I must admire Chelsea for being quite so generous to their London rivals.

Roman's links come up trumps for the Hammers.

Of course if they acclimatise they might be playing elsewhere in London next
season...

On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 13:54:03 +0100, "Ian Harvey"
<ianeharvey@whateveridontreadit.com> wrote:


Hmmm!

Check this out... and when it was written.

http://www.squarefootball.net/artic...le.asp?aid=1571

"ec" <fc@um.com> wrote in message
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Excellent spot.

"ec" <fc@um.com> wrote in message
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Love the cartoon across the top.... fucking spot on!

West Ham = Chavski's farmer club... Well done Roman (ironic)

G

"ec" <fc@um.com> wrote in message
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Fuckin'ell, mad....and like you say, see when it was written. It's a bit
fucking sinister, innit?

On Sun, 03 Sep 2006 13:56:18 GMT, "Slitheen"
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It's interesting to read the club's reaction to Tevez and Mascherano,
it's very much what I thought, we weren't remotely interested in
signing either one of them!

Manchester United "were never interested" in Carlos Tevez and
turned down the opportunity to sign Javier Mascherano, according to
the club's chief executive David Gill.

The arrival of the two Argentinian internationals at West Ham on
transfer deadline day sparked a major debate over just how the
Londoners had managed to beat the likes of United, Arsenal and Chelsea
to their signatures. However, Gill revealed that as late as last week,
United had the chance to snap up Mascherano on a short-term deal.

He said: "We were never interested in Tevez. Mascherano, we were
offered him. We watched him throughout last season and he played at
the World Cup, clearly. We were offered him at the start of the summer
transfer window for a significant sum."

He added: "The manager and his staff did not want to pursue that. We
were also offered him towards the back end of last week in a loan-type
deal for a year, and again we were not interested in that.

"From Manchester United's perspective, Tevez was never on the shopping
list. Mascherano we watched closely and very carefully and the experts
on that area in our club determined that we did not want to go for
him."

United have refused to rule out making another bid for Bayern Munich's
Owen Hargreaves in January.

Gill admitted their interest in the midfielder, who played a starring
role in England's 5-0 defeat of Andorra at Old Trafford yesterday,
would persist despite Bayern's refusal to sell this summer.

He told BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek show: "Owen was on record as
being very interested in coming to us and we were clearly very
interested in Owen.

"He is a player we have had on the list for quite a while, actually.
Obviously Bayern were very keen - and are very keen - to keep him. We
will have to see.

"If that situation does not change, then obviously we will not acquire
Owen. But Bayern have indicated to me that they will let us know if
the situation changes and at that point, we hopefully can consummate a
deal."

"RED DEVIL" <REDDEVIL@xxxbellsouth.net> wrote in message
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But you were interested in signing Carrick. Strange.

"Ian Harvey" <ianeharvey@whateveridontreadit.com> wrote in message
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I think its the same theory that blokes use when they get F***ed off by a
woman they are trying to pull

They usually lie and say they shagged her - or start spreading rumours that
she is a slut.

Everyone got f***ed off - because RA's money has had them parked at WHU
where they can be controlled.

Football is becoming worthless to the man in the street - its become a joke,
thanks to Abramovich and his cronies.

Why should I complain - my club signed an ordinary (ordinaire?) one legged
frenchman who is off sick for 35% of the season.

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