Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Agreed deals:-
Suarez in.
Bob out.
This place will go into meltdown. :-)
Risby wrote:Maybe deals have been agreed, but out if respect both clubs have agreed to keep it out of the headlines so not upset the end of season run-ins or fans.
I think what Bayern did was out if order, whether that was on purpose or leaked. Dortmund's fans must be gutted.
Manchester City pursuit of Napoli frontman Edison Cavani is now almost certain to go ahead, despite late interest from Real Madrid.
Sources at the club say the striker’s arrival at the Etihad is a “done deal” and all that remains to sort out is the final transfer fee. City have offered around £30 million, but Napoli are holding out for a figure of closer to £40 million.
Personal terms have been agreed with the player set to match the club’s highest earners on over £200,000 a week.
City manager Roberto Mancini is desperate to conclude the deal early in the transfer window, believing that the signals sent out to Robin Van Persie during last years negotiations led to the player signing for United.
The fee for Cavani is likely to be partially recouped by the sale of either Edin Dzeko or Carlos Tevez.
Beefymcfc wrote:Risby wrote:Maybe deals have been agreed, but out if respect both clubs have agreed to keep it out of the headlines so not upset the end of season run-ins or fans.
I think what Bayern did was out if order, whether that was on purpose or leaked. Dortmund's fans must be gutted.
Wasn't it Dortmund who leaked the news?
Beefymcfc wrote:Please tell me how Cheshire Today got hold of such a scoop!Manchester City pursuit of Napoli frontman Edison Cavani is now almost certain to go ahead, despite late interest from Real Madrid.
Sources at the club say the striker’s arrival at the Etihad is a “done deal” and all that remains to sort out is the final transfer fee. City have offered around £30 million, but Napoli are holding out for a figure of closer to £40 million.
Personal terms have been agreed with the player set to match the club’s highest earners on over £200,000 a week.
City manager Roberto Mancini is desperate to conclude the deal early in the transfer window, believing that the signals sent out to Robin Van Persie during last years negotiations led to the player signing for United.
The fee for Cavani is likely to be partially recouped by the sale of either Edin Dzeko or Carlos Tevez.
MR IMAINEROAD wrote:
Sell Tevez?! That's crazy talk...
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Agreed deals:-
Suarez in.
Bob out.
This place will go into meltdown. :-)
MilnersJaw wrote:So is kolo defo out then? I'd like him to stay, he's proved good this season albeit little appearances and is miles better than nasti. Obviously his current wage is ridiculous and I can see why he should be moved on. Couldn't he stay with lesser terms when his contract expires.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Agreed deals:-
Suarez in.
Bob out.
This place will go into meltdown. :-)
Mikhail Chigorin wrote:MilnersJaw wrote:So is kolo defo out then? I'd like him to stay, he's proved good this season albeit little appearances and is miles better than nasti. Obviously his current wage is ridiculous and I can see why he should be moved on. Couldn't he stay with lesser terms when his contract expires.
This might sound like a daft idea (it could well be a daft idea) but, after today's game, I was wondering if Andy Carroll could be converted into a centre-half.
He's big enough, fast enough, good in the air and his value is not what it was when he signed for Liverpuddle. On that basis, especially if Kolo has to leave because of his high wages, he wouldn't cost us an arm and a leg either transfer or wages wise.
Conceptually, I'm not in favour of a Plan B (if Plan A is failing, you make Plan A better, so it succeeds) but, in dire circumstances, he could be pushed up front and he could also be effective at corners, at both ends of the pitch. It would all depend on whether, or not, he has enough of a footballing brain to learn the positional requirements of defending and whether he could be taught to tackle.
If he could, it might be like buying two players in one - and he is English as well.
However, as I said, it could well be a daft idea.
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