Manucho, Campbell, Tevez, Rooney. Fingers crossed Saha to play a bigger part this season. That a very good strike force.
Berbatov
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I though manucho is injured and won't be fit to play .
...for ever?
Every second this transfer becomes more imminent
You're kidding, right?
If the transfer happens then every second prior to it made it more imminent.
If no transfer occurs then...
no i mean for the next couple of weeks.
If a transfer happens deep in the woods but nobody is there to see it, did it actually happen?
gonzo!
That depends. Were there any third party ownership issues? Were the player's "sporting rights" held by a different party than his registration holder?
So, still no sign of a certain Mr Berbatov at Old Trafford then I see.
I'm beginning to wonder if we'll get him at all now, never mind bfore the transfer wndow closes in several days
I'm beginning to wonder if we'll get him at all now, never mind bfore the transfer wndow closes in several days
I have finally given up all hope that he's coming
As long as the FA accept the documents, yes!
Why does the sad emoticon wear a christmas hat in the middle of August?
So Manucho gets his permit. Thats one striker in. Im feeling a bit better now that one question has been answered. And still the Berbatov saga rolls on..... If he plays for Spurs tomorrow it would be interesting to see the reception he gets. It appears that his position there has become untenable and he is a negative influence. Sooner or later he will have to leave.
so can we close that thread now that manucho got his work permit?
Lets hope he mopes around with his head down and the jeers get louder and this becomes a tempoary crisis situation for spurs and the only way they can remedy it is to get rid of him. to us.
Jesus 'feckin' Christ...
This thread has almost twice the amount of posts that I've posted in my eight-nine years at the Caf.
This thread has almost twice the amount of posts that I've posted in my eight-nine years at the Caf.
What a surprise post! I could fall over backwards, really I could. Well well well....
I'm still not satisfied about the Manucho news. Its not appeared anywhere else and its been hours now.......be prepared for a windup
Im not happy either. Sky could at least post the story on their website if they are 100% sure it is true. We could also do the same on our official website. Whats the delay?
Did you miss the Ronaldo thread?
Fergie losing Berba battle
Sir Alex Ferguson admits he is "less optimistic" of making any new signings this summer.
The Manchester United boss has been unusually quiet in the transfer market this year, failing to add any new faces to his double-winning squad of last season.
He has been strongly linked with a move for Tottenham's Bulgarian ace Dimitar Berbatov, but appears to be making slow progress.
The Red Devils chief did admit that he continues to pursue a solitary target, without naming Berbatov as that man, but conceded that he is not confident of completing the deal before the transfer window closes on 1st September.
"I'm feeling less optimistic right now," said Ferguson.
"We are looking at something, but if it doesn't come off then we will carry on as we are."
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_4031795,00.html
Sorry if posted before, but people were posting cats and talking about Manucho so I figured it wasn't.
Sir Alex Ferguson admits he is "less optimistic" of making any new signings this summer.
The Manchester United boss has been unusually quiet in the transfer market this year, failing to add any new faces to his double-winning squad of last season.
He has been strongly linked with a move for Tottenham's Bulgarian ace Dimitar Berbatov, but appears to be making slow progress.
The Red Devils chief did admit that he continues to pursue a solitary target, without naming Berbatov as that man, but conceded that he is not confident of completing the deal before the transfer window closes on 1st September.
"I'm feeling less optimistic right now," said Ferguson.
"We are looking at something, but if it doesn't come off then we will carry on as we are."
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_4031795,00.html
Sorry if posted before, but people were posting cats and talking about Manucho so I figured it wasn't.
COCKS BACK OUT!!!
From soccernet.com... just a couple minutes ago,
Ramos set to hold talks with wantaway Berbatov
Wantaway Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov is set for showdown talk with manager Juande Ramos on Friday ahead of the club's first home game of the season against Sunderland.
The Bulgarian international handed in a transfer request prior to the start of the campaign in order to force through his desired move to Manchester United. That led to him being on the bench at Middlesbrough for the opener and Ramos must now decide whether to use the striker at all this weekend.
Berbatov has been criticised for his attitude after replacing Giovanni Dos Santos in the 65th minute of the 2-1 defeat at the Riverside with many now feeling he is a divisive influence in the dressing room.
The 27-year-old is sure to feel the wrath of the White Hart Lane faithful if he does feature but with just ten days left until the transfer window closes, at least the London club know the speculation cannot continue much longer.
'Tottenham fans are no exception to any others - they support the team and get behind the side,' said Ramos. 'If a player is on form, if he knocks in a couple of goals, then I'm sure anyone who booed him last week will soon be getting behind him and cheering him. That is what it is like.
'While he is still here, he is very much 100 percent a Tottenham player - that is how we consider things. It is not a case of finding a solution to a problem before it occurs.'
