Shock Ade Transfer News....

LeftfootlegendGooner · Wed Jul 15, 2009 7:54 pm

Just got back from work, is it all done and dusted yet or what?????

EDIT: and by the way thats 20 pages

GunnerDude · Post by **GunnerDude** » Wed Jul 15, 2009 8:00 pm

LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:Just got back from work, is it all done and dusted yet or what?????

EDIT: and by the way thats 20 pages

Forum Anxiety just for the twat.
We waiting to bring out the bottle of bubbly

LeftfootlegendGooner · Wed Jul 15, 2009 8:13 pm

GunnerDude wrote:
LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:Just got back from work, is it all done and dusted yet or what?????

EDIT: and by the way thats 20 pages
Forum Anxiety just for the twat.
We waiting to bring out the bottle of bubbly

No bubbly yet but am on some nice wine celebrating

Bubbly will be out tomorrow and all weekend, me best mate is over from ireland then and we are going to see madness on saturday, i can already feel a bad head coming on

I will see if i can get sugsy to announce that the C.U.N.T has finally departed

GunnerDude · Post by **GunnerDude** » Wed Jul 15, 2009 8:26 pm

LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:
GunnerDude wrote:
LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:Just got back from work, is it all done and dusted yet or what?????

EDIT: and by the way thats 20 pages
Forum Anxiety just for the twat.
We waiting to bring out the bottle of bubbly
No bubbly yet but am on some nice wine celebrating

Bubbly will be out tomorrow and all weekend, me best mate is over from ireland then and we are going to see madness on saturday, i can already feel a bad head coming on

I will see if i can get sugsy to announce that the C.U.N.T has finally departed

Ain't he a Chav supporter? his would probably be more worried about JT leaving hislot.

LeftfootlegendGooner · Wed Jul 15, 2009 8:33 pm

GunnerDude wrote:
LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:
GunnerDude wrote:
LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:Just got back from work, is it all done and dusted yet or what?????

EDIT: and by the way thats 20 pages
Forum Anxiety just for the twat.
We waiting to bring out the bottle of bubbly
No bubbly yet but am on some nice wine celebrating

Bubbly will be out tomorrow and all weekend, me best mate is over from ireland then and we are going to see madness on saturday, i can already feel a bad head coming on

I will see if i can get sugsy to announce that the C.U.N.T has finally departed
Ain't he a Chav supporter? his would probably be more worried about JT leaving hislot.

Don't know who he supports tbh but if he is a true footie fan he will detest adybarndoorcunt too

JT is not such a big loss imo cos of his age and recent injury problems

littlefire · Post by **littlefire** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 12:21 am

is-he-gone-yet?

Lethal · Post by **Lethal** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 1:08 am

calm down wheres the fire

augie · Post by **augie** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 6:41 am

To be honest, and I dont think I am alone in thinking like this, but I would rather sell the *word censored* for Â£22m right now then to hold out for a week in the hope that the chavs and/or milan will come in for him as well and drive the price up to Â£25m or so. Right now as far as I am concerned getting shot of this greedy *word censored* is more important than anything else and I include buying a DM in that statement too

projoe · Post by **projoe** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 7:29 am

Manu takes his time

EMMANUEL ADEBAYOR has asked Manchester City for more time before signing up to their revolution.
Arsenal striker Adebayor, 25, received a work permit yesterday, one of the final hurdles to a Â£25million move.

But the Togo aceâ€™s delay could be an invitation for AC Milan to make an 11th-hour swoop.

Brian Marwood, Cityâ€™s football administrator, flew down to London for more talks with the player on Wednesday. City have still to put him through a medical and have not booked one yet.

Mark Hughesâ€™ squad flew to South Africa last night for the Vodacom Challenge, which starts on Saturday.

The manager and chief executive Garry Cook headed for Abu Dhabi, along with their new signings, to show them off to the clubâ€™s billionaire owner Sheikh Mansour.

Carlos Tevez was one of them and is expected to join his new pals tomorrow morning at their base in Limpopo Province.

Sparky hopes Adebayor will join them for their first game against Orlando Pirates on Saturday.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... witch.html

Adebayor's agents turn to United after City balk at wage demands

Emmanuel Adebayor was offered to Manchester United after negotiations with Manchester City over a Â£25million move from Arsenal stalled.

The striker is thought to be demanding Â£170,000 a week but City have played hardball on wages after establishing that they are the only bidders.

They remain confident Adebayor will accept a significantly lower offer and sign today after being granted clearance for a work permit last night.

But representatives of the Togo centre forward may have made him unpopular with fans before even sealing a deal by trying to drum up a bid from bitter rivals United.

Adebayor was told by Arsenal to find a new club after falling out of favour with team-mates and fans alike.

His camp expected considerable interest after he was courted by AC Milan last summer, but when City emerged as the only serious bidders their hand was weakened.

In a desperate attempt to make Adebayor's demand for more than double his Arsenal wage realistic, it is thought he was hawked around to some of Europe's biggest clubs.

United, among those targeted, rejected the chance to bid and attempts to push the 25-year-old to the very top of City's - and the Barclays Premier League's - earning table look doomed.

As do any efforts to transform a reputation which has become tarnished at Arsenal.

Adebayor has become known as a demanding player and only a year ago signed a new Â£80,000-aweek deal at the Emirates Stadium. That increase followed a long and drawn-out flirtation with Milan which turned the Arsenal fans against him.

