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Berbatov
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) are here to discuss Amad saving our blushes in a win against Southampton as well as our now annual loss at home to Brighton. They discuss Amorim's post-match comments, revisit how mid-table we may or may not be, and discuss some transfer news.
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Dimitar Berbtov.
No, I didn't say that. Interrogative is not the same as affirmative. Are you Neil Custis? For what it's worth, I don't expect any of them to leave and was just questioning the original remark, hence "it depends on the club".
zip it
Yeah, no tugging yet!
Advocaat saying of Arshavin that he's 'not convinced he is leaving' is hardly saying he's staying is it? If you don't like it when journalists sensationalise manager's comments, don't do it yourself. The report said that Advocaat was 'not sure' about Arshavin's future, and so you came on here and in post #12177 claimed that 'Arshavin is not leaving'; pure sensationalism, i can see it even if you can't.
Arshavin will leave if his valuation is met. Is this sounding familiar to anybody else?
mine's out for a while now
It's not fair without giving me the benefit of doubt when Dick Advocaat is being ambiguous. How do you know he is not sure, or is sure, when he is clearly being ambiguous? Whether you try to imply on my part being a sensationalist, or to misled, there is a case for argument if it reads:
Arshavin is not leaving definitely.
Speak English, fella.
I am having a Ramli burger tonite to make sure this transfer goes through, who cares when now as long as it is before 9/1
Babelfish?
Ahh..it's good to be back in this thread again. 
It's taking a while to sign this fella
SAF ain't giving anything away in his post match interview. Said that he's happy with the squad but would like to add to it if possible.
Berbafish.
Where are we going to go after he signs?Ahh..it's good to be back in this thread again.
Dare I say we start a new thread, Future/Comments/Speculation on Darren Fletcher
Where are the goals going to come from?......DARREN FLETCHER, fk me.
Abso-feckin-lutely. I like Brixton. Real folk here with real lives. Plenty of characters. I think I'm the only white person here
A bloke got shot here last night. You don't have to watch an episode of Cops. Just stick your head out the pub window for a few minutes and you should catch something
Melinky, as a red in that pub i expect you know my little brother...
Where are the goals going to come from?......DARREN FLETCHER, fk me.
You read my mind.I am sure if deal was close then fergie would have said something concrete,looks like we are still way behind imo..
cant wait for berba time.
The day of reconing is almost upon us.
Have we got him yet ?
6 days left
The final countdown, oops, sensationalism?
http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=834241
Fergie Pleased With Win, Admits Striker Concern
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson praised match-winner Darren Fletcher among others following the 1-0 win over Portsmouth and admitted he wants to be is not hopeful of adding to his squad in the final week of the transfer window...
The Red Devils recorded their first win of the season at Fratton Park this evening to put themselves ahead of Arsenal and just two points behind Liverpool and Chelsea - the only teams with perfect records - just two games into the new Premier League season.
The injury-hit champions put in an improved performance from their opening day draw at home to Newcastle United. Ferguson expressed his pleasure at the style in which the win was attained and praised Anderson, who had just arrived back from the Olympics and put in a fantastic, energetic performance in midfield.
"I think we played some excellent football tonight," Sir Alex told Sky Sports. "We really relied on Anderson's trust in himself, after such a long journey, he wanted to play and I think he showed it was a good decision by him.
"Historically, [Fratton Park] is a difficult place to come. Last year we drew here, the year before we lost, so it's a bonus win if we consider last season and the previous season.
"We tried to get a system where the players we had would be comfortable in their positions, i.e. Anderson central, near to [Carlos] Tevez in the spaces behind the midfield. [Paul] Scholes, trying to control the game - which I think he did - then the qualities that John O'Shea and Darren Ferguson [Fletcher] bring," continued the Scot, accidentally referring to the goal-scorer Fletcher by the name of his son, Darren Ferguson.
Fletcher has often been criticised and ridiculed for not being good enough for Manchester United and that he only plays due as he is a fellow countryman of the boss, but with his second goal in as many games from making striker-like near-post runs, Sir Alex has nothing but praise for his performances on the pitch. "He does make these runs, he made a great run in the second half also, got to the byline, squared it for Wayne [Rooney]," said Sir Alex. "He's got fantastic energy the lad, and I'm really delighted he's getting the credit he deserves."
When pressed about new signings, with the coach having said in recent weeks he is after a striker, he admitted a slight concern over their inability to bring in a player of their liking. Dimitar Berbatov remains their prime target according to the press and indications from Tottenham Hotspur would certainly suggest a move is imminent, but with just a week left in the transfer window, Sir Alex is not so sure.
"There's only a week to go and you start to concern yourself a bit," he explained. "I think we showed tonight that we've got a good quality of players here, we'd like to add obviously, but we'll just have to wait and see what happens with that."
Fergie Pleased With Win, Admits Striker Concern
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson praised match-winner Darren Fletcher among others following the 1-0 win over Portsmouth and admitted he wants to be is not hopeful of adding to his squad in the final week of the transfer window...
The Red Devils recorded their first win of the season at Fratton Park this evening to put themselves ahead of Arsenal and just two points behind Liverpool and Chelsea - the only teams with perfect records - just two games into the new Premier League season.
The injury-hit champions put in an improved performance from their opening day draw at home to Newcastle United. Ferguson expressed his pleasure at the style in which the win was attained and praised Anderson, who had just arrived back from the Olympics and put in a fantastic, energetic performance in midfield.
"I think we played some excellent football tonight," Sir Alex told Sky Sports. "We really relied on Anderson's trust in himself, after such a long journey, he wanted to play and I think he showed it was a good decision by him.
"Historically, [Fratton Park] is a difficult place to come. Last year we drew here, the year before we lost, so it's a bonus win if we consider last season and the previous season.
"We tried to get a system where the players we had would be comfortable in their positions, i.e. Anderson central, near to [Carlos] Tevez in the spaces behind the midfield. [Paul] Scholes, trying to control the game - which I think he did - then the qualities that John O'Shea and Darren Ferguson [Fletcher] bring," continued the Scot, accidentally referring to the goal-scorer Fletcher by the name of his son, Darren Ferguson.
Fletcher has often been criticised and ridiculed for not being good enough for Manchester United and that he only plays due as he is a fellow countryman of the boss, but with his second goal in as many games from making striker-like near-post runs, Sir Alex has nothing but praise for his performances on the pitch. "He does make these runs, he made a great run in the second half also, got to the byline, squared it for Wayne [Rooney]," said Sir Alex. "He's got fantastic energy the lad, and I'm really delighted he's getting the credit he deserves."
When pressed about new signings, with the coach having said in recent weeks he is after a striker, he admitted a slight concern over their inability to bring in a player of their liking. Dimitar Berbatov remains their prime target according to the press and indications from Tottenham Hotspur would certainly suggest a move is imminent, but with just a week left in the transfer window, Sir Alex is not so sure.
"There's only a week to go and you start to concern yourself a bit," he explained. "I think we showed tonight that we've got a good quality of players here, we'd like to add obviously, but we'll just have to wait and see what happens with that."
Sorry, off topic.
But something tell me Fergie new exactly what he was saying their, a good time to answer the critics of Fletcher me thinks.
Any way, back on topic.
Have we signed him yet ?
It becomes more imminent by the second, tick tock tick tock
Won't happen
Who, Fletcher?
D'imminent
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