.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BQ5wVRMtcQ
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