He followed that with a return of only 10 league goals and was perceived by supporters to have lost his dedication to the cause in a difficult season.
Adebayor is also thought to have become a disruptive influence in the Arsenal dressing room, but City manager Mark Hughes is still keen to sign him.

The Eastlands club may have already paid large sums from Gareth Barry, Roque Santa Cruz and Carlos Tevez this summer but showed, during the Samuel Eto'o saga, that they will not be used as a bargaining tool.
That stance reinforced their decision to hold firm with Adebayor over wages as he will still enjoy a considerable pay rise to join a team who are showing great ambition.

Adebayor will be the last attacking part of the jigsaw for Hughes, who will then turn his attentions to defence.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... mands.html

Post by **flash gunner** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 8:25 am

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 149488.stm

City have a work permit for him, must be close to going through now!!!!

Boomer · Post by **Boomer** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 8:39 am

projoe wrote:Manu takes his time

EMMANUEL ADEBAYOR has asked Manchester City for more time before signing up to their revolution.
Arsenal striker Adebayor, 25, received a work permit yesterday, one of the final hurdles to a Â£25million move.

But the Togo aceâ€™s delay could be an invitation for AC Milan to make an 11th-hour swoop.

Brian Marwood, Cityâ€™s football administrator, flew down to London for more talks with the player on Wednesday. City have still to put him through a medical and have not booked one yet.

Mark Hughesâ€™ squad flew to South Africa last night for the Vodacom Challenge, which starts on Saturday.

The manager and chief executive Garry Cook headed for Abu Dhabi, along with their new signings, to show them off to the clubâ€™s billionaire owner Sheikh Mansour.

Carlos Tevez was one of them and is expected to join his new pals tomorrow morning at their base in Limpopo Province.

Sparky hopes Adebayor will join them for their first game against Orlando Pirates on Saturday.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... witch.html

Adebayor's agents turn to United after City balk at wage demands

Emmanuel Adebayor was offered to Manchester United after negotiations with Manchester City over a Â£25million move from Arsenal stalled.

The striker is thought to be demanding Â£170,000 a week but City have played hardball on wages after establishing that they are the only bidders.

They remain confident Adebayor will accept a significantly lower offer and sign today after being granted clearance for a work permit last night.

But representatives of the Togo centre forward may have made him unpopular with fans before even sealing a deal by trying to drum up a bid from bitter rivals United.

Adebayor was told by Arsenal to find a new club after falling out of favour with team-mates and fans alike.

His camp expected considerable interest after he was courted by AC Milan last summer, but when City emerged as the only serious bidders their hand was weakened.

In a desperate attempt to make Adebayor's demand for more than double his Arsenal wage realistic, it is thought he was hawked around to some of Europe's biggest clubs.

United, among those targeted, rejected the chance to bid and attempts to push the 25-year-old to the very top of City's - and the Barclays Premier League's - earning table look doomed.

As do any efforts to transform a reputation which has become tarnished at Arsenal.

Adebayor has become known as a demanding player and only a year ago signed a new Â£80,000-aweek deal at the Emirates Stadium. That increase followed a long and drawn-out flirtation with Milan which turned the Arsenal fans against him.

He followed that with a return of only 10 league goals and was perceived by supporters to have lost his dedication to the cause in a difficult season.
Adebayor is also thought to have become a disruptive influence in the Arsenal dressing room, but City manager Mark Hughes is still keen to sign him.

The Eastlands club may have already paid large sums from Gareth Barry, Roque Santa Cruz and Carlos Tevez this summer but showed, during the Samuel Eto'o saga, that they will not be used as a bargaining tool.
That stance reinforced their decision to hold firm with Adebayor over wages as he will still enjoy a considerable pay rise to join a team who are showing great ambition.

Adebayor will be the last attacking part of the jigsaw for Hughes, who will then turn his attentions to defence.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... mands.html

I can see a battle here between Manure and Citeh!!

Fergie could do with a player like Ade and would suit the player. It would also piss of Hughes and fans alike especially as they've just taken Tevez.

That said it could all just be agent talk to scare Citeh!

goonersid · Post by **goonersid** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 8:54 am

I can see a battle here between Manure and Citeh!!

Fergie could do with a player like Ade and would suit the player. It would also piss of Hughes and fans alike especially as they've just taken Tevez.

That said it could all just be agent talk to scare Citeh![/quote]

I can see Ade having the last laugh by staying put,and waiting until January, that would piss off a lot of people. Ade is many things but stupid isn't one of them, and even he probably knows the big white elephant that is Citeh would be a bad move.

Gunnersaurus · Post by **Gunnersaurus** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 8:58 am

I would be stunned if United wanted him.

They have one lazt bastard already.

Boomer · Post by **Boomer** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 9:07 am

goonersid wrote:
I can see a battle here between Manure and Citeh!!

Fergie could do with a player like Ade and would suit the player. It would also piss of Hughes and fans alike especially as they've just taken Tevez.

That said it could all just be agent talk to scare Citeh!
I can see Ade having the last laugh by staying put,and waiting until January, that would piss off a lot of people. Ade is many things but stupid isn't one of them, and even he probably knows the big white elephant that is Citeh would be a bad move.

Yes - but would Ade really risk losing out on a payrise. No!

ramon · Post by **ramon** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 9:18 am

the MONIES is not all that is at stake here - he would jump to omve to UTD kissing goodbye to any loyalty whatsoever