June 17, 200917 yr I so hope Man U get Villa, he is wicked, so then we can get rid of the redundant Berba. But he is in love with Torres9no joke) and would probaly wanna go Liverpool if any Premier League side!!!!
June 17, 200917 yr How the fuck is Berbatov redundant? Did his assists and goals not do anything for your team last season? Don't be a moron.
June 17, 200917 yr Shut Up!!How much money was he? He was shit loads, a few assists, and goals dont make him brilliant. So whatever the F he did, wasn't good enough. For his price he should have scored a goal every single game.
June 17, 200917 yr Way to understand football. Yes he cost a lot of money, but you didn't buy him to "score in every single game" you bought him because you wanted him and because you wanted to pay that much. He outshone Tevez completely and utterly, he's a classy player and his assists and goals were truly vital to some of your success this season.
June 17, 200917 yr I so hope Man U get Villa, he is wicked, so then we can get rid of the redundant Berba. But he is in love with Torres9no joke) Is this one of those "gay" rumours??:rolleyes:
June 17, 200917 yr ^Obviously we bought him, because we wanted him. Why would anyone buy someone they dont like.? I think your overating the impact he has on the pitch. Yes he is sleak, and skillful but he didn't shine for me. To be honest no one shined for me. Our season was all mixed up. Spots were we played good and were we played rubbish. But the thing I dont like is his lack of desire, wheras Tevez has the most desire and ambition, which is great to see as fans and also teamates. Where teamates see this its uplighting to see for them and as a team they play better(or try to) But personally I would'nt want any of them next season. Too pricey, but of course you may differ, and I respect that because its your opinion.
June 17, 200917 yr Et'to is great!!!!!! He'll do good at City, it will be good signings if you get them.
June 17, 200917 yr *takes wraps off the new name for thread* Opening weekend of premiership - Saturday, 15 August Aston Villa v Wigan Blackburn v Manchester City Bolton v Sunderland Chelsea v Hull Everton v Arsenal Manchester Utd v Birmingham Portsmouth v Fulham Stoke v Burnley Tottenham v Liverpool Wolves v West Ham
June 17, 200917 yr Et'to is great!!!!!! He'll do good at City, it will be good signings if you get them. I think they have offerd the same what Robinho is on... However Robinho may be going the other way.. Yesterday in the "SPORT" Barcas paper the 1st five pages were dedicated into the possibility of buying him, however they were also saying they did not want to pay his wages of 175 000 euros a week. thats a 160 000 quid a week !
June 17, 200917 yr I think they have offerd the same what Robinho is on... However Robinho may be going the other way.. Yesterday in the "SPORT" Barcas paper the 1st five pages were dedicated into the possibility of buying him, however they were also saying they did not want to pay his wages of 175 000 euros a week. thats a 160 000 quid a week ! I heared about his wage demand too, but Im sad to say I think money is the only reason he is going to go. And if any club can spend its City:\
June 18, 200917 yr Real Madrid will buy him, afterall they are trying to buy the Spanish league :(I think too, they going to get Villa, and Ribery, Zidane said he will get Ribery at all costs. Stupid Real, I hate them!!!:(
June 18, 200917 yr I heared about his wage demand too, but Im sad to say I think money is the only reason he is going to go. And if any club can spend its City:\ You mean waste.:P
June 19, 200917 yr Setanta loses Premier TV rights Setanta will lose its two packages of games for 2009/10 season Troubled sports broadcaster Setanta has failed to pay the latest chunk of the £30m it owes the English Premier League, and will now lose the rights. The League has threatened to sell the rights to the 46 live matches Setanta has for the 2009/2010 season if the broadcaster failed to make the payment. It will now put the rights out to auction, with offers needed by Monday. Setanta has recently struggled to make its payments to the sporting bodies from which it buys television rights. The Premier League said it had "been working with Setanta for some time to help them continue as the broadcaster of 46 UK live matches for the 2009/10 season". The Premier League, in agreement with Setanta, stipulated that certain contractual requirements had to be met on or before Friday, 19 June, "to allow the preparations for the 2009/10 season to continue unaffected". The league added: "It is with considerable regret that we announce that Setanta has been unable to meet their obligations. As such the existing licence agreement between us has been terminated with immediate effect." The Premier League will now go ahead and auction the 46 UK live matches for the 2009/10 season. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/8109954.stm
June 19, 200917 yr They started off well, but they shouldn't have gone for the premiership games, Sky had the best of the bunch with the games leaving Setanta with the not-so good games, like Newcastle vs. Wigan. Maybe if they made is easier to sign up they would have had more people signing up
June 20, 200917 yr Setanta will lose its two packages of games for 2009/10 season Troubled sports broadcaster Setanta has failed to pay the latest chunk of the £30m it owes the English Premier League, and will now lose the rights. The League has threatened to sell the rights to the 46 live matches Setanta has for the 2009/2010 season if the broadcaster failed to make the payment. It will now put the rights out to auction, with offers needed by Monday. Setanta has recently struggled to make its payments to the sporting bodies from which it buys television rights. The Premier League said it had "been working with Setanta for some time to help them continue as the broadcaster of 46 UK live matches for the 2009/10 season". The Premier League, in agreement with Setanta, stipulated that certain contractual requirements had to be met on or before Friday, 19 June, "to allow the preparations for the 2009/10 season to continue unaffected". The league added: "It is with considerable regret that we announce that Setanta has been unable to meet their obligations. As such the existing licence agreement between us has been terminated with immediate effect." The Premier League will now go ahead and auction the 46 UK live matches for the 2009/10 season. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/8109954.stm I got Sentana, man this is stupid!!!
June 20, 200917 yr I'll bid 10p So that's the end of Shitanta then.......................... :rolleyes: Fucking hell I can't breathe for laughing.
June 22, 200917 yr ESPN buys rights to Setanta games ESPN will broadcast Premier League matches live in the UK for the first time ESPN has bought the rights to show 46 games in next season's English Premier League that were to have been shown by struggling broadcaster Setanta. Disney-owned ESPN has won the two packages of games shown on Saturday teatimes and Monday evenings. It says both will be sold through BSkyB. It has also won the 23 games per season Setanta was due to show from 2010-13. The league took the broadcasting rights back from Setanta on Friday after it missed a payment deadline. The Premier League had set a deadline of Monday for other broadcasters to submit offers for the games. ESPN said in a statement it had "reached an agreement for its coverage to be retailed by Sky to residential and commercial customers". Meanwhile, the Scottish Premier League (SPL) has taken back its UK rights for 2009/10 "and beyond" from Setanta after the Irish broadcaster missed a £3m payment. The SPL said it was now "actively engaging in the process of selling our domestic broadcasting rights". 'British commitment' It is the first time that ESPN will broadcast live Premier League football in the UK. The broadcaster already has two channels in the UK, one covering American sports and another showing archived action. Russell Wolff, managing director of ESPN International, said: "This move demonstrates our commitment to British sports fans and our ongoing commitment to delivering football to fans around the world across a variety of media." "ESPN have a formidable worldwide reputation and experience in sports and I am sure we will enjoy a long and fruitful relationship with them," said Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore. "I would like to thank ESPN, as well as all the other broadcasters who submitted bids, for their professionalism and effort in engaging in our sales process at such short notice." http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8113702.stm
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