Hull City 1 - 1 Chelsea
Hull city had done something that a weak team can't do that is Draw'ing with a strong team like Chelsea and Chelsea had dissapointed their fans.
2/2/2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Gago and Real blast Manchester City
Fernando Gago is very disappointed that his move to Manchester City was cancelled right at the end.
The Real Madrid midfielder hoped to boost his World Cup chances by leaving Real this winter but his move to City was stalled at the last moment. “They used us,” said Gago’s agent Marcello Lombilla.
Manchester City launched their first bid on Gago last week and the Argentine midfielder felt the deal would be settled. However, City manager Roberto Mancini opted to move for McDonald Mariga, the Kenyan midfielder who signed for Internazionale at the last day of the transfer window.
The Citizens then returned to Real Madrid for Gago but it was already to late. They could not complete the deal until they had an official agreement from club chairman Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, who they could not reach in time.
“They had nothing prepared, not even one document signed,” Real’s sporting director Jorge Valdano told El Pais. “They had not reached an agreement with the player and they would have had to have done everything in 40 minutes.”
Lombilla is very angry at City, considering his client might miss the World Cup.
“This has never happened to me before,” the agent told radio station Onda Cero. “”I don’t want to talk about the figures that City were offering because they approached Madrid without even knowing there wasn’t physically enough time to put something together.”
Lombilla insists that Gago will now concentrate on getting his Real career back on track.
“Despite the fact he went from being ‘untransferable’ to suddenly ‘for sale’, he will always continue to work hard,” he stated.
The Real Madrid midfielder hoped to boost his World Cup chances by leaving Real this winter but his move to City was stalled at the last moment. “They used us,” said Gago’s agent Marcello Lombilla.
Manchester City launched their first bid on Gago last week and the Argentine midfielder felt the deal would be settled. However, City manager Roberto Mancini opted to move for McDonald Mariga, the Kenyan midfielder who signed for Internazionale at the last day of the transfer window.
The Citizens then returned to Real Madrid for Gago but it was already to late. They could not complete the deal until they had an official agreement from club chairman Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, who they could not reach in time.
“They had nothing prepared, not even one document signed,” Real’s sporting director Jorge Valdano told El Pais. “They had not reached an agreement with the player and they would have had to have done everything in 40 minutes.”
Lombilla is very angry at City, considering his client might miss the World Cup.
“This has never happened to me before,” the agent told radio station Onda Cero. “”I don’t want to talk about the figures that City were offering because they approached Madrid without even knowing there wasn’t physically enough time to put something together.”
Lombilla insists that Gago will now concentrate on getting his Real career back on track.
“Despite the fact he went from being ‘untransferable’ to suddenly ‘for sale’, he will always continue to work hard,” he stated.
Van Nistelrooy needs time: Hamburg coach
Hamburg’s new star signing Ruud van Nistelrooy needs more time to get fit before making his Bundesliga debut, his coach Bruno Labbadia said on Wednesday.
Having spent most of the season on the bench at Real Madrid before signing for Hamburg 10 days ago, the 33-year-old Dutch hot-shot striker is only 60 percent fit, according to Labbadia.
And it looks as though the striker will sit out Hamburg’s Bundesliga game at Cologne on Sunday and needs plenty of fitness work after knee surgery in November 2008 and having played just 127 minutes of football for Real this season.
“We would never put someone under a pressure of time to say when they will be fit,” Labbadia told SID, a subsidiary of AFP, with his side fifth in the German league table.
“Ruud is still working his way back to fitness and it is only 60 percent.
“Whether or not he is in the squad, we will decide at the end of the week.”
Labbadia says the Dutchman needs “a few more weeks” to return to top fitness.
“We don’t want to rush him back too early and risk him getting injured,” said Labbadia.
A calf injury meant van Nistelrooy only trained with the squad for the first time on Tuesday.
“He has not played for the best part of a year, it is a different story if a player has just been out for a few weeks.”
Van Nistelrooy has signed a contract until June 2011 and Hamburg are reported to have spent four million euros (5.65 million US dollars) on him.
He has already been crowned the best striker in Holland, having scored 62 goals for Eindhoven between 1998 and 2001, England, having scored 95 goals for Manchester United between 2001-06 and Spain, having netted 46 goals for Real between 2006 and 2010.
Having retired after Holland were knocked out of Euro 2008 by Russia in the quarter-finals, van Nistelrooy has said he would like to play for the Netherlands again at this summer’s World Cup.
Having spent most of the season on the bench at Real Madrid before signing for Hamburg 10 days ago, the 33-year-old Dutch hot-shot striker is only 60 percent fit, according to Labbadia.
And it looks as though the striker will sit out Hamburg’s Bundesliga game at Cologne on Sunday and needs plenty of fitness work after knee surgery in November 2008 and having played just 127 minutes of football for Real this season.
“We would never put someone under a pressure of time to say when they will be fit,” Labbadia told SID, a subsidiary of AFP, with his side fifth in the German league table.
“Ruud is still working his way back to fitness and it is only 60 percent.
“Whether or not he is in the squad, we will decide at the end of the week.”
Labbadia says the Dutchman needs “a few more weeks” to return to top fitness.
“We don’t want to rush him back too early and risk him getting injured,” said Labbadia.
A calf injury meant van Nistelrooy only trained with the squad for the first time on Tuesday.
“He has not played for the best part of a year, it is a different story if a player has just been out for a few weeks.”
Van Nistelrooy has signed a contract until June 2011 and Hamburg are reported to have spent four million euros (5.65 million US dollars) on him.
He has already been crowned the best striker in Holland, having scored 62 goals for Eindhoven between 1998 and 2001, England, having scored 95 goals for Manchester United between 2001-06 and Spain, having netted 46 goals for Real between 2006 and 2010.
Having retired after Holland were knocked out of Euro 2008 by Russia in the quarter-finals, van Nistelrooy has said he would like to play for the Netherlands again at this summer’s World Cup.
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Update on Barckley's Premier legue
Man. UTD vs Arsenal
Machester has done it again and the score is 3-1 now soon Man. UTD vs Chelsea.
i'm just wondering if Chelsea is the first and Man. UTD has lots of fans so who would win ?
Machester has done it again and the score is 3-1 now soon Man. UTD vs Chelsea.
i'm just wondering if Chelsea is the first and Man. UTD has lots of fans so who would win ?
Sunday, January 31, 2010
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