Fernandez? 2 outta 3 aint bad marra i'll give you that, deffo itk you like and i mean that most sincerely
Danny Rose rumours
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Fernandez? 2 outta 3 aint bad marra i'll give you that, deffo itk you like and i mean that most sincerely
no bother mate. fernandez was a mistake. i believe the real name of Cabrel is Frenandez. Either that or his brother. I' m pissed here mind so steady away, Is it his brother who is at Man C. he might be called Fernandez. PDC . Do you ever sleep???'
Going for some now, bright and early with plenty cups of scad and the window open is the order of the day
This is the safc managers user profile you know, i used to be martin
rumour has it that a fee of £7m has been agreedâ¦looking for a source from them but Seventy3 posted it on twitter
more than likely bull but i wanna be optimistic about this one!
more than likely bull but i wanna be optimistic about this one!
malcolm robinson ‏@mally1robbo 22m
7m for Danny Rose? Money well spent! @SunderlandWorld @Lottiehenderson @GavinSAFC @AlexShepSafc @TWabb_symfonicz #SAFC #Transfers
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md of media73 ed in chief 72, 73, 66 & 2013 magazines < So you know who he is
7m for Danny Rose? Money well spent! @SunderlandWorld @Lottiehenderson @GavinSAFC @AlexShepSafc @TWabb_symfonicz #SAFC #Transfers
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md of media73 ed in chief 72, 73, 66 & 2013 magazines < So you know who he is
Den Longhorn or whatever his name is twetted this first thing this morning that this move was in talks.
SUNDERLAND continue to await news on Lucas Orban, with two of their contingency plans at left-back looking unlikely to pay off.
Argentine defender Orban was expected to make a decision on his future by the end of last week, with Sunderland, River Plate and Villarreal all vying for his signature.
But there has still been no word from the Atletico Tigre man, who Sunderland have been chasing throughout the summer.
Suderland remain hopeful that the lure of the Premier League will prove decisive in landing the 22-year-old, with the greater exposure of playing in England potentially beneficial in Orbanâs hopes of securing a place in the Argentina squad for next summerâs World Cup.
But the Black Cats are being made to sweat over Orbanâs signature, with a new left-back arguably the only glaring omission in Paolo Di Canioâs summer recruitment drive so far.
Sunderland hope to finalise the signings of attacking midfielder Emanuele Giaccherini, Greek winger Charas Mavrias and right-back Gino Peruzzi by the end of this week.
The conclusion of Giaccheriniâs deal has been delayed after his wife gave birth to daughter Caterina on Thursday, while Peruzzi will now travel to Wearside tomorrow to complete his £4million switch from Velez Sarsfield.
And even though Sunderland have been in talks with Spurs over central midfielder Tom Huddlestone, it is already an area where Di Canio has several options.
But Sunderland still have no specialist left-back on the books after the departure of last seasonâs loanee Danny Rose.
The Black Cats enquired about Eintracht Frankfurtâs Bastian Oczipka last week, but have been told the 24-year-old is not for sale.
And they have also been linked with Inter Milanâs Italian Under-21 international Cristiano Biraghi, who is expected to leave the San Siro either on loan or permanently this summer.
But Biraghiâs agent, Mario Giuffredi, insists he has had no discussions with Sunderland over the 20-year-old.
Giuffredi said: âHonestly, Iâm not aware of it. Iâm not sure if they (Sunderland) have spoken with Inter.
âThere have been several signs of interest (from within Serie A) but really nothing concrete yet.
âWe are waiting for Interâs decision and thinking about the best possibilities for the player.â
Jack Colback filled in at left-back for Sunderlandâs training ground game against a local select XI last week, despite the academy product turning down a new contract at the Stadium of Light.
The 23-year-old, who has just a year remaining on his current Sunderland deal, was linked with a £2million move to Premier League new boys Cardiff City over the weekend.
But Sunderland remain determined to keep hold of Colback and are confident the Tynesider will pen a new contract with the club.
Argentine defender Orban was expected to make a decision on his future by the end of last week, with Sunderland, River Plate and Villarreal all vying for his signature.
But there has still been no word from the Atletico Tigre man, who Sunderland have been chasing throughout the summer.
Suderland remain hopeful that the lure of the Premier League will prove decisive in landing the 22-year-old, with the greater exposure of playing in England potentially beneficial in Orbanâs hopes of securing a place in the Argentina squad for next summerâs World Cup.
But the Black Cats are being made to sweat over Orbanâs signature, with a new left-back arguably the only glaring omission in Paolo Di Canioâs summer recruitment drive so far.
Sunderland hope to finalise the signings of attacking midfielder Emanuele Giaccherini, Greek winger Charas Mavrias and right-back Gino Peruzzi by the end of this week.
The conclusion of Giaccheriniâs deal has been delayed after his wife gave birth to daughter Caterina on Thursday, while Peruzzi will now travel to Wearside tomorrow to complete his £4million switch from Velez Sarsfield.
And even though Sunderland have been in talks with Spurs over central midfielder Tom Huddlestone, it is already an area where Di Canio has several options.
But Sunderland still have no specialist left-back on the books after the departure of last seasonâs loanee Danny Rose.
The Black Cats enquired about Eintracht Frankfurtâs Bastian Oczipka last week, but have been told the 24-year-old is not for sale.
And they have also been linked with Inter Milanâs Italian Under-21 international Cristiano Biraghi, who is expected to leave the San Siro either on loan or permanently this summer.
But Biraghiâs agent, Mario Giuffredi, insists he has had no discussions with Sunderland over the 20-year-old.
Giuffredi said: âHonestly, Iâm not aware of it. Iâm not sure if they (Sunderland) have spoken with Inter.
âThere have been several signs of interest (from within Serie A) but really nothing concrete yet.
âWe are waiting for Interâs decision and thinking about the best possibilities for the player.â
Jack Colback filled in at left-back for Sunderlandâs training ground game against a local select XI last week, despite the academy product turning down a new contract at the Stadium of Light.
The 23-year-old, who has just a year remaining on his current Sunderland deal, was linked with a £2million move to Premier League new boys Cardiff City over the weekend.
But Sunderland remain determined to keep hold of Colback and are confident the Tynesider will pen a new contract with the club.
If today we don't sign at least one of the four players who are supposedly imminent then I shall be forced to burst like a bally balloon!