Apart from those that involve washed up, ex-players, plying their trade in the League of America (oops. . .said something bad about the King :get coatOriginally Posted by Marc Overmars
Apart from those that involve washed up, ex-players, plying their trade in the League of America (oops. . .said something bad about the King :get coat
Sky Sports sources understands Blackburn striker Jason Roberts having a medical at Reading More on site soon.
by skysportspeteo1/26/2012 10:48:23 AM 10:48 AM
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/...er-a-permanentFC Dallas winger Brek Shea has revealed that despite impressing during a short-term training stint with Arsenal over the winter, the club have yet to indicate whether they are open to a move in the future.
Shea, who is already one of the most highly rated American players at just 21, spent a couple of weeks with the Premier League side at the request of his US national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann, who has capped Shea in each of the nine games he has managed.
"We didn't really talk about that," the wideman told Goal.com. "They were just trying to get me better [right now].
"It definitely showed me what it takes to play at the next level," he said. "The experience helped me a lot about certain situations [on the field] and I learned from it."
The youngster is reportedly keen on a move to Europe, and whilst national boss Klinsmann believes the player still has room to improve, he does not think it will be long before Shea switches across the Atlantic.
"What he needs is consistency and he needs is to work 24/7 on what he's doing," Klinsmann said. "What he needs to do is improve on many levels, but he has a lot of talent and that is why European clubs are looking at him."
Klinsmann is a big fan of having his players training with the top teams, whether they're located in Europe or South America.
"You need to move out of your comfort zone, you need to move out of your environment. That's the way you learn," the German said. "So if you go to England or you go to Germany or Brazil to train, the key is that you are getting out there and getting experiences."
Who?
Who said he was impressing anyone, other than himself?Brek Shea has revealed that despite impressing during a short-term training stint with Arsenal over the winter, the club have yet to indicate whether they are open to a move in the future.
Or..
Klinsman said Brek is nearly ready. Then he will be Readybrek. Arf arf.
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Czech Republic international Tomas Rosicky will not be leaving Arsenal during the January transfer window, his agent has confirmed.
Pavel Paska, who represents the Gunners midfielder, met with Arsene Wengerto discuss the future of his client at the Emirates Stadium.
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"It was a good discussion, like it always is with Mr Wenger," Paska told Czech news agency CTK.
"We have outlined our ideas and Arsenal their ideas. We have exchanged some pieces of information and agreed on making the final decision on 15th February.
"Everything is wide open. Naturally, I have talked with Tomas and know his wishes, but until the next talks with Arsenal we will not reveal our cards.
"I would not like to speculate (on Rosicky's future) but people at Arsenal have hinted that they would be interested in Tomas carrying on there.
"But we will have to wait and see till the middle of February how things unfold."
Oh.
Rumours about Hazard being in London....probable bull shit.
it's the traffic and rioters mainly.
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