People being banned from boards is enough. They choose to ignore you, but they can still comment on what other people have said on your threads - as it should be.
Tottenham aim to beat Arsenal to Juan Mata Tottenham are to press ahead to sign Spain World Cup winner Juan Mata amid fierce competition for the midfielder's signature, including from arch... Started by Not606 News Team‎, 07/07/2011 11:03 AM ---------------------------- Slow on the uptake, isn't it?
They added me two their ignore list,so I think its only fair for them to also ignore my threads from now on,comprende?
They chose to, they aren't gonna ignore a good story because you are part of the thread. Anyway, you didn't start it ^
Please stop posting about that now, LFn7. If you think it's a good idea, then you can PM the mods on the Liverpool board.
Maybe he was right and we shouldn't have merged the threads! The original thread was going fine until we polluted it with the WUM's
Redknapp has revealed that we are interested in Mata: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12876_7071501,00.html? That's nice of him...
This constant mantra from Harry that Levy deals with the transfers is sounding a little bitter. It's almost as if he is disassociating himself and the constant spilling of beans cannot be helpful to the club. All a bit stange.
Was gonna start a new thread as this is new news lol. http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3277...rd-arsenal-target-juan-mata-not-interested-in Arsenal target Juan Mata is not interested in swapping Valencia for Tottenham, Goal.com can reveal. Spurs boss Harry Redknapp announced his interest in signing the 23-year-old after his side’s 3-2 friendly win at Brighton on Saturday, claiming chairman Daniel Levy was taking care of negotiations. The north London club had been linked with a £19 million move for the former Real Madrid youngster in order to beat rivals Arsenal to his signature, but Valencia have yet to receive an official offer for their prized asset. Redknapp will have a tough fight on his hands to persuade Mata to move to White Hart Lane and although Valencia remain in a delicate economic situation, the club have promised coach Unai Emery a competitive team for the coming campaign and Mata is a big part of those plans. Emery, president Manuel Llorente and sporting director Braulio Vazquez have all claimed the forward is not for sale, although the latter revealed on Thursday that alternative plans were in place should Mata be sold. Meanwhile, Mata himself has stated repeatedly that he is keen to stay at Mestalla and only signed a new contract last summer with the buy-out clause set at a massive £52.5m. However, a gentleman’s agreement was reached for the player to leave for between £17.5m and £22m, although the player’s performances at the European Under-21 Championships mean Valencia are now asking for a sum closer to the latter. Spurs, currently, are the only club prepared to meet Valencia’s asking price, although no bids have yet been made – despite considerable interest in Mata. The player’s father and agent is in contact with several sides, though, and is said to have met representatives from Tottenham in London recently. But Spurs’ tight wage structure and lack of Champions League football make any possible deal difficult, with Mata only likely to leave Valencia to sign for one of Europe’s elite clubs. At the moment, he sees Valencia, one of Spain’s top teams and an established Champions League outfit, as a superior side to Spurs, who dropped out of the top four last season following their first-ever qualification for European football’s premier club competition the year before. Given a chance to further his career in the Premier League, then, Mata would almost certainly choose Arsenal over Tottenham, a source close to the player revealed to Goal.com, while out of a straight selection between Spurs and Valencia, the player would opt to stick with the Spanish side for at least one more season.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2020681/Tottenham-leading-race-sign-Juan-Mata.html = 31st July http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2019966/Juan-Mata-Arsenal-deal-nears-17-5m.html = 28th July 'Juan Mata moved a step closer to joining Arsenal last night as Nicklas Bendtner headed to Sporting Lisbon. Valencia are ready to accept a package worth up to £17.5million for the Spain international and personal terms will not be a problem' (28th July) 'Spurs are leading the chase to sign £22m midfielder Juan Mata from Valencia Boss Harry Redknapp said: 'Mata is a player we would like. So would Arsenal and other clubs.' (31st July)
