You mean I shut him up with facts but the sad old fart edited my comments. says it all about him. Anyway last comment on here.
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I prefer to interact and view other teams boards, that's why I don't bother with smb. I won £50 tonight on Europa qualifiers and £40 last night on champions league qualifiers. Don't you just love accumulators combined with the early rounds of cup competitions? Thought I'd just stick that in.
Not yet. Loving this online betting on the footy though, I'm doing alright. It's paid for a few nights out so far. Gonna try and build my balance up. Been doing **** on the horses. Just don't know enough about them.
Sunderland are discussing a deal to take South Korea midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng on loan from Swansea. The 24-year-old joined Swansea last August for £5.5million from Celtic and made 38 appearances. However, he is being used more as a substitute and Michael Laudrup will consider letting him go with view to a permanent £6m deal. Loan: Sunderland are in talks with Swansea to sign midfielder Ki Sung-Yeung Ki was left out of the squad for Swansea’s Europa League first-leg play-off game with Petrolul Ploiesti and talks will continue on Friday. Laudrup is streamlining his squad with striker Luke Moore going to Elazigspor while Leroy Lita and Curtis Obeng will be given free transfers. Belgian winger Roland Lamah is also likely to leave. Changes: Swansea boss Michael Laudrup will allow Luke Moore, Leroy Lita and Curtis Obeng to leave the club Sunderland formally completed the signing of Greek winger Charis Mavrias from Panathinaikos yesterday for £2.5m. Talks for Juventus left back Paolo de Ceglie are ongoing
Yeah, she's coming, she's cool though, can smoke most under the table. Problem is we're getting a lift off fellow mackems who don't travel till late. It does me head in. Have to drink in the car cause there's never time for a point when we get there.
And despite remaining coy over Sunderland’s interest in Ki, Swans boss Michael Laudrup suggested last night that the 24-year-old could leave the club before the transfer window closes. Laudrup said: “We have to wait until there is something concrete. We all know there is competition for positions here, especially in midfield. “I have always tried to help players when they come to speak to me, but it has to be right for the club as well. “I have spoken to Ki, but I won’t repeat what was said.”
If Ki didn't match his team's playing style why did Laudrup buy him for? I would of thought he would buy players to play his style of football.
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I thought you said you knew football? Then you should know all manager/coaches worth anything will season by season adjust a system or style of play (so not to get found out). Players will fall in and out of favor depending on how he wants to adjust his squad. Also you have to consider weather Ki was a secondary target, and the fact Laudrup has added more cm's to his ranks shows that the right players that he wants has become available. You know **** about football mate. You're proving it on this thread.
Of course Managers change style of play but most of the time thats because different styles beat different teams. most of the time Arsenal play the same style. to say I know **** all about footy is laughable. Plus like I said again, I don't want swansea b team players ever again.
SWANSEA midfielder Ki Sung-Yeung has emerged as the next target for Sunderland after the Black Cats completed the signing of Greek winger Charis Mavrias. Mavrias became Sunderland’s 11th summer signing yesterday after finalising a £2.5million move from Panathinaikos, with the 19-year-old penning a four-year deal at the Stadium of Light. But Di Canio remains eager to add a creative midfielder to his squad before the transfer deadline, with Sunderland understood to have a genuine interest in Ki. The Black Cats are thought to have made an enquiry to take Ki on loan, despite the South Korean only joining Swansea last August in a £6m move from Celtic . Ki, an international team-mate of Black Cats striker Ji Dong-won, is down the pecking order at the Liberty Stadium and was not even on the bench for Swansea’s Europa League victory over Petrolul Ploiesti last night. And despite remaining coy over Sunderland’s interest in Ki, Swans boss Michael Laudrup suggested last night that the 24-year-old could leave the club before the transfer window closes. Laudrup said: “We have to wait until there is something concrete. We all know there is competition for positions here, especially in midfield. “I have always tried to help players when they come to speak to me, but it has to be right for the club as well. “I have spoken to Ki, but I won’t repeat what was said.” Sunderland also remain in the market for a new left-back, but, as the Echo reported earlier this week, that appears unlikely to be Juventus’s Paolo De Ceglie. But Di Canio is pleased to have Mavrias on board and believes the Greek international will provide cover for widemen Emanuele Giaccherini and Adam Johnson. “We need to be able to rotate our players over the course of a long season,” said Di Canio. “And Mavrias is another player added to the squad who can increase our options. “We have a cup game coming up soon and when you are competing in cup competitions, you need to have that facility to change the team, to rest players and give others opportunity. So I’m very pleased with the signing – we have increased the squad but also signed a potentially very exciting young player.” Mavrias’s move became something of a saga after Sunderland had a £2.5m offer accepted last month before stalling on the move. After James McClean’s £1m switch to Wigan a fortnight ago, Sunderland resurrected their interest and approached Panathinaikos about a season-long loan. That was rejected by the Greek side, but when Sunderland returned to their original cash bid last week, the details of the deal were quickly sealed. Mavrias, who could be involved at Southampton tomorrow, said: “The Premier League is the best in the world and the difference with Greece is very big because the level in England is very high. But I am 19 years old and i played the full season last year, with a lot of games. “I think this is the best time for my next step.”
