Looks like the Sahin deal could be a goer. Never really convinced by loan deals but as Wiltshere was all an illusion, Sahin would provide a decent option in the interim.
Looks like the Sahin deal could be a goer. Never really convinced by loan deals but as Wiltshere was all an illusion, Sahin would provide a decent option in the interim.
Last edited by Marc Overmars; 02-08-2012 at 07:41 AM.
my skysports app say the times reckon sahin has chosen us. sorry cant get a link though so cant read the article for any quotes
plus that would up The German contingent to 4
Germans
Also Yennaris has signed a new contract, he might think Bac rebreaking his leg was the best thing for his career...but I am sure he wouldnt
No me neither, be gutted if he did really well and we just had to hand him back at the end of the season.Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
hopefully we will insert a 1st option clause into the loan and see how it pans out
It is a step up on Lineker's cycling research.
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From one of the Spain based posters on Redcafe:
Malaga, in tonight's episode the club is for sale and its current owners are determined not to spend any more money (aka pay their debts).
Looks like everyone at Malaga is for sale. Pellegrini has apparently been told to get a new job as they can't pay him. Toulalan is supposed to be working on the same assumption. The squad voted to continue training today seemingly on the basis that the club will collapse if they don't carry on, and they'll find new jobs easier if they do keep working.
Barring a sudden rescue by some eccentric billionaire (with a yacht in Malaga) Cazorla will indeed move in the next few days and Isco won't be far behind.
Dirty money.
Ambition.
Good god
Spain's very own Pompey
I would take Toulalan as well for that matter
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