Same old same old for the greedy board. When the fee comes through for Bendtner, they will have gotten the profit they desire every transfer window.
Painful seeing all those around us stengthening - I'd include Pool as well.
Tbf pool need to i mean they were dire last season and i don't think they are that much stronger and with AVB in charge spudz will always be at an disadvantage lol. Then again we have wenger. City always would and UTD. Its only really chavs who have got much much stronger.
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French football expert Matt Spiro: "It would seem Paris Saint-Germain have some competition for the signature of Ajax right-back Gregory van der Wiel. According to French radio station RMC, both Arsenal and Newcastle are keen to sign the 24-year-old Dutch international too. The French club remain confident, however, having reportedly already agreed personal terms with Van der Wiel."
I would suggest Tottenham look stronger.
A disinterested Modric has gone - Dembele has joined, along with Sig who are proven, quality PL players.
Mountinho was one of the stand-out players at Euro 2012 (in my opinion) whilst Lloris (if he joins) is a top class keeper.
Add in Vertonghen, I believe they are stronger.
Liverpool have added Sahin, Allen and probably Dempsey, which again will make them a far more potent side.
Stoke City have completed the signing of Liverpool star Charlie Adam - www.stokecityfc.com p.twimg.com
As for Van der Wiel, probs go PSG tbh.
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European football expert Andy Brassell: "News of two big names now set to stay put - Marca says that QPR new boy Esteban Granero will be the last departure from Real Madrid for now - meaning that both Ricardo Carvalho and Kaka are to stay. The former Chelsea defender had also been lined up for a move to Loftus Road, but isn't keen to uproot his family, who are very happy in the Spanish capital. Meanwhile both Kaka's wages and Madrid's fee demands - thought to be around the £20m mark - are still major stumbling blocks to an exit, even if Milan's interest is not completely dead."