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..will become a Málaga player, according to many stories flooding the Spanish press today. Here is just one. Incidentally stories linking him to Real have a source of 'Daily Mail'! I think those Málaga fuckers are ruining football in Spain.

http://www.fichajes.net/noticias/fichaj ... 10104.html

Adebayor will be the new player of Malaga in the next few hours. The rumour that has circulated the web in the last few hours is at the point of being confirmed. The Andalucian club will have it's star signing as a 'Three Kings Day' present.

According to a report on a local radio station, the club of Sheik Al-Thani will be very close to the signing of the Togolese player Emanuel Adebayor. The Andalucian club is one of the few that is in a position to pay for the signing of the player, and the exit of Adebayor from Manchester City seems imminent.

Malaga will make him their star signing of the season, and he will join a team recently reinforced with Maresca, Baptista, Demichelis, Asenjo and Camacho.

The agreement between the Andalucian club and City is very close, and the player is quite keen on joining a club which aspires to be champions. In a certain way, you could say that Malaga is the Spanish Manchester City.

There continues to be the possibility that Real will stick their oar in the intentions of Sheik Al-Thani, because the Madrid club continues to be interested in the services of the centre-forward. But they would have to be quick because Málaga are working intensely to prepare their best 'Three Kings Day' present

Adebayor será nuevo jugador del Málaga en las próximas horas. Y es que el rumor que recorría la web en las últimas horas está a punto de confirmarse. El club andaluz tendrá su fichaje estrella como regalo de Reyes.

Según se informa desde una radio local de Málaga, el club de Al-Thani estaría muy cerca de cerrar la cesión del jugador togolés Emanuel Adebayor. El club anzaluz es de los pocos que están en condiciones de pagar la ficha del jugador, y la salida de Adebayor del Manchester City parece inminente.

El Málaga haría de Adebayor su fichaje estrella de la temporada, y es que se uniría a una plantilla que recientemente se ha reforzado con Maresca, Baptista, Demichelis, Asenjo y Camacho.

El acuerdo entre el club andaluz y el Manchester City está muy cercano, y el jugador no ve con malos ojos recalar en un equipo que tiene aspiraciones de Champions. Y es que en cierto modo se podría decir que el Málaga es el Manchester City español.

Ahora, sigue habiendo la posibilidad de que el Real Madrid se entrometa en las intenciones de Al-Thani, ya que el club de la capital sigue interesado en hacerse con los servicios del delantero centro. Tendrá que darse prisa pues desde Málaga se está trabajando intensivamente para tener preparado su mejor regalo en Reyes

So no Real Madrid then? That's quite funny if true.

Is that a perm deal?

Not comfortable with all these loans

Well that would seem to answer my thoughts on the lazy streak of piss playing against Arsenal.

Malaga's owner is a billionaire get the reddies out tight ass.

IanBishopsHaircut wrote:Is that a perm deal?

Not comfortable with all these loans

The articles seem to skirt round this little detail, for the minute.

A good move for him.

I honestly think Ade likes being the big fish in a team, he'd have that at malaga.

I honestly wouldn't be shocked if this were true!

Bye Ade, it was fun. But we have are new number 9 now :)

Interesting story. Al-Thani is within the Qatari ruling family and a very rich man in his own right. Read a while ago what he was trying to do with Malaga what our Sheikh is doing for us and it may be that we are trading through family means rather than specific football routes.

Beefymcfc wrote:Interesting story. Al-Thani is within the Qatari ruling family and a very rich man in his own right. Read a while ago what he was trying to do with Malaga what our Sheikh is doing for us and it may be that we are trading through family means rather than specific football routes.

Could be we're buying Scum then? I'm sure there's a potential for more affordable housing in Stretford once we've closed them down!

Beefymcfc wrote:Interesting story. Al-Thani is within the Qatari ruling family and a very rich man in his own right. Read a while ago what he was trying to do with Malaga what our Sheikh is doing for us and it may be that we are trading through family means rather than specific football routes.

What will we do with all those camels?

john@staustell wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:Interesting story. Al-Thani is within the Qatari ruling family and a very rich man in his own right. Read a while ago what he was trying to do with Malaga what our Sheikh is doing for us and it may be that we are trading through family means rather than specific football routes.

Could be we're buying Scum then? I'm sure there's a potential for more affordable housing in Stretford once we've closed them down!

A shame that it was a private purchase as the thought of it seems very tempting!

Ted Hughes wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:Interesting story. Al-Thani is within the Qatari ruling family and a very rich man in his own right. Read a while ago what he was trying to do with Malaga what our Sheikh is doing for us and it may be that we are trading through family means rather than specific football routes.

What will we do with all those camels?

Ade doesn't even make 1 camel, maybe a goat and a box of dates.

Ted Hughes wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:Interesting story. Al-Thani is within the Qatari ruling family and a very rich man in his own right. Read a while ago what he was trying to do with Malaga what our Sheikh is doing for us and it may be that we are trading through family means rather than specific football routes.

What will we do with all those camels?

Something to rival the Poznan?

brite blu sky wrote:

Ted Hughes wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:Interesting story. Al-Thani is within the Qatari ruling family and a very rich man in his own right. Read a while ago what he was trying to do with Malaga what our Sheikh is doing for us and it may be that we are trading through family means rather than specific football routes.

What will we do with all those camels?

Something to rival the Poznan?

The stewards would never allow it.

Ted Hughes wrote:

brite blu sky wrote:

Ted Hughes wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:Interesting story. Al-Thani is within the Qatari ruling family and a very rich man in his own right. Read a while ago what he was trying to do with Malaga what our Sheikh is doing for us and it may be that we are trading through family means rather than specific football routes.

What will we do with all those camels?

Something to rival the Poznan?

The stewards would never allow it.

True. Smoking ban = no camels allowed.

I'm not even gonna get my coat I'm just gonna go.

john@staustell wrote:

IanBishopsHaircut wrote:Is that a perm deal?

Not comfortable with all these loans

The articles seem to skirt round this little detail, for the minute.

certainly implies that it is a perm deal mind

Whatever we can get for him, with Dzeko coming his roster spot is more valuable than he is!!

Good move for him if true. He will not be under too much pressure in Malaga and still get his hefty wages. His career is dead and what little will he ever had has been lost after the incident during the African Nations Cup. I don't think he ever was one of those players who yearned great success on the game. I think he worked his arse off to get in certain level to earn enough to get comfortable life for himself and his family. Nothing really wrong with that either all things considered. It's shame though that he has shown all through his career flashes of natural instincts of a player who could've been truly great.

I'll always remember one of his goals (though I can't for the life of me remember who it was against) last season where he was sprinting full speed at the defenders while the ball came to him from behind, he took it with one touch on his chest like he had eyes in the back of his head, then volleyed it into the net like it was ballistic missile. I really wish he'd done more of that.