It will be a good one, both Mancs and Chelsea are so even, and Arsenal are much closer than people give credit. 3 signings and they will be close I reckon, and I reckon they'll make them too, imagine what Suarez could add to that team? If Arsenal signed Cesc back and the nibbler, they'd be genuinely in there.
Suarez would be ripping up trees, i had been thinking the spuds might have been dark horses until the bale story came out
Yeah with a solid CB and 2 strikers they could, not without Bale though. There midfield just works, a top stirker would nab ****ing hundreds with their supply line!
I was thinking about putting £10 on Chelsea, Qpr, Wolves, Barcelona & Bayern Munich. that returns 2063.00 at Coral. may wait a couple of weeks to put it on tho.
Looks like they will get soldado (sp) we should be in for that little twat defoe Huddlestone, rose & defoe £20m levy take it or leave it?
Aye, why not! 'I was thinking about putting £10 on Chelsea, Qpr, Wolves, Barcelona & Bayern Munich. that returns 2063.00 at Coral. may wait a couple of weeks to put it on tho.' 200/1 on that is staggering
I don;t see how it can "fail" if he has a buy out clause?! I heard that on talkshite this morning but can't work it out! Anyhow - If I want to put an accy on guys where's best and easiest to do it - the only betting I've done in my life has been in a betting shop and the ladbrokes stall at the SOL - never done any online stuff but want to start with little outlay big odds bets! Give me a clue what's best and where I can get a biut of online help with it. Cheers
I use bet365 mate. Most markets, simplest site, and constant offers and free bets. Ladbrokes were doing a 'deposit £10 get £30 free offer', if that's still on worth a look, but their 'new , improved' site is awful, almost impossible to navigate.
Cheer PP - will have a look at home tonight (After the missus has gone to bed as she'll kill me if she knows about it)!
Crazy! Liverpool owner John W Henry has asked what "they're smoking" at Arsenal after rejecting the Gunners' improved offer of just over £40m for Luis Suarez. The unusual bid of £40,000,001 was designed to trigger a clause in the 26-year-old Uruguay striker's contract. Under the terms of Suarez's deal, Liverpool must inform him of the bid but do not have to accept it. Henry tweeted: (external) "What do you think they're smoking over there at Emirates?" It is unclear whether Henry is talking about Arsenal's attempts to sign Suarez or their valuation of the player. Liverpool have now rejected two bids from Arsenal. While they remain determined to keep their prized asset, who scored 30 goals for the club in 44 appearances last season, their resolve is likely to be tested if the bidding continues to rise. Should Arsenal persist and have an improved bid accepted, it could come close to trebling their previous highest initial outlay on a transfer. The Gunners, whose first offer for Suarez was £30m, paid a reported £15m to Zenit St Petersburg for Andrey Arshavin, in January 2009. Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers last week said he considered Suarez to be at least as valuable as Edinson Cavani, who recently joined Paris St-Germain for £55m. Real Madrid remain interested but have yet to make a formal offer. Suarez joined Liverpool's pre-season tour of Australia at the weekend and was expected to hold talks about his future with Rodgers. The Uruguay international flew to Melbourne from Montevideo on Sunday after being given extended leave by the Reds following the Confederations Cup. He wants to leave Anfield to play for a Champions League club despite only signing a new long-term deal last summer. Speculation has grown about Suarez's future since he was punished with a 10-game ban at the end of April for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic. The striker still has to serve six games of that suspension and was also banned in 2011 after being found guilty of racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra. Suarez joined Liverpool from Ajax in January 2011 in a £22.7m deal.
Na it's not a release clause, I don't think. The club just have to inform the player once the bidding got over a certain amount.
