Robinho signs for Manchester City as Madrid and Arabs shaft Chelsea (1)
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Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon says the club have agreed to sell Brazilian Robinho to Manchester City. Calderon (speaking to Spanish TV): “We have agreed to sell the player for human reasons, and for footballing reasons and for an important quantity of money. The fact the player accepted the offer from City proves he isn’t moving for sporting reasons. Every time I have spoken with him he was very sad, crying and asking to leave ...
Shinawatra to bring in Abu Dhabi United Group as investors (1)
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Manchester City have confirmed they are in talks with Abu Dhabi United Group over possible investment in the club. Reports earlier claimed that the Abu Dhabi United Group Investment and Development Limited (ADUG) had completed a takeover of the Premier League side, but the full details are not clear - Shinawatra wants to maintain a controlling stake in the club and ADUG will most likely be partners, investing in the club and bankrolling operations. Manchester ...
Hughes: Spurs have accepted our 30m+ offer for Berba (1)
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Manchester City manager Mark Hughes has said that Tottenham have accepted Manchester City’s last-day bid for Dimitar Berbatov. Hughes: “We have made an offer and I think it’s agreed between ourselves and Spurs. Now it’s up to the boy to decide. It’s happened quite quickly today. We are going to try and bring good players to the club and it is a notice of our intent and we’ll try and get him. There is a ...
Transfer Rumors (25 August 08): Robinho can get Chelsea move for 45m, Everton looking to make multiple moves, West Ham accept Ferdinand bid, and more (1)
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Well, we’re into the last week of the summer transfer window, so there’s going to be a mad dash to the finish for several sides looking to make some big signings before the window closes. Some people are going to get their wishes fulfilled, while some are going to end up out in the cold. Who’s getting set to pack their bags today, and who’s still waiting for the magic words? Read on to find ...
Everton going to Asia (1)
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Everton is increasing its presence in the Asian market following an agreement with Total Sports Asia to distribute official Everton Mobile content throughout Asia (excluding China). Total Sports Asia is an independent full service sports marketing, management and consulting company and will act as Everton’s mobile content rights distributor in the region. Supporters in Asia will be able to download video clips, ringtones, wallpapers and much more through web and WAP sites located in each ...
Among the Hugs: Is Cuddly MLS Really Turning Violent? (1)
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West Hammered: MLS Learns from the Pros While English cynicism used to be a cherished import in the all-too-earnest hinterland of soccer-loving North America, the bile has lost its caché in the past few years. No more, Guardian. Cease and desist, ‘When Saturday Comes’. Your glib asides on the American game, which may have seemed like cutting journalistic insight post 1994, now sounds like the wet-gummed wheezings of an irate undergraduate student moaning about the ...
Can Tottenham Hold Onto Their Stars And Break Into The Top Four? (1)
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There is a trait within many different avenues of football to overplay the concept of a ‘big club’ in world football. By nature, there will always be disagreements over who are, and aren’t the ‘big clubs’ in the game today, and what criteria defines this honour, but ask a fan, pundit, whoever you like to name the top teams from England, and you’ll usually get the same stock answers: Man United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs ...
Transfer Rumors (22 July 08): Chelsea willing to pay €150m for Kaka, Tottenham in talks over Arshavin, Adu moves to Monaco, and more (1)
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Just when you thought you’d seen it all, today’s transfer roundup will show you that you haven’t. England According to multiple reports, Chelsea may be set to make a €150m offer to AC Milan for Kaka. No, that’s not a typo. They’ve already reportedly made a €100m offer that Milan paid no mind to, but maybe they think another €50m could make the Rossoneri think a little. Rumor Rating: 2 - Still unlikely to happen, ...
Transfer Rumors (21 July 08): Roma in for Chelsea’s Malouda, Juventus interested in Van Persie, Valencia striker (not Villa) to decide on Villa, and more (1)
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Well, it’s a new week again, but today’s roundup is a little shorter than some of the past few Monday roundups. Still, there’s plenty to talk about, so let’s get to it! Italy So, is Jose Mourinho prepared to just wait it out for Frank Lampard? In talking to TVI, he says it seems more likely that Lampard will see out the final year of his contract with Chelsea and not join Inter this summer. ...
Is Sepp Blatter a Marxist? (1)
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For all those enraged by the hundreds of millions of pounds in inflated transfer fees flying between the stadia of Europe this summer: there was once a bearded man from a long time ago who proposed that the use-value of a commodity or service should determine its price, not market forces. No, I’m not talking about Gandalf, or even Santa Claus – I’m referring to Karl Marx. Marx fought against wage-slavery long before Sepp Blatter’s ...