One of the problems Spurs face is the limited timescale in which to replace a player who has scored 27 Premier League goals in 63 starts since arriving from Bayer Leverkusen two years ago - especially as they are still to bring in a new face following the sale of Robbie Keane to Liverpool.
With Russian strike duo Andrei Arshavin and Roman Pavlyuchenko now seemingly out of the picture, the north London outfit are now being linked with La Liga stars Diego Forlan and Luis Fabiano.
'We've got a list of targets that we are working very hard on,' Ramos continued. 'Negotiations are tough and sometimes they are even tougher than usual. We know what we are working towards and we know what our objectives are.
'The process of signing players sometimes takes time, but fans should be aware we are trying to strengthen up front and sign a new forward. Quite often these things take time.' Ramos is also in the market for a defender and was close to signing Vedran Corluka from Manchester City before that deal collapsed.
'It's true to say we have one or two areas that we need to look at defensively and maybe solve a few problems at the back,' Ramos added.
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Probably, the most promising sign so far.
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Suggestions for Berbatov when approaching Ramos and the Spurs front office, at said meeting.
1. Wear a Manchester United Kit to the meeting.
2. Scream, like a mad-man... 'GLORY, GLORY Man UNITED!!!' upon entering the board room.
3. Tell them that your sour attitude is going spread like the mad-cow's disease, if made to stay at Spurs.
btw... now I know how people wind up with erectile-dysfunction, all this cocks-out n' cocks-in shit.
From soccernet.com... just a couple minutes ago,
Ramos set to hold talks with wantaway Berbatov
Wantaway Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov is set for showdown talk with manager Juande Ramos on Friday ahead of the club's first home game of the season against Sunderland.
The Bulgarian international handed in a transfer request prior to the start of the campaign in order to force through his desired move to Manchester United. That led to him being on the bench at Middlesbrough for the opener and Ramos must now decide whether to use the striker at all this weekend.
Berbatov has been criticised for his attitude after replacing Giovanni Dos Santos in the 65th minute of the 2-1 defeat at the Riverside with many now feeling he is a divisive influence in the dressing room.
The 27-year-old is sure to feel the wrath of the White Hart Lane faithful if he does feature but with just ten days left until the transfer window closes, at least the London club know the speculation cannot continue much longer.
'Tottenham fans are no exception to any others - they support the team and get behind the side,' said Ramos. 'If a player is on form, if he knocks in a couple of goals, then I'm sure anyone who booed him last week will soon be getting behind him and cheering him. That is what it is like.
'While he is still here, he is very much 100 percent a Tottenham player - that is how we consider things. It is not a case of finding a solution to a problem before it occurs.'
One of the problems Spurs face is the limited timescale in which to replace a player who has scored 27 Premier League goals in 63 starts since arriving from Bayer Leverkusen two years ago - especially as they are still to bring in a new face following the sale of Robbie Keane to Liverpool.
With Russian strike duo Andrei Arshavin and Roman Pavlyuchenko now seemingly out of the picture, the north London outfit are now being linked with La Liga stars Diego Forlan and Luis Fabiano.
'We've got a list of targets that we are working very hard on,' Ramos continued. 'Negotiations are tough and sometimes they are even tougher than usual. We know what we are working towards and we know what our objectives are.
'The process of signing players sometimes takes time, but fans should be aware we are trying to strengthen up front and sign a new forward. Quite often these things take time.' Ramos is also in the market for a defender and was close to signing Vedran Corluka from Manchester City before that deal collapsed.
'It's true to say we have one or two areas that we need to look at defensively and maybe solve a few problems at the back,' Ramos added.
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Probably, the most promising sign so far.
__________________________________
Suggestions for Berbatov when approaching Ramos and the Spurs front office, at said meeting.
1. Wear a Manchester United Kit to the meeting.
2. Scream, like a mad-man... 'GLORY, GLORY Man UNITED!!!' upon entering the board room.
3. Tell them that your sour attitude is going spread like the mad-cow's disease, if made to stay at Spurs.
btw... now I know how people wind up with erectile-dysfunction, all this cocks-out n' cocks-in shit.
Know what you mean.
69ing?
That was a promising article 2 days ago. Less promising now.
That was a promising article 2 days ago. Less promising now.
fecking Soccernet... windup merchants!
Time for the removal of my penis?
Know what you mean.
Yin-yang?
Berbapower
Well i don't think we're gonna sign him today fellas..role on tomorrow!
Waiting for the berb. Waiting for Manucho truth. Waiting for the game on Monday.
Playing the waiting game.
Playing the waiting game.
If/when we sign the Dimigod, and Manucho gets fit then we are set to have an abundance of strikers.
That's very true. An abundance.
Are you optimistic?
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