Jordi wrote:Pete O'Rourke @SkySportsPeteO
Reports in France suggest Chelsea could beat Man City & Man Utd to the signing of Eden Hazard who is set to leave Lille. #CFC #MCFC #MUFC
Jordi wrote:http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/12691/7766094/Saints-eye-new-Hooper-move
£7m
Jordi wrote:http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/12691/7766094/Saints-eye-new-Hooper-move
£7m
SBSP wrote:Top scorer and not in our top 5 players?
Harrold wrote:What's Wanyama like, Conor? I've heard good things about him.
Do you think he's found his level at Celtic or can he move onto bigger things? What's the furthest you see him going?Harrold wrote:"The new Desailly" wasn't Desailly a centre back?
That video was good, he looks solid. The ending was pretty funny.
The end is just so tank!ConorCelticFC wrote:Harrold wrote:What's Wanyama like, Conor? I've heard good things about him.
I have man-love for him. The best 20 year old defensive mid I'm aware of, absolutely dominated M'Vila when we played Rennes.
Gotta love this video, especially the end.
Dortmund set Kagawa price - 20 million euros (Sky Sports) by Guest Tue May 22, 2012 6:10 am
Borussia Dortmund's highly-rated Japanese midfielder Shinji Kagawa will cost prospective buyers around 20 million euros (£16.17m).
The club's owner Hans-Joachim Watzke revealed the German champions want a 'princely sum' despite the 23-year-old having just a year remaining on his contract.
Kagawa, who netted 17 goals for Dortmund this season to help them secure a second consecutive title, has already met for talks with Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson, while he has also been linked to other high-profile clubs including Arsenal, Chelsea and AC Milan.
But Watzke told Sport Bild that the club would not be fooled into selling him for a derisory price.
"We all know the abilities of Shinji, his youth and the value he adds to this side," said Watzke.
"I also note what Bayern Munich paid for goalkeeper Manuel Neuer (22 million euros from Schalkelast year).
"He also only had a year left on his contract. Given those facts we can certainly expect a princely sum for him."
How else should they do it?ViVaRooney wrote:i hate how they set their price depending on what other teams pay for other players
Ben 10 wrote:That's cheap considering his talent.
But if they see clubs are willing to pay more for a player of equal or lesser talent, then why should they not ask for more money? That is called business sense.ViVaRooney wrote:what they feel the players actually worth, why is one club overpaying mean everyone has to overpay?
playing in his last year i would say he should be £10m at most. but he is their player and they can ask for however much they want so..
crump wrote:Jela post here.
