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davie1956 said:
Fellaini. Just so he can't play his usual blinder against us. Plus he's a decent player , but out of our league I'm afraid.
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not Fellaini but a team mate of his

I would love Kevin Mirallas

apparently Bruce went out to watch him while manager of us while he was either playing for Belgium or Olympiacos (cannot remember which now) and he deemed him not good enough

LOL!!!!!!!
 
agree with FTM1973, Henderson (despite them being 7th last season). He fits the profile, young, hard working, good movement, good passer and if Liverpool need to start balancing their books.........
 
I don't think Everton would let go of Pienaar, Comm. Him and Baines are the best left sided pairing in the league.
 
Safc83 said:
I don't think Everton would let go of Pienaar, Comm. Him and Baines are the best left sided pairing in the league.
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You have a point there mate.

Just looking at there squad now, and for some reason Tim Howard hit me, mind they have some canny players there.
 
Well today is the day!

By implying top 6 then you just know its either Spurs or Everton, I dont think we have ever bought/sold a player from Everton have we? Therefore its Spurs.

Which means its anyone who doesnt fit in with AVB's plans, so by my reckoning its out of Rose, Huddlestone, Parker, Townsend, and........Bale
 
Death Discoteca said:
How dare you!?
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Not my cup of tea either Disco. I said it with tongue in cheek, but then read this a few minutes ago..........

Frankfurt Puzzle Over Bendtner

Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner will soon be on his way to Eintracht Frankfurt – if he chooses to speak to the German club. The German side’s sporting director Bruno Hübner has been in London to speak to Arsenal about a possible deal and agreement is close.

Bendtner is surplus to requirements at the Emirates and has spent the past two seasons out on loan, first at Sunderland and then at Juventus. Earlier this month, he accepted he had to move on when he said: “I can not afford to sit on the bench at a big club.” There is also an acceptance he will have to take a cut in his £52,000-a-week wages if he is to move on.

No fee is expected to be paid and Arsenal may well offer Bendtner a severance payment in respect of his lower wages with Frankfurt.

However, reports from Denmark claim that despite the two clubs coming to an agreement there has been no contact between Bendtner and Frankfurt. The 25-year-old is currently on holiday somewhere in Africa and took to his Twitter feed this week to say that “the future looks bright.” Turkish side Besiktas are said to be keen, though they have been kicked out of Europe for their part in a match-fixing scandal. Malaga are also believed to be interested though they, too, are out of Europe next season under Uefa’s Financial Fair Play rules. Frankfurt will play in the Europa League after finishing sixth in the Bundesliga. Two other un-named clubs are also waiting in the wings.
 
m.sunderlandecho.com/sport/sunderland-afc/echo-exclusive-sunderland-in-talks-to-land-tottenham-midfield-star-huddlestone-1-5804842
 
Huddlestone signing to keep Cattermole and Wes Brown company in the treatment room.

Shocking buy if true he's only played 30 league games in the last three years. He's not even that good when he's fit, Id rather have N'dayie in there.

Whelmed, of the under variety
 
Dorset said:
Not my cup of tea either Disco. I said it with tongue in cheek, but then read this a few minutes ago..........

Frankfurt Puzzle Over Bendtner

Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner will soon be on his way to Eintracht Frankfurt – if he chooses to speak to the German club. The German side’s sporting director Bruno Hübner has been in London to speak to Arsenal about a possible deal and agreement is close.

Bendtner is surplus to requirements at the Emirates and has spent the past two seasons out on loan, first at Sunderland and then at Juventus. Earlier this month, he accepted he had to move on when he said: “I can not afford to sit on the bench at a big club.” There is also an acceptance he will have to take a cut in his £52,000-a-week wages if he is to move on.

No fee is expected to be paid and Arsenal may well offer Bendtner a severance payment in respect of his lower wages with Frankfurt.

However, reports from Denmark claim that despite the two clubs coming to an agreement there has been no contact between Bendtner and Frankfurt. The 25-year-old is currently on holiday somewhere in Africa and took to his Twitter feed this week to say that “the future looks bright.” Turkish side Besiktas are said to be keen, though they have been kicked out of Europe for their part in a match-fixing scandal. Malaga are also believed to be interested though they, too, are out of Europe next season under Uefa’s Financial Fair Play rules. Frankfurt will play in the Europa League after finishing sixth in the Bundesliga. Two other un-named clubs are also waiting in the wings.
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Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...
 
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