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The Other Clubs Transfer Rumours and News Thread

Denmark Spur said:
BALOTELLI LATEST

Reports on 5 live Sport suggest several hundred AC Milan fans have been forcibly dispersed by police after congregating outside the restaurant in which Mario Balotelli was meeting his new club chairman. Tear gas has been used to break up the crowds.
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is the club chairman the former president of italy the old prossie shagger?
 
japenesegardenlover said:
is the club chairman the former president of italy the old prossie shagger?
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Berlusconi. This purchase of Balotelli is actually a clever part of his current political campaign. Slowly catching up to the leaders. Election on 24th February, eve of the Milano derby.
 
Jordinho said:
Berlusconi. This purchase of Balotelli is actually a clever part of his current political campaign. Slowly catching up to the leaders. Election on 24th February, eve of the Milano derby.
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don't know much about the situation there but surely he will just tinkle off one side of the city and one half of his voters
 
TRANSFER GOSSIP

Anzhi Makhachkala defender Christopher Samba, 28, is set for a staggering £100,000-a-week wage at QPR if a deal goes through.

Full story: Independent

Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas is prepared to send defender Benoit Assou-Ekotto, 28, to Inter Milan in a swap deal which would take his former Porto defender Alvaro Pereira, 27, to White Hart Lane.

Full story: Metro
Christopher Samba

Samba is in England to discuss personal terms with QPR over a £100,000-a-week deal

However, Villas-Boas has admitted that the club is unlikely to buy a striker before the transfer window closes.

Full story: Sky Sports

Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert is mulling over a move for Kenwyne Jones, 28, after the Stoke striker priced himself out of a move to Swansea.

Full story: Daily Mirror

Wigan Athletic, Fulham and West Bromwich Albion are ready to offer full-back Danny Simpson, 26, an escape route from Saudi Sportswashing Machine.

Full story: Daily Mail

Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is ready to pull off a transfer coup by signing Republic of Ireland and Spartak Moscow winger Aiden McGeady, 26, for £5m.

Full story: Daily Mirror

Sunderland will complete the £5.5m transfer of striker Danny Graham, 27, from Swansea on Thursday.

Full story: Daily Mail

Arsenal defender Carl Jenkinson, 20 is reportedly set for a surprise loan move to Stoke.

Full story: Metro

QPR, Everton and West Ham have received a transfer blow after Toulouse ruled out selling midfielder Etienne Capoue, 24, during the current window.

Full story: talkSPORT

Coventry City are considering a loan move for Emirates Marketing Project winger Alex Henshall, 18.

Full story: Sky Sports
OTHER GOSSIP

Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge says Europe's top leagues are considering changing the calendar so clubs can play in the summer.
Raheem Sterling

Roy Hodgson wants Raheem Sterling to play in this summer's European Under-21 Championship

Full story: South China Morning Post

England manager Roy Hodgson has decided Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling, 18, should play in this summer's European Under-21s Championship in June but wants to keep Jack Wheelchair, 21, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, 19, with the senior team as he prepares for the next World Cup.

Full story: the Guardian

Midfielder Lewis Holtby, 22, believes his decision to join Tottenham six months ahead of schedule will make it easier for him to reach his peak next season.

Full story: London's Evening Standard
AND FINALLY

BBC Radio 5 live's 606 newsletter reports that the Greek amateur leagues have come up with a way of rewarding players and coaches for good sportsmanship, particularly if they own up to handling the ball, by showing the blue card
 
SSN reported Aiden Mcgeady was at the QPR training ground, i did not realise the reporter's name was also Aiden Mcgeady :oops:
 
100K a week for Samba and 70K a week for Crouch at 32. That is just silly for any club let alone one with an 18K capacity ground.
 
Is the QPR chairman loaded or is it just a case of we will cross that bridge when we come to it?
 
Yiddo said:
Is the QPR chairman loaded or is it just a case of we will cross that bridge when we come to it?
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i just think he is a gullible mug when it comes to football. He is being taken for a ride
 
QPR are not adrift by any means. They already have good players and are now organised due to the efforts of Redknapp, Bond, Jordan and Cotterill.

I dont see Reading, Villa, Southampton, Wigan being linked with 100k a week footballers. Why does Redknapp feel the need to heap even more financial pressure on a club especially after what happened at portsmouth. He should know better that these wages are simply not sustainable. Of course he will say that he didnt put a gun to the heads of the moneymen at QPR, but he really should know better and just close the door and make do with what he has got, which imo is enough to see them safe
 
Crawley said:
If they get Negredo, and we get no-one, there will be an uprising, Daniel. Be warned.
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It's possible, isn't it, that Seviila concocted this story in order to force Spurs' hand and to get a better price?

Because it doesn't seem rational to me that, as the consequence of a deal for a box-to-box midfielder breaking down, they would now be chasing an out an out striker. Everton are not a club that has a scattergun approach to the transfer market and they don't have money to waste.
 
jimmyb said:
It's possible, isn't it, that Seviila concocted this story in order to force Spurs' hand and to get a better price?

Because it doesn't seem rational to me that, as the consequence of a deal for a box-to-box midfielder breaking down, they would now be chasing an out an out striker. Everton are not a club that has a scattergun approach to the transfer market and they don't have money to waste.
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Fellani can drop back from his behind the striker role and they can bring in a proper striker???
 
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