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大魚型仔
條女又大波

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主場波衫好似聽日有得賣.....

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Martin Jol admits he does not know whether Tottenham could reject a £20 million bid for Michael Carrick.

Manchester United launched a bid earlier in the summer - with reports suggesting the offer was around £10 million.

Sir Alex Ferguson has already insisted that he will not up his bid, but even if he did - it is now suggested United would have to go as high as £20 million.

"We had an offer for Carrick and everybody knows that," Jol is quoted in the Daily Express.

"Hopefully he will be our player next year. He came back on Friday with the other internationals and it was good to see him - so Michael is still one of our players and he will be involved in pre-season.

"But as for whether we would accept £20million - I cannot comment on that."

It remains to be seen whether United will come back in for Carrick - although the longer the summer goes on without a new signing, the likelihood increases that Ferguson may return with his chequebook.

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ajax四角賽cable有無得直播??

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Originally posted by harvey22 at 2006-7-24 05:16 PM:

yes great news i saw it on cable ad~~

what happen to ur logo??

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do you know her

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曼聯射手雲尼斯杜萊在週一會準時到達卡靈頓與球隊會合復操。

雲尼斯杜萊曾經向費格遜提出轉會要求，不過最近皇家馬德里的出價被拒絕。

而拜仁慕尼黑也希望羅致該名射手，不過曼聯方面仍未收到有關出價。

「魯特 (雲尼斯杜萊) 在週一是需要復操的，我希望他可以出席。」費格遜在早前說。

部份隊員已經在南非的熱身賽中上陣，不過有份參與世界杯的球員在週一才會歸隊。

有報導指出， 如果雲尼斯杜萊沒有出席週一的操練，將會被罰兩星期的薪酬。

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Originally posted by harvey22 at 2006-7-24 05:42 PM:


I see~ rebody lol~!~! u like this chick ai!

a little bit

i like her since i watched the film<<cry out love in the centre of the world>>

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Sir Alex Ferguson is adamant he will not do anything 'stupid' in the transfer market this summer.


The Manchester United boss has been linked with scores of new players since the previous campaign came to a close. So far though, he has failed to make a single signing.


Mahamadou Diarra, Fernando Torres and, more recently Patrick Vieira are among those who have been most strongly linked with Old Trafford, yet the only bid Ferguson admits he has made is for Michael Carrick.

With Chelsea spending big to bring Michael Ballack, Andriy Shevchenko and Salomon Kalou to Stamford Bridge already, it is little wonder many Red Devils fans are starting to get twitchy at the lack of activity at their club.

But Ferguson has been around long enough not to panic. He is still working hard to freshen up his squad but he will not be spending Malcolm Glazer's cash just for the sake of it.

'Fans want to see new signings and a new face which makes a difference to our play and bring more success,' said Ferguson.

'We are trying to sign a couple of players who would add variety to our play. They are different types of players to the ones we have and that would only strengthen us.

'But, at the end of the day, we will not be stupid. I am quite adamant about that.'

Ferguson revealed his firm interest in Carrick began prior to the World Cup.

Almost two months later, United appear to be no nearer landing the Wallsend-born midfielder, with Ferguson aware Tottenham are trying to drag filter-004ions out. However, the Scot has left the White Hart Lane club in no doubt they are mistaken if they think United will go anywhere near the £17million they are thought to be demanding for the former West Ham star.

'The bid for Michael Carrick was an attempt to do some fundamental business before the World Cup,' confirmed Ferguson.

'But Tottenham turned it down and said they are looking at something approaching double what we offered.

'In that situation, I can understand them wanting to play the long game. But we have put a value on Michael and we will not go above that.'

Although it now appears certain Vieira is bound for Inter Milan, Ferguson admitted he is still assessing the fall-out from Juventus' relegation to Serie B before deciding whether to pick some flesh off the carcass of the scandal-hit Turin giants.

The Italian match-fixing probe, combined with Real Madrid's presidential elections and the World Cup have made it a strange summer all round in the transfer market.

With the notable exception of Chelsea, most of Europe's top clubs are only just starting to crank up their squad-building activities.

However, it appears Ferguson has decided the seemingly imminent departure of Ruud van Nistelrooy to either Real or Bayern Munich will not trigger a recruitment drive in the striking department.

Having encountered difficulties trying to prise Torres away from Atletico Madrid, Ferguson seems to have decided if Van Nistelrooy does leave, he will offer rising star Giuseppe Rossi the chance to back up Louis Saha, Wayne Rooney and Alan Smith, who will be restored to forward duties once he returns from his horrific double leg break at the end of next month.

'If the situation changes in terms of forward players and Ruud does go, I will have to make a decision about Giuseppe and it may be that I keep him,' said Ferguson.

'If I have to do that, I am keeping a player with a lot of talent.

'He is a natural goalscorer, has a good football brain and he will improve by playing in our team.

'But, if Van Nistelrooy does stay, Giuseppe going out on loan for six months will be a great experience for him. I am sure he will come back a better and a more mature player.'