Wesley Sneijder
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He'll end up at Chelsea, I'd be willing to bet on it.
50 quid he doesn't.
Don't know whether he will end up at Chelsea or not, but i see where you're coming from. In my view he is a much better fit to Chelsea's current system than to ours, i can easily imagine him playing a Lampard role behind Torres or Drogba.
I honestly hope he does sign for Chelsea just to put these stories linking him to us to bed.
He's a horrible flirt when it comes to transfers and his reported £200k a week demands implies he's very high maintenance. Do not want.
He's a horrible flirt when it comes to transfers and his reported £200k a week demands implies he's very high maintenance. Do not want.
why is there still stories of Nani going to Inter as part of Sneijder deal??? its just nonsense....
Rafael Da Silva
Can't wait for the pre-season... Playing with the likes of Ashley Young, Phil Jones and maybe even Wesley Sneijder.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rafael-Da-Silva/61815231904?sk=wall
Can't wait for the pre-season... Playing with the likes of Ashley Young, Phil Jones and maybe even Wesley Sneijder.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rafael-Da-Silva/61815231904?sk=wall
Is that a real page? If so poor kid - there are some right 'kin weirdos leaving him messages on that page!!
Wesley Sneijder has backtracked on his earlier commitment to Inter Milan but is leaving open the possibility he could leave the Serie A side.
The Holland international, who has been linked with a number of leading clubs throughout Europe this summer, claimed on Friday that he had no plans to leave the San Siro.
But now, despite insisting that he still "loves Inter with all my heart", Sneijder has left the door open for a possible big-money summer switch.
When asked if he could tell the supporters he would stay, Sneijder told Gazzetta dello Sport: "The Inter fans have always treated me very well. They were wonderful and I want to simply thank them.
"Then, only God will decide where my future lies.
"I can be certain of one thing: if I remain at Inter, then I will give my all to win everything again.
"When you have had the greatest and most surprising year of your life (winning the Treble in 2009/10), it's only natural that the next will be less rewarding. Not everything can be perfect.
"Having said that, I had fun in my second year with Inter and was satisfied, even if we didn't win everything. At least this way we still have a few more objectives to reach.
"I love Inter with all my heart."
The Holland international, who has been linked with a number of leading clubs throughout Europe this summer, claimed on Friday that he had no plans to leave the San Siro.
But now, despite insisting that he still "loves Inter with all my heart", Sneijder has left the door open for a possible big-money summer switch.
When asked if he could tell the supporters he would stay, Sneijder told Gazzetta dello Sport: "The Inter fans have always treated me very well. They were wonderful and I want to simply thank them.
"Then, only God will decide where my future lies.
"I can be certain of one thing: if I remain at Inter, then I will give my all to win everything again.
"When you have had the greatest and most surprising year of your life (winning the Treble in 2009/10), it's only natural that the next will be less rewarding. Not everything can be perfect.
"Having said that, I had fun in my second year with Inter and was satisfied, even if we didn't win everything. At least this way we still have a few more objectives to reach.
"I love Inter with all my heart."
Sounds almost like a good-bye, especially when players start to talking to the fans in the past sense - 'they were wonderful'
He's on his way to United imo.
He's on his way to United imo.
Difficult to know how much of that is the journalist's interpretation of what he said or what he actually said unless you're fluent in the original language of the interview though.
He writes English very well for someone who's only been here a few years. Seems to be a transfer muppet like some of us.
He's ours 
He said "they have been wonderful".
Ok, this is from 2010, but Robben's comments are suggestive:
Arjen Robben tips Wesley Sneijder to join Manchester United - ESPN Soccernet
Arjen Robben tips Wesley Sneijder to join Manchester United - ESPN Soccernet
Daily Star, the quotes are probably fabricated.
Bet he goes to Chelsea.
I bet ya.
I bet ya.
£500 he doesn't
one things for certain hes talkin to us or the chavs
New quotes "Only God knows"... ... ...
Don't worry, there's bound to be a few ITK's with God on twitter.
Any updates on this deal ?
