Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Ferguson Defends : United medics "100% brilliant!"
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Ferguson Defends : United medics "100% brilliant!"
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Chung Yong-lee : Park will be Arsenal star if Wenger treats him right
Park made his Arsenal debut in the midweek Carling Cup victory against Shrewsbury following his deadline-day move from Monaco. But the 26-year-old striker has yet to appear in the Premier League.
“It was hard at first to play in the Premier League but I was lucky to play every single match and that helped adapt and get used to my new team-mates,” Lee told the Lancashire Telegraph.
“Chu-Young will need to do the same if he is to settle quickly.
“He’s a good friend and he will be a threat if he plays. He’s very quick, smart and technically good.
“Bolton will have to watch out for him.
“I would’ve have liked to have played against him and, when I get back to UK, then I will get in touch with him.”
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Chung Yong-lee : Park will be Arsenal star if Wenger treats him right
Park made his Arsenal debut in the midweek Carling Cup victory against Shrewsbury following his deadline-day move from Monaco. But the 26-year-old striker has yet to appear in the Premier League.
“It was hard at first to play in the Premier League but I was lucky to play every single match and that helped adapt and get used to my new team-mates,” Lee told the Lancashire Telegraph.
“Chu-Young will need to do the same if he is to settle quickly.
“He’s a good friend and he will be a threat if he plays. He’s very quick, smart and technically good.
“Bolton will have to watch out for him.
“I would’ve have liked to have played against him and, when I get back to UK, then I will get in touch with him.”
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Liverpool and Tottenham are battling for Sao Paulo midfielder Lucas
Lucas, just 19, is one of the hottest properties in South America and has been earning rave reviews for Sao Paulo.
The Brazil international is wanted by Liverpool, Spurs and AS Roma ahead of the January market.
Sao Paulo will only consider letting their star player leave if they receive a bid in the region of £20m when the transfer window re-opens in January.
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The Brazil international is wanted by Liverpool, Spurs and AS Roma ahead of the January market.
Sao Paulo will only consider letting their star player leave if they receive a bid in the region of £20m when the transfer window re-opens in January.
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Liverpool and Tottenham are battling for Sao Paulo midfielder Lucas
Lucas, just 19, is one of the hottest properties in South America and has been earning rave reviews for Sao Paulo.
The Brazil international is wanted by Liverpool, Spurs and AS Roma ahead of the January market.
Sao Paulo will only consider letting their star player leave if they receive a bid in the region of £20m when the transfer window re-opens in January.
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The Brazil international is wanted by Liverpool, Spurs and AS Roma ahead of the January market.
Sao Paulo will only consider letting their star player leave if they receive a bid in the region of £20m when the transfer window re-opens in January.
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Inter Challenge Arsenal for Gary Cahlil
The Daily Mail says Inter will be among the bidders after appointing former Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri as their new coach on Thursday.
As Ranieri prepared to take his first coaching session, he was left in no doubt that central defence was the priority area for strengthening.
Trotters boss Owen Coyle said: "I don’t know how Arsenal’s finances work, but they know he’s an outstanding player.
"The valuations in August were between the two chairmen, and, of course, it never came to fruition.
"Now there’s the problem of the January window, and I think there will be more than just Arsenal coming back in for him then. We will deal with at the time."
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Inter Challenge Arsenal for Gary Cahlil
The Daily Mail says Inter will be among the bidders after appointing former Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri as their new coach on Thursday.
As Ranieri prepared to take his first coaching session, he was left in no doubt that central defence was the priority area for strengthening.
Trotters boss Owen Coyle said: "I don’t know how Arsenal’s finances work, but they know he’s an outstanding player.
"The valuations in August were between the two chairmen, and, of course, it never came to fruition.
"Now there’s the problem of the January window, and I think there will be more than just Arsenal coming back in for him then. We will deal with at the time."
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