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looks like he has accepted a 4 half year deal cost us £7 million arrives today to finalise deal looks good on you tube as well .
So did Aghahowa. :o
I do have a good felling about this fella, though. Good pedigree from Rosario Central and River Plate.
Good excuse to get an Argentina shirt, as well. :)
I agree completely with the posters on that link who say that £7mill for a 2nd division striker is one hell of a risk
Whilst I’m sure payments are dependant on appearances, goals, international call ups etc.. it still seems like a hell of alot of money to pay for a 2nd division striker & below the top flight Spanish football is of a poorer standard than the English equivalent (IMO).
If Latics had signed someone for £7mill from the Championship I doubt people would be too happy but it seems that coz he’s Argentinian & has been on the books at some “big name clubs” people are getting excited
I know absolutely nowt about him to be honest & hope he’s a barn storming success but it aint a signing I am getting enthusiastic about
Been dying for us to sign an Argentinian.
I think their football is superb. Remember that D’Allessandro who was at Portsmouth, or Zurate at Birmingham? They were both quality.
If he ends up as good as the last Villareal B team player we signed, he’ll do for me. if he does the business and leaves in 3 seasons for £20 million, he’ll be a great signing.
Shall we have a sweep stake to see how long before the web critics pan him?And the alternative is what? If we signed Jason Roberts as well, or someone else, that would be absolutely fantastic. Biggest scare for me is an offer “too good to turn down” coming in for one of our main players, this week.
could be the sort of signing that makes or breaks bobby ,if he is good then things will be fine, if he is crap then wheln will say hey bobby dont call me i will call you so to speak :lol:
Been dying for us to sign an Argentinian.I think their football is superb. Remember that D’Allessandro who was at Portsmouth, or Zurate at Birmingham? They were both quality.
If he ends up as good as the last Villareal B team player we signed, he’ll do for me. if he does the business and leaves in 3 seasons for £20 million, he’ll be a great signing.
Shall we have a sweep stake to see how long before the web critics pan him?
And the alternative is what? If we signed Jason Roberts as well, or someone else, that would be absolutely fantastic. Biggest scare for me is an offer “too good to turn down” coming in for one of our main players, this week.[/quote]
no players will be leaving in this window (whelans words) well lets wait and see if he is good to his words or not ;)I hope he is true to his word.
With the new signings we have made, and the emergence of James McCarthy I am feeling a bit more positive about the rest of the season.looks like he has accepted a 4 half year deal cost us £7 million arrives today to finalise deal looks good on you tube as well .thats good to heaR HOWS THINGS IN WRONG TERN THEN HAHAHA
here is a report translated into english from villareal website today …………….The striker fired of his teammates and the media at his hearing. The former striker Villarreal B Marco Ruben – who just joining Wigan English-only had words of praise in his farewell to so far have been colleagues in the subsidiary of the submarine. “The group is spectacular and when you finish the season guys probably will be the intended market and begin to climb into the first team.” It is impressive because there are many quality in Villarreal B template, but what most struck me are the desire to go climbing rungs, grow, have all players. “The group is outstanding and I think that it has demonstrated its class at all times, therefore I marched happy, because everything has gone well”.
In addition, the Argentine nor closed the door on their possible return to the submarine in a future. “I always wanted to play at Villarreal and for that I came.” Clear that in the future I would love to return, always willing very because I have been very at ease at all times. “Let the thing den well because I wouldn’t problem to this House that I have as well tried”.
Also, the Rosario also spoke of how fast that has been their recruitment by the English set. “I learned eight or nine days ago and since then the club continued negotiations with my Representative and Saturday I already warned that was closed and only missing my signature and some small details.” “Here perhaps had been able to have a chance in six months, but this can be either a Yes or a no and I preferred to take this opportunity because it is a good coach and a great team”.
looks like he has accepted a 4 half year deal cost us £7 million arrives today to finalise deal looks good on you tube as well .
thats good to heaR HOWS THINGS IN WRONG TERN THEN HAHAHA[/quote]
hi mate long time no see things are fine here pal in wrong turn ,how are you doing ;)looks like he has accepted a 4 half year deal cost us £7 million arrives today to finalise deal looks good on you tube as well .
thats good to heaR HOWS THINGS IN WRONG TERN THEN HAHAHA[/quote]
hi mate long time no see things are fine here pal in wrong turn ,how are you doing ;) [/quote]
im ok pal might have a ride down tomoz if your in have a chat n catch up? b after dinner m8 okThere’s no pleasing some people. Complain that we don’t spend enough, and then when we do spend £7million, they complain it’s too much of a risk.
I have a feeling about this lad, I don’t think Bobby or Whelan would have spent a record fee if they weren’t sure of his ability. You can bet he’s technically sound coming out of the spanish league, so he’ll fit into Bobby’s system perfectly. I hope he’s physically good aswell.
Looking forward to seeing him play.
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