XTerminator
Welbeck fan :D
agree with ico. but i think time will tell about ibrahimovic.
Not always. Most probably, Inter parked the bus.
And it's high time for Barca - Henry should be played upfront. Ibra is no way near the class of Henry.
gr8..btw, what were the odds on inter?I would have still made a profit in betting on these results
agree with ico. but i think time will tell about ibrahimovic.
i guess so too...but we should've bought villa for 50 mn..we missed the trick there(all done and dusted now)
The sad thing about him is that he still doesn't understand why fans turned on him at Arsenal.I was being abused by people who six months ago were singing my name. The abuse was for no reason.
Eboue on Ade said:I’ve not spoken to him because I am very disappointed in him, it was a bad thing to do. For me, Adebayor didn’t do well and that is no good for football because you have a lot of young people who watch the game and then, they see that and it’s no good for football.
If Ade calls me, I will speak with him. But he hasn’t called me yet. I’ll wait. If he calls me, I say ’Thank-you God’, if he doesn’t call me, that’s his problem.
Arseblogger on Eboue said:I love how Eboue thanks God for everything. Like he gets up in the morning and finds a fresh custard slice and says "Thank you, God, for this custard slice!", while Mrs Eboue stands behind him going 'You wanker. I spent 2 hours in Tesco yesterday
Lionel Messi claims he never wants to leave Barcelona after signing a new contract with the club until 2016.
The 22-year-old is now committed to the European champions for what will likely be the best years of his career, and wants to end it there too.
Messi, who was previously signed to Barcelona until 2014, has had his release clause increased from 150million euros to 250million euros (£225million) in a move to end any further speculation about his future.
"I want to spend all my career here, in Barcelona, if it's possible," he told the club's website.
"I would love to finish at Barcelona. This contract is a result of everything that happened last year and of what I have done since coming into the first team.
"I am simply one more person in this spectacular group of players, where there is a team that is very nice, very united and in which I am simply part of continuing to win things."
And if Messi is keen to stay at Barca for life, the door would appear to be open after the club's president Joan Laporta voiced his belief that the Argentina forward would never played for another club.
"This is the best news Barca can receive today," Laporta said of the deal that makes Messi the club's highest-paid player.
"It is important to have a player with his human qualities and his football ability. This deal recognises all that he gives to Barcelona.
"It is impossible to imagine the team without a player like Messi. We expect Leo to retire here with Barca."
Messi joined Barca as a youth-team player in 2001 and has won a host of trophies with the Catalan giants, including last season's unprecedented treble.
Messi signed his contract this afternoon at the Nou Camp in the presence of Laporta, his brother Rodrigo, club vice-presidents Rafael Yuste and Joan Boix, technical secretary Txiki Begiristain, and football director Raul Sanllehi.
The announcement had been expected and earlier coach Pep Guardiola expressed delight at the news.
"It's an immense piece of news for the club and for the player that Messi is renewing his contract," said Guardiola, "as it also was when Victor Valdes and Xavi did so.
"People go to football to see the best and that's what they are.
"It's a privilege for Barca to have some of the best footballers like Messi."