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Transfer Rumour Thread

jimmyb said:
If Football League clubs were to vote for it, then more fool them. But Celtic would still not be eligible to join the Premier League - even if they were to finish top of the Championship - unless Premier League clubs were also to vote in favour.

I don't see either eventuality happening. Thank goodness. Don't want either of those two vile clubs in English football.
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I think Celtic would. I think the Premier League voted against the initial proposal for Celtic and Rangers to come into the Premier League is because five teams would have had to be relegated to allow those jokers in. Or rather one Championship team promoted.

With the new proposal it would mean that you still have three Premier League relegated so technically no one in the premier League is at a disadvantage.

I dont know what the League thinks though but im presuming if theyre in favor then two teams either from the Championship or League one will be at a disadvantage.

Personally they can both fudge off but if they were to come into the English football system then they start in the conference or even lower.
 
markysimmo said:
There are rumours of negativity engulfing Tottenham and their players, according to former goalkeeper Ian Walker.

Full story: talkSPORT
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negativity engulfed me whenever I watched Walker come out for one on ones with opposing forwards...
 
Mancini was watching Hazard lastnight, expect a bid of ?ú4.2bn for the player offering him personal terms of ?ú352m a week then
 
TRANSFER GOSSIP

Manchester United have targeted Lille full-back Mathieu Debuchy, as Sir Alex Ferguson continues his search for a new right-back.

Full story: Metro

Bayern Munich are set to offer Arjen Robben a bumper new deal to ward off interest from Chelsea and Emirates Marketing Project.

Full story: Daily Mail

Chelsea are keeping tabs on Havant & Waterlooville striker Ollie Palmer, who has scored 14 goals since joining the club in September.

Full story: Daily Mirror

The Blues do though face competition from AC Milan for the signature of Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Willian in the summer.

Full story: Metro
OTHER GOSSIP

Former Tottenham striker Jurgen Klinsmann has dismissed reports that he will become the next Spurs manager, replacing Harry Redknapp.

Full story: Daily Mirror

Saudi Sportswashing Machine manager Alan Pardew wants his side to win four more games this season to secure a top-six finish and European football.

Full story: talkSPORT

Bolton Wanderers are ready to pull out of the FA Cup after Fabrice Muamba's cardiac arrest in their quarter-final tie against Tottenham on Saturday. The club are said to be too distraught to return to White Hart Lane.

Full story: Daily Mirror

West Brom have revealed that striker Shane Long missed two and a half months of action after suffering a heart scare.

Full story: Daily Mail
AND FINALLY

Bayern Munich duo Franck Ribery and Toni Kroos came up with a novel way to decide who would take a penalty for the German side, a game of Schnick, Schnack, Schnuck or paper, scissors, stone
 
Emirates Marketing Project will sack Mancini if they do not win the league. Mourinho would be shoe in for the job.
 
I think Van Gaal will be a contender for the Emirates Marketing Project job if Mourinho decides to stay in Madrid
 
Bolton Wanderers are ready to pull out of the FA Cup after Fabrice Muamba's cardiac arrest in their quarter-final tie against Tottenham on Saturday. The club are said to be too distraught to return to White Hart Lane


Not only have they taken that from a flimflam rumour, they have said after Muamba's cardiac arrest ? lol ffs, you go into cardiac after a heart attack. It should read after Muamba's heart attack.
 
Wriggly said:
Bolton Wanderers are ready to pull out of the FA Cup after Fabrice Muamba's cardiac arrest in their quarter-final tie against Tottenham on Saturday. The club are said to be too distraught to return to White Hart Lane


Not only have they taken that from a flimflam rumour, they have said after Muamba's cardiac arrest ? lol ffs, you go into cardiac after a heart attack. It should read after Muamba's heart attack.
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Apparently a Cardiac Arrest is not linked in to a Heart Attack - these are two different things.
 
DHSF said:
Apparently a Cardiac Arrest is not linked in to a Heart Attack - these are two different things.
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You can go into cardiac arrest through many different ways, heart attack being one of them which is what happened to Muamba. It is a state of what happens after an event.
 
Wriggly said:
Bolton Wanderers are ready to pull out of the FA Cup after Fabrice Muamba's cardiac arrest in their quarter-final tie against Tottenham on Saturday. The club are said to be too distraught to return to White Hart Lane


Not only have they taken that from a flimflam rumour, they have said after Muamba's cardiac arrest ? lol ffs, you go into cardiac after a heart attack. It should read after Muamba's heart attack.
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DHSF is right. There have been a number of heart specialists in the media in recent days explaining the difference.

Apparently, those suffering heart attacks are generally those who are older and the cause is blocked arteries etc.

A cardiac arrest is a direct problem with the heart itself and can happen to young and apparently very healthy people.
 
jimmyb said:
DHSF is right. There have been a number of heart specialists in the media in recent days explaining the difference.

Apparently, those suffering heart attacks are generally those who are older and the cause is blocked arteries etc.

A cardiac arrest is a direct problem with the heart itself and can happen to young and apparently very healthy people.
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Ok, let me make this last point.

We were told he had a heart attack, then an update later we were told he went into cardiac arrest. Now unless they withdraw that he had a heart attack, is the only way in this case that they are not linked.
 
I got the difference from the professionals that they have been interviewing on sky sports etc.

I think the people who said that Fabrice had a heart attack were 'speculating' rather than fact. To the layman Fabrice had a heart attack but to the specialists etc it was a cardiac arrest.

That's how I understand it.
 
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