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*THREAD UTK TEAM SAYUR IS BACK* Beckford sends Leeds up
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Spurs miss out on Downing, capture Woodgate
By Pink Football
25 January 2008
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Woodgate To Sign For Newcastle?
By Nu Mad
Saturday, 26th January 2008
Jonathan Woodgate's proposed transfer to Tottenham Hotspur went up in flames when the ex-Real Madrid defender snubbed the London side and looks set to join Newcastle United!
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Woodgate failed to agree personal terms with Spurs, and after Boro initially turned down Newcastles's offer, Woodgate has been given permission to speak to the Magpies.
Woodgate had a brief, injury-blighted spell at Newcastle before his |
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Transfer saga is finally over as Boro sign Alves
ITmight have been one of the most tortuous transfer deals in theirhistory, but Middlesbrough were celebrating last night after finallycompleting the club-record |
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Portsmouth signs frustrated England striker Jermain Defoe from TottenhamPosted: Thursday Jan 31, 2008 8:09 PM
PORTSMOUTH, England (AP) -Portsmouth signed Jermain Defoe fromTottenham on Thursday after the England striker decided to switch clubsbecause of a lack of first-team opportunities.
The 25-year-old striker, who was left out of Fabio Capello's firstEngland squad after starting just three English Premier League gamesthis season, joined Pompey for about 9 million pounds (US$18 million;?12 million).
"I've not been playing football so you can't expect to get in theEngland squad and I totally understand,'' Defoe said. "I just want toplay some football and score some goals.''
Defoe had been saying in interviews that he wanted to stay atTottenham despite stalling over a new contract to replace the one thatwas set to expire at the end of next season.
 Tottenham manager Juande Ramos preferred to pair Robbie Keane andDimitar Berbatov, with Darren Bent also in contention for a place inattack.
Ramos and Defoe made up after arguing in training in early January,with Defoe even captaining Tottenham against Sunderland on Jan. 19, butSpurs agreed to a fee with Portsmouth and told the player he couldleave.
Defoe, who played under Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp at WestHam, scored 64 goals in 177 appearances for Spurs since joining fromthe Hammers in 2004.
"He will be a great signing for us. He wants to play and he needs to play,'' Redknapp said.
Pompey striker Benjani Mwaruwari was expected to leave for Manchester City.
The Zimbabwean striker passed a fitness test at City, which signedanother forward late Thursday - Ecuador's Felipe Caicedo from FC Basel.
The 19-year-old Caicedo has scored two goals in 15 internationals and featured in last year's Copa America.
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Reply #1554 ShadowChaser's post
aik...thaksin da abes duit ker? |
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Originally posted by totally at 5-2-2008 12:10 PM 
aik...thaksin da abes duit ker?
dia tak nak sgn kontrak baru, dari belah gitu je, baik jual :cool: |
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 Benjani finally joins City February 06 2008 Manchester City have finally completed the signing of Portsmouth striker Benjani Mwaruwari for an initial fee of |
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ape beza january transfer ngan transfer biase2 ni ...
baek xyah wat januari transfer ... |
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[quote]Originally posted by ShadowChaser at 6-2-2008 08:19 PM 
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Originally posted by Ax at 7-2-2008 09:19 AM
ape beza january transfer ngan transfer biase2 ni ...
baek xyah wat januari transfer ...
shopping masa jan mahal sket  |
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Reply #1568 Ax's post
nanti dia tolak kati ah sparuh
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Premier League - Richards signs bumper City deal Eurosport - Fri, 08 Feb 16:02:00 2008
Micah Richards has signed a new contract tying him to Manchester City until 2013.
The 19-year-old is one of the hottest properties in the Premier League and had been linked with a |
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Premier League will allow a bench of seven substitutes rather than six from next season. |
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|  |  Allardyce - hit back at Newcastle.
SAM: TOON TOO SMALL FOR ME
Former Newcastle manager Sam Allardyce has risked inciting the angerof the Geordie fans by claiming the Magpies were not a big enough clubfor him and insisting the St James' Park outfit "didn't live up to myambitions".Allardyce arrived in the north-east confidently brandishing afive-year plan to restore success to Newcastle but was afforded justeight months at the helm after a change of ownership brought MikeAshley to the club.
He dispensed with Allardyce's services after a disappointing start to his tenure and eventually replaced him with Kevin Keegan.
But former Bolton boss Allardyce, who has yet to take a new role infootball, has absolved himself of any blame for his aborted stint withUnited.
"When you get sacked, reflection is a difficult scenario. The onething you have tio evaluate first and foremost is how much of it wasyour fault," he told The People.
"I think you can accept it a lot more if you can come to terms withthe fact that a good percentage of it was your fault - but that doesn'tapply to me at Newcastle."
And Allardyce went on to claim that suggestions he was not up to thetask of rebuilding a club famously starved of silverware in recenttimes were wide of the mark.
"The usual rubbish that goes when someone like me is sacked from aclub like Newcastle is that that job was too big for me. That's justnot true.
"If I'm honest the reverse is probably true. Newcastle probablywasn't big enough for me - it didn't live up to my ambitions in theshort time that I was there. And because it didn't do that the clubmissed a chance to realise its own ambitions.
"The more I analyse it, the more I come to the conclusion that it was never about me or results.
"It was about things they wanted to put in place."
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