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Berbatov
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Excluding White Hart Lane though
according to Einstein
{ominipresent} - {White Hart Lane} = omnipresent
Don't see anything here about a large football stadium.
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Monção
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Portugal - RegionNorte, Portugal - SubregionMinho-Lima - District or A.R.Viana do CasteloMayorJosé Moreira - PartyPSArea211.3 km²Population - Total19,738 (2006) - Density93.4/km²No. of parishes33Coordinates
March 12Website: http://www.cm-moncao.pt/Monção (pron. IPA: [mõ'sɐ̃w̃]) is a municipality in Portugal with a total area of 211.3 km² and a total population of 19,738 inhabitants (2006).
The municipality is composed of 33 parishes, and is located in the district of Viana do Castelo.
The present Mayor is José Emílio Pedreira Moreira, elected by the Socialist Party.
The municipal holiday is March 12.
FFS Sam - well & truly jinxed Valencia there mate
You mean, he has the power of invisibility too
Omnipresent... Invisible... Starting to sound more and more like... Some sorta GodI think that's a bit too strong Sults - whilst the left is not his optimal position you'd still get a lot out of him there and the overall line-up should do well.
Mind you, I can see a case for him being stationed on the right instead to encourage him to go outside players instead of cutting inside from the left & shooting like vs West ham.
I've been busy the last few days. Can someone give me a brief synopsis of anything that has transpired within the past 48 hours? Aside from BahamaRed accumulating the most posts.
It's been known for a while that he is a God. Not so much here on earth but beyond. We are very fortunate.You mean, he has the power of invisibility too
We seem to be a little bit closer to getting Berba, but the end of transfer window is also comming closer. He sulked and was excluded from the last game which has fueled speculation of an imminent bid from our side of 25m.
I feel its my duty.
Anyhow,
Spurs have lost the plot
Fergie has a hard on
ITK's all over say we're gonna get him
Still waiting
Berbatov's a cnut, but he's gonna be our cnut.
All day, all day, watch Levy falls down, all day, all day, domino dancing.
Surely Spurs will sell if he isn't being included in their lineup?
He's a person of interest.
That seems to be the concensus.
As we speak the word processors are processing and the phones are ringing and deals are being done. Banks and lawyers are writing many words to a contract that will be meaningless. Many of the OT staff are having trouble hiding their obvious erections, as are many caftards.
Nice, nice, it has been a long time since I've touched the album.
Keano's still a united legend
Looks like berba's on his way, sooner or later, what with juande blaming him for the loss and all
I see, thanks. I still have the feeling Levy is hiding somewhere, ignoring what is happening.
Apparently, Arshavin is not in the squad.
http://wwww.clubfanzine.com/tottenham_hotspur/v2.showNews.php?id=13602
Ledgends
Russian roulette.
Ramos blames Berba for slump
Juande Ramos believes Tottenham's slow start to the season is a direct result of outside interferences.
Spurs have suffered back-to-back defeats at the start of the new Premier League campaign, making a mockery of those who expected the North London club to mount a top four challenge.
It is still early days, but the speculation surrounding star striker Dimitar Berbatov's future appears to have disrupted the squad.
The Bulgarian continues to be linked with a move to Manchester United, and Ramos believes the ongoing saga has caused his players to lose focus at a crucial time.
Problem
"Of course there are repercussions on the players, against Sunderland (2-1 defeat on Saturday) for example we were only able to play with one forward and we didn't have any substitutes for that one forward," said Ramos.
"It's bound to have repercussions on the players.
"Players go through physical fitness issues that are good or bad, and this is a psychological issue. We've just got to deal with it."
However, in another example of how Tottenham appear to be divided at present, Jonathan Woodgate refused to agree with his manager's comments.
Disruptive
The England international says the players who take to the field must shoulder the blame for the poor start, and avoid making lame excuses.
"What because we've lost a couple of games it's Berba's fault? No, that's a load of bull," said the centre-half.
"We've lost the two games because we haven't played well. It's got nothing to do with him.
"The football club's bigger than one player at the end of the day. I don't feel it's been disruptive. The manager makes the decisions.
"Now we'll have to put on a good performance against Chelsea (next Sunday) or they'll wipe the floor with us."
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_4042525,00.html
It's only a matter of time.................
Juande Ramos believes Tottenham's slow start to the season is a direct result of outside interferences.
Spurs have suffered back-to-back defeats at the start of the new Premier League campaign, making a mockery of those who expected the North London club to mount a top four challenge.
It is still early days, but the speculation surrounding star striker Dimitar Berbatov's future appears to have disrupted the squad.
The Bulgarian continues to be linked with a move to Manchester United, and Ramos believes the ongoing saga has caused his players to lose focus at a crucial time.
Problem
"Of course there are repercussions on the players, against Sunderland (2-1 defeat on Saturday) for example we were only able to play with one forward and we didn't have any substitutes for that one forward," said Ramos.
"It's bound to have repercussions on the players.
"Players go through physical fitness issues that are good or bad, and this is a psychological issue. We've just got to deal with it."
However, in another example of how Tottenham appear to be divided at present, Jonathan Woodgate refused to agree with his manager's comments.
Disruptive
The England international says the players who take to the field must shoulder the blame for the poor start, and avoid making lame excuses.
"What because we've lost a couple of games it's Berba's fault? No, that's a load of bull," said the centre-half.
"We've lost the two games because we haven't played well. It's got nothing to do with him.
