Tuesday’s Transfer Round Up…
by Dexter on February 19th, 2008
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A host of interesting transfer tidbits…
Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp has told Spurs they can stick their plans to sign David James where the sun doesn’t shine. (Daily Mirror)
..Spurs, possibly scared off by ‘Arry’s opposition to their David James move, have also made enquiries about Livorno’s 25-year-old ‘keeper Marco Amelia. (Daily Star)
…And Spurs defender Anthony Gardner aims to make his loan move to Everton a permanent one. (Various)
…And in this continued torrent of Spurs news, Sevilla winger David Capel is over the moon to learn of interest from both Tottenham and Arsenal. (Telegraph)
…And it doesn’t end there, the two North London rivals are also set for a punch up over Stockport winger Tommy Rowe. (Daily Star)
…And Arsene Wenger is set to annoy his grumpy Teutonic ‘keeper Jens Lehmann by dropping him for Arsenal’s Champions League encounter with AC Milan. (Daily Mirror)
Shock, horror! Lyon striker Karim Benzema doesn’t want to leave Lyon for Manchester United. (The Independent)
Sheffield Wednesday are set to bag young Chelsea striker Ben Sahar on a loan deal. (Daily Star)
Chelsea and Manchester United are squabbling over Reggina’s Italy 15 year old defensive star Vincenzo Camilleri. (Telegraph)
Aston Villa boss Martin O’Neill is the number one choice to usurp Rafa Benitez as Liverpool’s head honcho. (Daily Mirror)
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Patspur - February 19th, 2008 at 1:51 pm
Martin O’ Neill for Liverpool, I hope not. He might just do a good job and God help the opposition if he had money to spend. As regards Spurs, the last thing they need to do is to buy loads of new player. Three at most. Left wing, centre-half and maybe centre of the park. Huddlestone has been a revelation in the last few weeks and I predict a ” big ” future for him. England need ballplayers not headless chickens like Lamps and Gerrard. Good but limited. They thrive in the Premiership, where most teams are mediocre.
Punter - February 19th, 2008 at 2:26 pm
Has anyone calculated the % of transfer rumours that are true? They have as much validity and politicians’ promises.