Tom Halsey
International Coach
Ferdinand appears not to have done himself any favours with his latest act of stupidity...
United are on a long, downward path to ignamony.
United are on a long, downward path to ignamony.
could have said it better tom, what was he thinking...Tom Halsey said:Ferdinand appears not to have done himself any favours with his latest act of stupidity...
United are on a long, downward path to ignamony.
I never said the midfield was very creative. I'm just pointing out that it's more a lack of finishing than opportunities for Man Utd. If Solskjaer can regain 90% of his former self a little bit into the season then that can be improved.Also, when van Nistelrooy finds his touch.Scaly piscine said:Oh please, try and come up with something beyond the level of a 5 year old.
Also whoever said Man U's midfield was very creative needs their head examining - how can they create anything when they struggle to string 3 passes together?
Can't happen. Baptista wanted assurances that he wouldn't be in the same team as Robinho. As in, he would only sign for Real if Robinho didn't. As it is, Baptista has signed.Craig said:According to creditable football website goal.com Robinho will now join Real Madrid.
From www.foxsports.com.auRobinho finally joins Real
From correspondents in Madrid
July 30, 2005
SANTOS have a agreed a deal which will see their Brazilian striker Robinho join Real Madrid on a five-year contract, the Spanish first division club said today.
Real Madrid said in a statement on their internet site: "Real Madrid and Santos have today signed an agreement that Robinho will be a Madrid player from August 25.
"The player will sign a contract which will link him with Real Madrid for the next five seasons."
However, the transfer fee was not given.
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According to Spanish radio station Cadena Ser, Santos have finally accepted the $US30 million ($39.58 million) which Madrid paid on July 22 and was deposited in a Brazilian football federation account.
Agence France-Presse
Correction. Artmedia v Partizan Belgrade/Sheriff Tiraspol. :PCraig said:CL draw 05-06
Third qualifying round draw in full:
Artmedia/Celtic v Partizan Belgrade/Sherrif
well if thats the case, not good news for Michael Owen and but good news for Owen is that since Baros is moving to schalke 04 he could now move back to liverpool if he feels that Robinho's inclusion wll make him struggle even more for a 1st team spotCraig said:According to creditable football website goal.com Robinho will now join Real Madrid.
If it's Fox, it must be true.thewizard1o1 said:
Do they need to sign a striker all the time? They really didn't need to with Gudjohnsen, Drogba and Crespo, considering they only play one.kendall said:yes Owen will probably be going and id say arsenal are the team most likely too get him although manchester united are interested aswell and i suppose chelsea might want him as they have failed too sign a striker this summer