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DAILY MIRROR – 12th July
Arsene Wenger has snubbed Barcelona’s attempt to set up a World Cup summit to discuss the future of Arsenal skipper Cesc Fabregas.
Newcastle have completed a shock deal for Everton’s England Under-21 star Dan Gosling, who held talks with Bolton, West Ham and Sunderland before opting for St James’ Park.
Stoke are lining up a £7million bid for Wigan defender Maynor Figueroa, who scored against City with a free-kick from inside his own half last season.
West Brom are closing in on a season-long loan for Liverpool striker David Ngog.
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan is trying to thrash out a £12million deal for Nice forward Loic Remy.
Managerless Swansea will hold talks with Argentinian midfielder Hugo Colace tomorrow.
Sevilla expect striker Luis Fabiano to stay at the club despite interest from Manchester United and AC Milan.
Barnsley are set to take Stoke’s £2.6million midfielder Diego Arismendi on a season-long loan
Valdez now being linked with Sunderland as talk with us seems to have died down. Bruce continuing his Tesco shopping spree.
bob says that due to good performances from three players they are now out of our price range ,think he might be one of them .
eventually something on 1 of these 16 pages will/might actually happenThen people will be able to say I told you so !
Has anyone heard about Ahli-al-Habsi signing for us?He’ll probably start all our games until Kirkland’s fully fit.
Has anyone heard about Ahli-al-Habsi signing for us?
He’ll probably start all our games until Kirkland’s fully fit.[/quote]
How revolutionary – a reserve player taking the place of an injured first-teamer.
That might catch on. And to think some accuse Martinez of not knowing what he’s doing :roll:
Has anyone heard about Ahli-al-Habsi signing for us?
He’ll probably start all our games until Kirkland’s fully fit.[/quote]
How revolutionary – a reserve player taking the place of an injured first-teamer.
That might catch on. And to think some accuse Martinez of not knowing what he’s doing :roll: [/quote]
I wouldn’t call Ali Al Habsi a Reserve player, he’s better than Pollitt who was a key figure in conceding goals last season.He’ll probably start all our games until Kirkland’s fully fit.
How revolutionary – a reserve player taking the place of an injured first-teamer.
That might catch on. And to think some accuse Martinez of not knowing what he’s doing :roll: [/quote]
I wouldn’t call Ali Al Habsi a Reserve player, he’s better than Pollitt who was a key figure in conceding goals last season.[/quote]
First of all, I can’t believe I am bothering to respond to you when I could be ironing.Secondly, he is here as specifically as back-up to, and competition for, Kirkland. As is Pollitt. How much more of a definition of reserve do you want?
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