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Monday, 9 May 2011

Comment on Is David De Gea the man to replace Edwin Van Der Sar at United? by Zach

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Tuesday, 19 April 2011

Comment on Is David De Gea the man to replace Edwin Van Der Sar at United? by Alex

Monday, 18 April 2011

Comment on Is David De Gea the man to replace Edwin Van Der Sar at United? by Jordan, A Northern Ireland fan

Saturday, 16 April 2011

Comment on Is David De Gea the man to replace Edwin Van Der Sar at United? by David Nugent

Comment on Is David De Gea the man to replace Edwin Van Der Sar at United? by Brad

Friday, 15 April 2011

Comment on Is David De Gea the man to replace Edwin Van Der Sar at United? by Dylan

Sunday, 13 March 2011

Danil Alves: It would cost Barca dearly to replace me

Barcelona full-back Dani Alves reveals that he wants to feel valued at Camp Nou before he signs a new deal.

The Brazilian is not entirely satisfied with the club’s efforts regarding his contract extension.

“I don’t feel the club have bent over backwards to renew my contract – it’s a feeling I have,” Alves told Sport.

“I just want an agreement to be reached now, or within a few days. I don’t like the fact there have been so many rumours – I’m as committed to this project as anyone in the squad.

“I won’t be a hypocrite – if the club want to replace me it could cost them dear. What Dani wants is for the club to value him depending on his importance and influence within the squad. If they do that, I’ll be delighted and if not, thanks for these years.”

Nevertheless, Alves says he is fully committed to team’s cause.

“I will break my back for this team, even if I don’t renew,” he said. “It’s a dream to form part of this dressing room and whatever is said, written or protested, my name is already written in the history of this club.”

Sun 13 March, 2011

Danil Alves: It would cost Barca dearly to replace me

Barcelona full-back Dani Alves reveals that he wants to feel valued at Camp Nou before he signs a new deal.

The Brazilian is not entirely satisfied with the club’s efforts regarding his contract extension.

“I don’t feel the club have bent over backwards to renew my contract – it’s a feeling I have,” Alves told Sport.

“I just want an agreement to be reached now, or within a few days. I don’t like the fact there have been so many rumours – I’m as committed to this project as anyone in the squad.

Nevertheless, Alves says he is fully committed to team’s cause.

Sun 13 March, 2011

Friday, 11 February 2011

Tottenham Draw Up Four Man Short-List to Replace £40m Exit Bound Gareth Bale?

8 comments by The Newshound on February 11th, 2011

Harry Redknapp prepares for the worst, just in case Gareth Bale forces a White Hart Lane exit.

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Bari replace Ventura with Mutti

Bottom side Bari has appointed veteran coach Bortolo Mutti to succeed Giampiero Ventura in a last-ditch bid to avoid relegation from Serie A.

The southern Italian club, who played some exciting football on their return to the top flight last term, have found their second campaign much tougher and have been hampered by injuries.

Pundits had praised Bari for sticking by Ventura, 63, despite being rock bottom of the table but six defeats in a row led to his exit.

“Bortolo Mutti is the new coach of Bari and he has signed until the end of the season,” a club statement said.

The 56-year-old starts at home to Genoa on Sunday with Bari nine points adrift of the safety zone with 14 games left.

Fri 11 February, 2011

Thursday, 10 February 2011

Manchester United Set Sights On Ajax Goalkeeper As Manuel Neuer Rejects Chance To Replace Edwin Van Der Sar

2 comments by Jack Atchinson on February 10th, 2011

Maarten Stekelenburg latest name to be linked with Old Trafford goalkeeping vacancy.

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Sunday, 26 December 2010

Fergie lines up Rene Adler to replace Edwin van der Sar

Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to bid for Bayer Leverkusen keeper Rene Adler as Edwin van der Sar nears the end of his career.

Manchester United will exercise the release clause in Adler’s contract, which is thought to be around

Fergie lines up Rene Adler to replace Edwin van der Sar

Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to bid for Bayer Leverkusen keeper Rene Adler as Edwin van der Sar nears the end of his career.

Manchester United will exercise the release clause in Adler’s contract, which is thought to be around

Thursday, 23 December 2010

Comment on How would Villa replace Brad Friedel? by Luiz

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Saturday, 30 October 2010

Guardiola to replace Ancelotti next season?

By: Jack | October 28th, 2010

King Carlo making way for this guy? Hell ******* no.

Spanish daily AS has fashioned a report of the utmost audaciousness this morning. Just ridiculous.

They reckon Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is downright infatuated with the chic stylings of one Pep Guardiola. I mean, yeah, his suits are stellar but come on now.

Romes apparently is already sick of the Itailan job, and has quickly turned his beading eyes toward the Barcelona manager. Guardiola has refused to sign an extension to his current contract at the Catalan club, which comes to an end on 30 June, making him one of the world’s hottest coaching commodities. Of course, this Pep to Guardiola gar-bage surfaces only a few days after Pep was tabbed as the successor to Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.

Supposedly former Chelsea boy Albert Ferrer, also a former teammate of Guardiola, has been lined up as Pep’s No. 2 at Chelsea. Makes sense, especially considering Ferrer just this week took over the fledgling outfit at Vitesse. Yeah.

Then there’s Txiki Begiristain. What would be a Chelsea-Barcelona link without a mention of this cat. Barca’s former director of football has been linked with a position at Chelsea for months, is mentioned in the article. It seems he will be our new technical secretary. Fan-*******-tastic.

So, to recap:
• Romes is sick of Carlo. Nonsense.
• Pep is THE guy. Nonsense.
• AS is a reliable source. Nonsense.

Sounds about right. Now, watch this **** become one of the great exclusives of 2010. I’m going to throw up.

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Tags: Barcelona, Carlo Ancelotti, Chelsea Team News, Coaching News, La Liga, Pep Guardiola, Roman Abramovich, Spain, The Owner, Transfer Rumors
« Caption This! Frolicking about … | Home | PL Preview: Blackburn v. Chelsea »Devin AnandTotal crap. Pep can't coach for shit. He's useless without Henk, and we all know how that worked out last time.Hhpill o shitKabirCarlo has the right to bitchslap Abramovich in his face for this (assuming it's true)
How rude...KostasI'd rather Fergie for the next 32 yearsIvoll16doesn't make sense at all.Ian Shahahaha. you gotta be honest: they have a sense of humourwesThat would be the end, no way Abromovich is sick of Carlo, no one gets sick of winning over and over again by large marginsblog comments powered by Disqus

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