Maybe
When they say the "Only God knows" it's a way to say they're leaving
Wesley Sneijder back on Manchester United radar
The door to a Manchester United move for Wesley Sneijder has swung open again with the Dutch playmaker unwilling to tell Inter Milan fans he is staying at the San Siro.
The midfielder is viewed as the number one import for the Reds this summer.
With Paul Scholes retired, it is vital that Sir Alex Ferguson injects top-level quality into the Old Traford engine room.
The 26-year-old is confusing the issue with mixed messages. After proclaiming he didn’t see any reason to leave Inter, now Sneijder has cast doubts over his future at the Serie A giants.
“I love Inter with all my heart, but I don’t know if I’ll stay. The Inter fans have always treated me very well. They were wonderful and I want to simply thank them,” he said, sidestepping a request to tell the club’s fans he was going to stay.
“Only God will decide where my future lies. I can be certain of one thing: if I remain at Inter, then I will give my all to win everything again.”
The Reds are juggling the names on their wish list and will look elsewhere if the Sneijder deal looks an impossibility.
Arsenal’s Sami Nasri is one option, while Tottenham’s Luka Modric is also being monitored.
Spurs boss Harry Redknapp is desperate to keep the 25-year-old Croatian, who cost £16.5m from Dinamo Zagreb in 2008. However, he knows Modric could be tempted.
“If clubs the size of Manchester United and Chelsea are prepared to offer him Champions League football and massive wages, you would have to be very naive to think it wouldn’t turn Luka’s head,” said Redknapp.
“But I have been assured by the chairman that he is not prepared to sell him under any circumstances. I have said on many occasions he is irreplaceable.”
Manchester Evening News
Wesley Sneijder back on Manchester United radar
The door to a Manchester United move for Wesley Sneijder has swung open again with the Dutch playmaker unwilling to tell Inter Milan fans he is staying at the San Siro.
The midfielder is viewed as the number one import for the Reds this summer.
With Paul Scholes retired, it is vital that Sir Alex Ferguson injects top-level quality into the Old Traford engine room.
The 26-year-old is confusing the issue with mixed messages. After proclaiming he didn’t see any reason to leave Inter, now Sneijder has cast doubts over his future at the Serie A giants.
“I love Inter with all my heart, but I don’t know if I’ll stay. The Inter fans have always treated me very well. They were wonderful and I want to simply thank them,” he said, sidestepping a request to tell the club’s fans he was going to stay.
“Only God will decide where my future lies. I can be certain of one thing: if I remain at Inter, then I will give my all to win everything again.”
The Reds are juggling the names on their wish list and will look elsewhere if the Sneijder deal looks an impossibility.
Arsenal’s Sami Nasri is one option, while Tottenham’s Luka Modric is also being monitored.
Spurs boss Harry Redknapp is desperate to keep the 25-year-old Croatian, who cost £16.5m from Dinamo Zagreb in 2008. However, he knows Modric could be tempted.
“If clubs the size of Manchester United and Chelsea are prepared to offer him Champions League football and massive wages, you would have to be very naive to think it wouldn’t turn Luka’s head,” said Redknapp.
“But I have been assured by the chairman that he is not prepared to sell him under any circumstances. I have said on many occasions he is irreplaceable.”
Manchester Evening News
Do the exact same quotes need to be reposted everytime it appears on a different website?
Only God Knows.
Oh my god, oh my god, does that mean he's off to Real Madrid?
Oh wait... already did that didn't he?
AC might pay his wages
Sounds a proper mercenary
No value in signing him
Sounds a proper mercenary
No value in signing him
When he says God I assume hes referring to Sir Alex yea?
This is going to feck us up. I bet we end up not signing Nasri, Sneijder or Modric, because of people constantly changing their minds
Must have been playing with Ronaldo.
"June 9, 2011
I played tennis today with friends. It's fun to try another sport during my off-season"
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Ask a Liverpool-fan and its probably Fowler
God should get twitter, it seems he's ITK.
We might end up empty handed.And spend the rest of the window at homeless shelters.
Surely that's fake.
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