Edin Dzeko
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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I've known Milito since he was at Genoa in Serie B and watched a lot of him ever since he and his brother were at Zaragoza.Milito is better. Anyone with even half a brain can see that.
It is thought that Edin will join City as he passionately hates bananas.
SSN reporting two thers clubs to hold taks with him over the weekend.
Wiki now states
Inter and Bayern the two other teams
How do you know that?
Just to remind those interested, his buy-out clause expires at midnight tonight!
Wonder if there will be any takers?
Wonder if there will be any takers?
how much is it?
40m euros or around £34m
Wiki now states: "On 31 May 2010 VFL Wolfsburg agreed a £34 million sale of the Bosnian star to English Premier League side Manchester City, with medical and paperwork to be completed by June 4."
that is quick... havent read it elsewhere...
that is quick... havent read it elsewhere...
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the clause is pointless . they will accept 30m tomorrow after the clause expires if there arent too many takers
its crazy money for a decent/good striker who still has a lot to prove
its crazy money for a decent/good striker who still has a lot to prove
Selling clubs rarely take into account how much players still have to prove, they just want as much as possible and know that sometimes fools will pay way over the top and so they'll hold out for as much as they possibly can unless they need money quick or Dzeko tries to force a move.
Wolfsburg's boss said today, that, should Dzeko not move before midnight; he is very likely to stay at Wolfsburg.
Tonight is going to be like a macro-end-of-deadline night.
I really doubt he'll stay there. That team is terrible and it's time for him to move on if he wants to improve. They'll probably sell him for 20 mil
So all the clubs involved are probably waiting til 12.05 to bid 25 mil on him.
I can see City looking to put in that 40 million euores bid just a minute before midnight, deadline day style as a way of teasing Wolfsburg and trying to look ulta cool thinking theyve got their man, only for Gary cook to fail to realise the fax machine is unplugged and frantically wondering why the send button hes now punching isnt actually sending! after finally realising it aint turned on at the mains its gone midnight and the whole deals gone tits up.
Because if anyone can, Gary Cook can.
Because if anyone can, Gary Cook can.
Or faxing the bid but accidentally putting "United" instead of "City"
With that man, anythings possible....i wouldnt trust him to buy a rubber duck and get it right, with him there City will always be a laughing stock.
German media reporting that so far no offers have been made for Edin Dzeko.
There won't be.
He's not worth 34mil. If not for the existence of clubs like Real, Chelsea and City, there wouldn't be many 30+mil players around in this world. And even then Dzeko would not count as one.
and there wasn't.
I hate Citeh, Real, Chelsea and Barca for inflating the god damn market. It sucks to see them spend huge amounts... and making our targets be 10m more expensive than they should be...
In fairness, we did our bit to inflate the market over the years.
Why worry? We have new talent. Raw and cheap. Watch them roll out next season, and hammer the shit out of all opponents.
Our targets have tended to be 10m more expensive as well. Also whoever said that Dzeko was one of our targets.
Wolfsburg have said striker Edin Dzeko will remain at the German side next season after the club received no offer matching his release clause.
Dzeko has been touted as a possible big-money transfer to one of Europe's big names, with the likes of Manchester United and neighbours City both believed to be interested in capturing his services.
The highly-rated Bosnian netted 22 goals in 34 Bundesliga outings last season and was free to leave the Volkswagen Arena on Monday had a release clause in his contract been met.
No offer for the 40million euros (£35million) fee was forthcoming, though, and Wolfsburg sporting director Dieter Hoeness revealed the 24-year-old would be staying put.
The news will come as a huge boost to new Wolves coach Steve McClaren, who had described the front man as "immensely important" to his side's cause ahead of the new season.
McClaren has been charged with reversing the club's fortunes next term after a disappointing eighth-placed finish last time out.
The ambitious outfit are looking to challenge for honours at the top of the table after winning the title in 2009 and Hoeness said in a statement: "The conditions have not been met.
"We are very pleased that the period of uncertainty is over. He is a player of huge quality who would have been very difficult for us to replace."
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Dzeko has been touted as a possible big-money transfer to one of Europe's big names, with the likes of Manchester United and neighbours City both believed to be interested in capturing his services.
The highly-rated Bosnian netted 22 goals in 34 Bundesliga outings last season and was free to leave the Volkswagen Arena on Monday had a release clause in his contract been met.
No offer for the 40million euros (£35million) fee was forthcoming, though, and Wolfsburg sporting director Dieter Hoeness revealed the 24-year-old would be staying put.
The news will come as a huge boost to new Wolves coach Steve McClaren, who had described the front man as "immensely important" to his side's cause ahead of the new season.
McClaren has been charged with reversing the club's fortunes next term after a disappointing eighth-placed finish last time out.
The ambitious outfit are looking to challenge for honours at the top of the table after winning the title in 2009 and Hoeness said in a statement: "The conditions have not been met.
"We are very pleased that the period of uncertainty is over. He is a player of huge quality who would have been very difficult for us to replace."
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Until next year!
I'm reopening this for reasons that will allegedly reveal themselves in the near future. 
Cocks Out!??I'm reopening this for reasons that will allegedly reveal themselves in the near future.
I'm reopening this for reasons that will allegedly reveal themselves in the near future.
c'mon..own up.
I know nothing.
When it turns out that he has signed for City or Juve the suicides will flow forth.
Dammit, it's bob isn't it? Is this the guy he said wanted to play for us?
And the thread will close for good.
What a cock tease you are...
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