Fieldog wrote: » Typical United fans liking it in my feed...
Augmerson wrote: » Why are you friends with Man U fans? :pac:
smileyj1987 wrote: » I'm tempted to get chewie no. 7 on the back of mine .
Dickerty wrote: » Who will our next #7 be? Do you think Sanchez would like it, or should we offer it to Sterling??
Dickerty wrote: » I am married to one! Sometimes, it's unavoidable...
OwaynOTT wrote: » No diggity.
Vicxas wrote: » Would hate to see Suarez go but we need a guy who can actually do preseason with us :P I'm hoping Sturridge and Lambert can fill the void until then.
gimli2112 wrote: » Just looking at the tabloid transfer news for Spurs. It's ridiculous how many of our targets they're after. I no longer find this funny! North London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham are preparing bids for Álvaro Moratal, the Real Madrid forward, after Juventus launched a final offer of £16m for the 21-year-old. (Daily Express) Tottenham are keen to sign defender Dejan Lovren, 24, from Southampton. The Croatia international also interests Liverpool. (Mirror) Liverpool and Tottenham are on course to engage in a summer battle for Real Madrid left-back Marcelo. (Daily Star) Sunderland defender John O'Shea is happy to stay on Wearside despite speculation linking him with Spurs. (Sunderland Echo) Tottenham are set to gatecrash Liverpool's £15m deal for Southampton star Dejan Lovren. (Daily Star) Hull City are preparing to seal the £8m transfer of Jake Livermore from White Hart Lane. (Hull Daily Mail)
Francie Barrett wrote: » Coates faster than Cristiano Ronaldo according to FIFA stats at the World Cup :pac:http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/statistics/players/distance.html
rob316 wrote: » So hipster buddy (he doesn't support anyone just loves the game, whatever that means) tells me Origi would be a very good signing. Huge potential, he is not a centre forward though plays best from the left of a front 3, but he could be ala Sturridge. Very much a cross between Sterling and Sturridge, lots of pace and can dribble. Decent finisher nothing amazing. Tall, strong, fast he has it all in his locker, tactically and defensively he is poor but he is 19 that can be thought, you only have to look at Sterling. Very low risk signing he was saying due to him been Belgian and has been capped. Worse case scenario you get your money back if he doesn't make the grade. Right time to buy him, could cost a lot more next year.
IK09 wrote: » havent seen all that much of the guy, but from the clips i have seen, his best work seems to come from out left. Scout nation has listed "crossing" as one of his weaknesses, which I think is great. Shows his preference for cutting inside and taking people on.
Knex. wrote: » Ryan Babel says hello
Knex. wrote: » Team I used to play for a few years ago nicknamed me, "Babel", for my tendency to run past 4 or 5 players and then hammer the ball over the bar. I was great.
rarnes1 wrote: » Tell the truth. It's because you hijack helicopters on deadline day and lead Jim White on a merry dance
Knex. wrote: » Unfortunately, the extent of my experience with helicopters is a flash game whereby I routinely failed to avoid the pillars, thus blowing the chopper up.
Agent Coulson wrote: » Kind of gone under the radar and probably expected. Michael Ngoo & Stephen Sama were released.