"The football club's bigger than one player at the end of the day. I don't feel it's been disruptive. The manager makes the decisions.
"Now we'll have to put on a good performance against Chelsea (next Sunday) or they'll wipe the floor with us."
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_4042525,00.html
It's only a matter of time.................
got some beerb
Taxi for Dimi
JUANDE RAMOS has told Spurs owner Daniel Levy to end his feud with Manchester United and sell Dimitar Berbatov to them this week.
Ramos is desperate to seal a £25million deal for wantaway Berba before the transfer window closes next Monday.
And the White Hart Lane boss fears Levy’s running row with United chief Alex Ferguson could wreck his plans to get rid of the Bulgarian and replace him with Ajax skipper Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.
Ramos has decided there is no way back for Berbatov, 27, after showdown talks between the manager, board members and the sulking striker yesterday.
The player was last night fined a week’s wages — around £45,000 — for not being ready to play in Saturday’s 2-1 home defeat by Sunderland.
And Berba once again made it clear he wants to leave Tottenham and move to Old Trafford.
But United will only sign Berbatov if Levy withdraws his official complaint to the Premier League accusing the champions of making an illegal approach.
Spurs insist there has been no new bid from United since their £20m offer was rejected last month.
But United have made it clear they are willing to go to £25m for the former Bayer Leverkusen star.
They are also ready to hand him a four-year deal worth £90,000 a week.
Berbatov was left out of Saturday’s game because Ramos declared the player was not focused and was disrupting the rest of the dressing room. Now the Spaniard wants an end to the long-running saga. He said: “We need to get this matter resolved before the transfer deadline.
“If Berbatov goes, we will need time to sign a replacement. We want to have the best centre-forward we can possibly get.
“This is the first time I have faced this problem as a coach and the truth is I have found it a conflicting situation to be in.
“Of course, what has happened has had repercussions on the team and our results.
“Against Sunderland, for instance, we were only able to play with one forward and we didn’t have any substitutes for that player.
“Players go through physical problems all the time but in this case it’s a psychological issue which we have to deal with.
“If Berbatov works well during the week, maybe he will be able to play in our next game. If not, he won’t.
“But we cannot make that decision now. We can only decide that on the eve of the game.”
Ramos hopes it will not go that far and wants Berbatov out of the club as quickly as possible.
The former Sevilla coach has already identified Dutch international Huntelaar as the ideal replacement and believes he can push through a £20m deal this week.
But Spurs also refuse to rule out a possible £10m move for England and Wigan striker Emile Heskey if Berbatov goes in the next few days.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/article1601799.ece
JUANDE RAMOS has told Spurs owner Daniel Levy to end his feud with Manchester United and sell Dimitar Berbatov to them this week.
Ramos is desperate to seal a £25million deal for wantaway Berba before the transfer window closes next Monday.
And the White Hart Lane boss fears Levy’s running row with United chief Alex Ferguson could wreck his plans to get rid of the Bulgarian and replace him with Ajax skipper Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.
Ramos has decided there is no way back for Berbatov, 27, after showdown talks between the manager, board members and the sulking striker yesterday.
The player was last night fined a week’s wages — around £45,000 — for not being ready to play in Saturday’s 2-1 home defeat by Sunderland.
And Berba once again made it clear he wants to leave Tottenham and move to Old Trafford.
But United will only sign Berbatov if Levy withdraws his official complaint to the Premier League accusing the champions of making an illegal approach.
Spurs insist there has been no new bid from United since their £20m offer was rejected last month.
But United have made it clear they are willing to go to £25m for the former Bayer Leverkusen star.
They are also ready to hand him a four-year deal worth £90,000 a week.
Berbatov was left out of Saturday’s game because Ramos declared the player was not focused and was disrupting the rest of the dressing room. Now the Spaniard wants an end to the long-running saga. He said: “We need to get this matter resolved before the transfer deadline.
“If Berbatov goes, we will need time to sign a replacement. We want to have the best centre-forward we can possibly get.
“This is the first time I have faced this problem as a coach and the truth is I have found it a conflicting situation to be in.
“Of course, what has happened has had repercussions on the team and our results.
“Against Sunderland, for instance, we were only able to play with one forward and we didn’t have any substitutes for that player.
“Players go through physical problems all the time but in this case it’s a psychological issue which we have to deal with.
“If Berbatov works well during the week, maybe he will be able to play in our next game. If not, he won’t.
“But we cannot make that decision now. We can only decide that on the eve of the game.”
Ramos hopes it will not go that far and wants Berbatov out of the club as quickly as possible.
The former Sevilla coach has already identified Dutch international Huntelaar as the ideal replacement and believes he can push through a £20m deal this week.
But Spurs also refuse to rule out a possible £10m move for England and Wigan striker Emile Heskey if Berbatov goes in the next few days.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/article1601799.ece
Good news
Miserable cnut
Haha Ramos is pissed at Levy, he is right what is Levy's problem with United, if anything they should have tried to keep Keane, as Berbatov was always gonna be a sulk if he didnt get his move, I doubt Keane would wreck his repuation with Spurs fans where as Bebragod could give a shit left
Excellent news
Roy Keane is Jopub, at least that part is clear.
the bald cnut thinks he can get one over fergie which is where he's mistaken and he realized that and now he's being bitter.
Yeah, SAF does not lose
I can sense it is happening.
Seems like it's all crumbling at Spurs atm. They'd be stupid not to sell now.
mmmm
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