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Berbatov
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As I've said earlier I hope that Campbell will be sent on loan to Hull, which gives us Shrek, Teveth, Mitko and the black Pelé as our strikeforce for 2008/09.
I thought that was obvious. I'm disappointed in you, we've practically been classmates coming through the newbies!
The Eagle has landed. One small step for Dim......
Yeah I remember you from the noobs, then you vanished for a while
I traveled asia for five months, and for a while before and after I was playing the observer. Couldn't be bothered to post, just read the forum for reactions on news etc.
because they are short of strikers and campbell is a striker. Plus if Berbetov come here, I can't see campbell getting chance to play now or the near future. Rooney, Tevez, and Manucho(ie if he makes it big) will play for atleast 5 years more, and Berbatov will chip in for atleast 3 years. So its good if we loan or sell Campbell.
Berbatov will not be allowed to rot at Spurs
Dimitar Berbatov is expected to complete his move to Manchester United today. Photograph: Henry Browne/Action Images
Juande Ramos has rejected any possibility of leaving Dimitar Berbatov in Tottenham's reserves should the club fail to come to an agreement with Manchester United over the striker's transfer. Berbatov is expected to complete his long-desired move to Old Trafford before tomorrow's transfer deadline, but will not be excluded by the Spurs manager should the clubs be unable to agree terms.
'That is a theory [playing him in the reserves] that has no sense,' Ramos said. 'If he stays, and we said all along we'd be pleased if he does stay, then you play your best players in the first team.'
Ramos was unable to do so last weekend after Berbatov decided he was not ready to participate in Tottenham's home defeat to Sunderland. He may also lose the Bulgaria international for this afternoon's visit to Chelsea, with the judgment again to be made according to the forward's state of mind.
Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, has been attempting to drive United's offer for Berbatov up to £30m. Though he is unlikely to achieve that, a figure of £25m plus additional performance-related payments is now on the table. Half of the money is to be invested in the Spartak Moscow forward Roman Pavlyuchenko, whose signing was confirmed yesterday after a medical. Ramos has also asked Spurs to purchase a second Russia international in Andrei Arshavin, though Zenit St Petersburg remain unhappy with the offer of £16m.
Tottenham have also agreed a new four-year contract with their Ivory Coast international Didier Zokora. Signed in 2006 as a holding midfielder, Zokora has been used more often as an emergency defender since Ramos's arrival.
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- Duncan Castles
- Sunday August 31 2008
Dimitar Berbatov is expected to complete his move to Manchester United today. Photograph: Henry Browne/Action Images
Juande Ramos has rejected any possibility of leaving Dimitar Berbatov in Tottenham's reserves should the club fail to come to an agreement with Manchester United over the striker's transfer. Berbatov is expected to complete his long-desired move to Old Trafford before tomorrow's transfer deadline, but will not be excluded by the Spurs manager should the clubs be unable to agree terms.
'That is a theory [playing him in the reserves] that has no sense,' Ramos said. 'If he stays, and we said all along we'd be pleased if he does stay, then you play your best players in the first team.'
Ramos was unable to do so last weekend after Berbatov decided he was not ready to participate in Tottenham's home defeat to Sunderland. He may also lose the Bulgaria international for this afternoon's visit to Chelsea, with the judgment again to be made according to the forward's state of mind.
Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, has been attempting to drive United's offer for Berbatov up to £30m. Though he is unlikely to achieve that, a figure of £25m plus additional performance-related payments is now on the table. Half of the money is to be invested in the Spartak Moscow forward Roman Pavlyuchenko, whose signing was confirmed yesterday after a medical. Ramos has also asked Spurs to purchase a second Russia international in Andrei Arshavin, though Zenit St Petersburg remain unhappy with the offer of £16m.
Tottenham have also agreed a new four-year contract with their Ivory Coast international Didier Zokora. Signed in 2006 as a holding midfielder, Zokora has been used more often as an emergency defender since Ramos's arrival.
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Berbatov will not be allowed to rot at Spurs
- Duncan Castles
- Sunday August 31 2008
Dimitar Berbatov is expected to complete his move to Manchester United today. Photograph: Henry Browne/Action Images
Juande Ramos has rejected any possibility of leaving Dimitar Berbatov in Tottenham's reserves should the club fail to come to an agreement with Manchester United over the striker's transfer. Berbatov is expected to complete his long-desired move to Old Trafford before tomorrow's transfer deadline, but will not be excluded by the Spurs manager should the clubs be unable to agree terms.
'That is a theory [playing him in the reserves] that has no sense,' Ramos said. 'If he stays, and we said all along we'd be pleased if he does stay, then you play your best players in the first team.'
