Very stupid move from him if true. He's at the wrong end of his career so surely he should be going somehere where he would be first choice.
I can see the logic in getting a last payday after a long and fruitful career.
Very stupid move from him if true. He's at the wrong end of his career so surely he should be going somehere where he would be first choice.
Very stupid move from him if true. He's at the wrong end of his career so surely he should be going somehere where he would be first choice.
He's forty, unlikely to be wanted as a first choice by any top division sides in any decent league, and going to Chelsea he won't need to move his family. Also probably getting a better wage than he would elsewhere. Would have been very stupid of him to turn down in my book.
He's forty, unlikely to be wanted as a first choice by any top division sides in any decent league, and going to Chelsea he won't need to move his family. Also probably getting a better wage than he would elsewhere. Would have been very stupid of him to turn down in my book.
Very stupid move from him if true. He's at the wrong end of his career so surely he should be going somehere where he would be first choice.
Internacional say they have turned down a "verbal" €18 million bid from Napoli for Damiao.
They say they don't need to sell Damiao and the offer was too low
I'm surprised at him going to Chelsea, on the basis that I could still see him being someone's first choice keeper next season. Clearly that won't be the case at Chelsea.
But Mikey's point is an excellent. He won't need to move house, move his family, nothing. Rather than go through all that upheaval (again) for the sake of maybe one or two more years, why not put his family and his personal life first at last? I wouldn't be surprised if the same roughly applied to Kelvin when he signed a new contract with us last season.
Anyone see this story? http://www.football-italia.net/36260/roma-wiretap-row