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..::Football III::..
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Hariyatama 1 week thiyenne Summer Transfer window 1ka close wenna
meh week 1ke ithin wena deyak wenna one
Bale,Rooney,Di.Maria,Benzema,Mata,Lamela,Ozil,Fellaini,Cabaye,Baines,Eto'o future 1ke meh week 1ke decide wei
meh week 1ke ithin wena deyak wenna oneBale,Rooney,Di.Maria,Benzema,Mata,Lamela,Ozil,Fellaini,Cabaye,Baines,Eto'o future 1ke meh week 1ke decide wei
Ada thamai match 1kaAda match 1ka godak wadagath
Good Luck for Manchester United!
good luck bro and for ur team
AND BALE SIGNS FOR MADRID FOR 100M(Perez kianne My Car My Patrol wage president kenek)
Drama finally ends like the Modric scene
#phew.....Waiting for him to see in the famous White kit...
And Levy always gets best possible value for his players.I still think Bale is Bit Overrated.
Manchester United Starting Lineup
David De Gea
Patrice Evra
Phil Jones
Rio Ferdinand
Nemanja Vidic
Michael Carrick
Danny Welbeck
Tom Cleverley
Antonio Valencia
Wayne Rooney
Robin Van Persie
&
Chelsea Starting Lineup
Petr Cech
Branislav Ivanovic
Ashley Cole
Gary Cahill
John Terry
Ramires
Frank Lampard
Oscar
Kevin De Bruyne
Eden Hazard
Andre Schürrle
David De Gea
Patrice Evra
Phil Jones
Rio Ferdinand
Nemanja Vidic
Michael Carrick
Danny Welbeck
Tom Cleverley
Antonio Valencia
Wayne Rooney
Robin Van Persie
&
Chelsea Starting Lineup
Petr Cech
Branislav Ivanovic
Ashley Cole
Gary Cahill
John Terry
Ramires
Frank Lampard
Oscar
Kevin De Bruyne
Eden Hazard
Andre Schürrle
Match 1ka draw una neh
Anyway Roo hodata play kalaGood Luck for the next matches Manchester United
David Moyes dan mona karaida manda
Anyway Roo hodata play kalaGood Luck for the next matches Manchester UnitedDavid Moyes dan mona karaida manda
Roma accept Tottenham's €35m Lamela bid
Roma have accepted a €35 million offer from Tottenham for Erik Lamela, Goal has learned.
The Argentina international is expected to fly to London on Tuesday to formalise what will be a club-record deal.
Lamela's representatives were in the English capital on Monday, negotiating the terms of a €76,000-a-week, five-year contract, and the transfer is expected to be completed in the next 48 hours.
Goal understands that the fee for the 21-year-old winger is €30m plus €4.9m of performance-related add-ons linked to appearances and Champions League qualification.
The signing of Lamela would be the third time this summer that Spurs have smashed their previous transfer record, following the purchases of Roberto Soldado and Paulinho.
As reported by Goal, Spurs and Roma opened preliminary discussions about Lamela a fortnight ago.
Despite selling Pablo Osvaldo to Southampton in a deal worth up to €20m earlier in August, Roma are looking to trim costs and have decided to also cash in on their prize asset after Spurs met their asking price.
Lamela was named on the bench for the club's Serie A opener against newly-promoted Livorno on Sunday as manager Rudi Garcia began preparing for life without the Argentine.
With former Arsenal forward Gervinho earmarked to play on the right flank this season and club legend Francesco Totti on the left, Lamela had suddenly become expendable at the Stadio Olimpico.
Meanwhile, Tottenham have finally agreed an €100m deal to sell Gareth Bale to Real Madrid, with the Welshman set to be unveiled at the Santiago Bernabeu in the next 48 hours.
Roma have accepted a €35 million offer from Tottenham for Erik Lamela, Goal has learned.
The Argentina international is expected to fly to London on Tuesday to formalise what will be a club-record deal.
Lamela's representatives were in the English capital on Monday, negotiating the terms of a €76,000-a-week, five-year contract, and the transfer is expected to be completed in the next 48 hours.
Goal understands that the fee for the 21-year-old winger is €30m plus €4.9m of performance-related add-ons linked to appearances and Champions League qualification.
The signing of Lamela would be the third time this summer that Spurs have smashed their previous transfer record, following the purchases of Roberto Soldado and Paulinho.
As reported by Goal, Spurs and Roma opened preliminary discussions about Lamela a fortnight ago.
Despite selling Pablo Osvaldo to Southampton in a deal worth up to €20m earlier in August, Roma are looking to trim costs and have decided to also cash in on their prize asset after Spurs met their asking price.
Lamela was named on the bench for the club's Serie A opener against newly-promoted Livorno on Sunday as manager Rudi Garcia began preparing for life without the Argentine.
With former Arsenal forward Gervinho earmarked to play on the right flank this season and club legend Francesco Totti on the left, Lamela had suddenly become expendable at the Stadio Olimpico.
Meanwhile, Tottenham have finally agreed an €100m deal to sell Gareth Bale to Real Madrid, with the Welshman set to be unveiled at the Santiago Bernabeu in the next 48 hours.
Borini will not leave Liverpool on loan, insists Rodgers
Liverpool striker Fabio Borini will not leave the club on a loan deal, manager Brendan Rodgers has confirmed.
The Italian has struggled with injuries since moving to Anfield last year, making just 20 appearances, and faces strong competition for a first-team berth following the arrivals of Iago Aspas and Luis Alberto.
But, in light of Daniel Sturrdige's starring role in the opening two games of the season, the Northern Irishman still believes the 22-year-old Borini has a role to play at Anfield.
Asked if the Italian would be made available for loan, Rodgers said: "Not at this moment in time.
"There would be a queue of clubs wanting to take him if he was available. We want to keep a strong group - it's a very long season for us.
"You've got Daniel, Fabio, Aspas and Luis [Suarez] to come in a number of weeks. We want to make sure the competition in the group is there."
As well as keeping Borini at the club, Rodgers also remains intent on making new signings before the transfer window shuts on September 2.
"We've got targets," he continued. "While the window is still open we'll continue to look to improve the squad. We'll hopefully come out of the back of it with a stronger group.
"The idea is for us to strengthen that little bit more and hopefully we can do that."
Liverpool striker Fabio Borini will not leave the club on a loan deal, manager Brendan Rodgers has confirmed.
The Italian has struggled with injuries since moving to Anfield last year, making just 20 appearances, and faces strong competition for a first-team berth following the arrivals of Iago Aspas and Luis Alberto.
But, in light of Daniel Sturrdige's starring role in the opening two games of the season, the Northern Irishman still believes the 22-year-old Borini has a role to play at Anfield.
Asked if the Italian would be made available for loan, Rodgers said: "Not at this moment in time.
"There would be a queue of clubs wanting to take him if he was available. We want to keep a strong group - it's a very long season for us.
"You've got Daniel, Fabio, Aspas and Luis [Suarez] to come in a number of weeks. We want to make sure the competition in the group is there."
As well as keeping Borini at the club, Rodgers also remains intent on making new signings before the transfer window shuts on September 2.
"We've got targets," he continued. "While the window is still open we'll continue to look to improve the squad. We'll hopefully come out of the back of it with a stronger group.
"The idea is for us to strengthen that little bit more and hopefully we can do that."
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