Surely a waste if he goes to China this early. Falcao is a strange one given Atletico signed him for £30m+ in the first place, and he's only enhanced his reputation since. Doesn't seem that attainable.
if they sign him, cheeky bid for Torres?
Surely a waste if he goes to China this early. Falcao is a strange one given Atletico signed him for £30m+ in the first place, and he's only enhanced his reputation since. Doesn't seem that attainable.
if they sign him, cheeky bid for Torres?
that's trueOriginally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
He's a free agent isn't he?
I say put an offer on the table.
I can't see him leaving them to stay in the prem.
I'm not so sure, he just wants to play rather than be a sub.
Obviously the smart money is on him going abroad but I reckon if a prem team made him a reasonable offer of playing time, he would consider it.
Better than all our strikers
Must Get
He'll be off to China or the Middle East for 1 last big contract.
Spurs will sign him as he's a traffic lad, I'm sure he'd get a warm reception at his home debut...
Society is now one polished horde
Formed by two mighty tribes, the bores and the bored.
"After all, it was the Gunners’ goalkeeper who started the move that culminated in Thomas’ crowning glory. It was Lukic who, in injury time, decided to throw the ball out to Lee Dixon rather than lump it long..."
He's too loyal to Chavs to stay in this league imo. like MO said he'd go to China where he'd get a big pay off tbh.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...og-exit-deniedDidier Drogba's representatives have denied reports that the Chelsea striker is set to leave the club.
The 34-year-old was quoted in France as saying he had decided to leave the UEFA Champions League winners.
But representatives of the player, who scored a late equaliser as well as the decisive penalty in the shoot-out win over Bayern Munich on Saturday, have said the quotes attributed to him 'are not genuine'.
Chelsea chief executive Ron Gourlay also insists there has been no decision on the player's future.
Drogba has been linked with a lucrative move to Chinese side Shanghai Shenhuan, where former Chelsea team-mate Nicolas Anelka is now player-coach.
The striker joined the Blues from Marseille in 2004 and has scored more than 150 goals for the club in eight seasons.
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