Ramos was unable to do so last weekend after Berbatov decided he was not ready to participate in Tottenham's home defeat to Sunderland. He may also lose the Bulgaria international for this afternoon's visit to Chelsea, with the judgment again to be made according to the forward's state of mind.
Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, has been attempting to drive United's offer for Berbatov up to £30m. Though he is unlikely to achieve that, a figure of £25m plus additional performance-related payments is now on the table. Half of the money is to be invested in the Spartak Moscow forward Roman Pavlyuchenko, whose signing was confirmed yesterday after a medical. Ramos has also asked Spurs to purchase a second Russia international in Andrei Arshavin, though Zenit St Petersburg remain unhappy with the offer of £16m.
Tottenham have also agreed a new four-year contract with their Ivory Coast international Didier Zokora. Signed in 2006 as a holding midfielder, Zokora has been used more often as an emergency defender since Ramos's arrival.
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Tommy likey, Tommy want wingy
I'm off to berb. 
You'll miss SantaI'm off to berb.
BR you 10,000th post will be the official announcement of the Berbatov arrival
A distinct possibility.
Speculation, speculation, speculation. Where can I find some reliable made up quotes?Berbatov will not be allowed to rot at Spurs
- Duncan Castles
- Sunday August 31 2008
Dimitar Berbatov is expected to complete his move to Manchester United today. Photograph: Henry Browne/Action Images
Juande Ramos has rejected any possibility of leaving Dimitar Berbatov in Tottenham's reserves should the club fail to come to an agreement with Manchester United over the striker's transfer. Berbatov is expected to complete his long-desired move to Old Trafford before tomorrow's transfer deadline, but will not be excluded by the Spurs manager should the clubs be unable to agree terms.
'That is a theory [playing him in the reserves] that has no sense,' Ramos said. 'If he stays, and we said all along we'd be pleased if he does stay, then you play your best players in the first team.'
Ramos was unable to do so last weekend after Berbatov decided he was not ready to participate in Tottenham's home defeat to Sunderland. He may also lose the Bulgaria international for this afternoon's visit to Chelsea, with the judgment again to be made according to the forward's state of mind.
Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, has been attempting to drive United's offer for Berbatov up to £30m. Though he is unlikely to achieve that, a figure of £25m plus additional performance-related payments is now on the table. Half of the money is to be invested in the Spartak Moscow forward Roman Pavlyuchenko, whose signing was confirmed yesterday after a medical. Ramos has also asked Spurs to purchase a second Russia international in Andrei Arshavin, though Zenit St Petersburg remain unhappy with the offer of £16m.
Tottenham have also agreed a new four-year contract with their Ivory Coast international Didier Zokora. Signed in 2006 as a holding midfielder, Zokora has been used more often as an emergency defender since Ramos's arrival.
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It will be something to be proud of
I can show my grandchildren and put it on my letterheads.
You should get a gold medal as well, of course you will have to pass a drug test though
Would that be affected by Ramliberbers? Hope not. And my alcohol level is 10x the limit.You should get a gold medal as well, of course you will have to pass a drug test though
At the very least you deserve a plaque for your contributions to not only this thread, but the Ronaldo thread as well.
Bahama Red was the Ronaldo thread
Can you be knighted for contributions to the internets?
No but you can get other titles. I decree that Bahama Red is now the Lord of the Transfer Forum
The Muppet King
I like the idea of a plaque. It can be presented at half time at OT at our next home game.
It will be my second such award.
In teh country of Alex, to pass a drug test you have to have some sort of drug in your system, alcohol works congrats
if we do get Berba I'll thank the transfer god - BahamaRed!
Calderon will be there to hand it to you.
Berba and Ronaldo will give it to you
I'd be honoured. But humble.
Every person in the stands will hold up a piece of paper. Each paper will contain one page of the threads.
That did actually happen to me you know. Presented with a trophy at half time at OT on the pitch. United Arse game 6-1. Was in the matchday program too for that game.
Really, what for
I won a competition on the official site and with Western Union. They were looking for United's top 15 fans around the world. They took me and my son from here to OT, first class, put us up in the Worsley Hotel.(5 star - separate rooms for me and the son)..went to Carrington to meet the players and Fergie, taken onto the field at half time and presented with a trophy by Paddy Crerand. Had a gala dinner with all the old players, Bill Foulkes, David Herd, Paddy etc. Gave me 500 quid spending money. Chauffeur driven everywhere
Trip of a lifetime.
To say I'm jealous is an understatement.
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Was Berbatov there?
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