Yaya Toure
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CTID
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It's not the Daily mail mate it's the Daily Mirror. They don't BS even 1% as much as the "Daily Fail"
It has direct quotes from yayas agent. His agent is a turd but still. People don't just throw quotes around in situations like these.
barca96
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from sport;
30 MILLION € MORE FOR CESC
Barça will invest all the money they will earn with Toure’s transfer in signing Cesc.
Barça did not expect to have Toure’s transfer money to spend, so this will make the operation easier.
looks like we have 30mill in the bag and we;re gonna splurge it all on cesc.sigh
i wonder who is in charge of all this?????????? txiki
30 MILLION € MORE FOR CESC
Barça will invest all the money they will earn with Toure’s transfer in signing Cesc.
Barça did not expect to have Toure’s transfer money to spend, so this will make the operation easier.
looks like we have 30mill in the bag and we;re gonna splurge it all on cesc.sigh
i wonder who is in charge of all this?????????? txiki
Barcafan 2304
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Certainly!
La Furia
Legion of Doooom
Translation: I want to go to the Premier League because I like money. Every time I hear the average salary on a team like Chelsea or Manchester City I go home and dream about swimming in a pool full of money.
Pepe Silvia
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Gonna miss the Yaya.
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beautifulgame
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Hmmm. EVERY PROFESSIONAL player plays for money. Every club makes decisions based on fiscal consequences ONLY. Football club's are now businesses first, regardless of what most people want to believe Laporta does not give a fu*k about ethics or morals...
Therefore, why is it okay for the club to act on their material incentives and not for a player to do the same?
And come on, if Pep had more confidence in Yaya then he probably wouldn't be going anywhere.
Plus, to pay a new player who has not done ANYTHING for the club double the wages of Yaya --who did more in the those two years than most other members on the squad is absolutely illogical.
I would be pissed too.
Therefore, why is it okay for the club to act on their material incentives and not for a player to do the same?
And come on, if Pep had more confidence in Yaya then he probably wouldn't be going anywhere.
Plus, to pay a new player who has not done ANYTHING for the club double the wages of Yaya --who did more in the those two years than most other members on the squad is absolutely illogical.
I would be pissed too.
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CTID
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Laporta confirmed that the transfer of Ivory Coast is "very advanced"
Joan Laporta publicly updated the market situation Barca when he explained at a press conference some of the issues to be addressed with Sandro Rosell at its upcoming meeting: "I'll talk to him president to president to update you on some issues, as in the case of transfers and signings. Selling Touré is well advanced and will inform you of how the negotiations by Cesc Fàbregas. The player wants to come, Pep Guardiola and Txiki Begiristain have shown me the hope that the transaction is made and I suppose that will Rosell it will. "
Yaya Touré said no more, but was told that MD finally his destination will be Manchester City, which will pay between 30 and 35 million euros. He still Laporta did begin to assume the return of Toure, which was paid 9 million euros to Monaco in 2007. It was precisely when asked if they can pay more than 40 million by Cesc: "We will try to adjust to a market logic, as always, we are sometimes triggered and others have managed to move lower, as in the case of Touré."
The transfer should be executed soon, especially given that the board will close the accounts for 2009-10 on 28 June.Need the money allocated for the sale of Ivory Coast to balance the balance sheet.
Cesc on the above, Laporta explained that "the negotiation is now in 'stand by', a tense calm. Where once you unlock all the better, but you must understand that we as a club buyer, we pay as little as possible and Arsenal as a club salesman, wants to collect as much money as possible. "
Toure and Cesc precisely this week begin their participation in the World Cup in South Africa. Ivorian midfielder debut this afternoon as a starter (16 hours) against Portugal in one of the most attractive matches of the first day, while the Catalan side tomorrow as an alternate selection of Vicente del Bosque against Switzerland. The Arenys reaches the final stage of competitive pace short by injury on the fibula during the Arsenal v Barcelona in the Champions League. Now fully recovered, but its entry into the equipment will be gradual to avoid risks
el mundo
Google translate sucks ass. But you get the drift. Interesting to read on the same website that Alvez has refused to sign a new contract. For those of you who are saying "milk them sandro! milk them!". You should look back to the Eto'o situation last season. We will not be heald to ranson by a club a player or their agents. City will only pay what they feel is right for them. That may be £20M or it may be £100M but it will be our decision in the end. We hold all the cards because you want to sell to fund the Cesc deal and we are the only club prepared to offer the serious money. But if you get pushy City will simply walk away for which i applaud them.
Joan Laporta publicly updated the market situation Barca when he explained at a press conference some of the issues to be addressed with Sandro Rosell at its upcoming meeting: "I'll talk to him president to president to update you on some issues, as in the case of transfers and signings. Selling Touré is well advanced and will inform you of how the negotiations by Cesc Fàbregas. The player wants to come, Pep Guardiola and Txiki Begiristain have shown me the hope that the transaction is made and I suppose that will Rosell it will. "
Yaya Touré said no more, but was told that MD finally his destination will be Manchester City, which will pay between 30 and 35 million euros. He still Laporta did begin to assume the return of Toure, which was paid 9 million euros to Monaco in 2007. It was precisely when asked if they can pay more than 40 million by Cesc: "We will try to adjust to a market logic, as always, we are sometimes triggered and others have managed to move lower, as in the case of Touré."
The transfer should be executed soon, especially given that the board will close the accounts for 2009-10 on 28 June.Need the money allocated for the sale of Ivory Coast to balance the balance sheet.
Cesc on the above, Laporta explained that "the negotiation is now in 'stand by', a tense calm. Where once you unlock all the better, but you must understand that we as a club buyer, we pay as little as possible and Arsenal as a club salesman, wants to collect as much money as possible. "
Toure and Cesc precisely this week begin their participation in the World Cup in South Africa. Ivorian midfielder debut this afternoon as a starter (16 hours) against Portugal in one of the most attractive matches of the first day, while the Catalan side tomorrow as an alternate selection of Vicente del Bosque against Switzerland. The Arenys reaches the final stage of competitive pace short by injury on the fibula during the Arsenal v Barcelona in the Champions League. Now fully recovered, but its entry into the equipment will be gradual to avoid risks
el mundo
Google translate sucks ass. But you get the drift. Interesting to read on the same website that Alvez has refused to sign a new contract. For those of you who are saying "milk them sandro! milk them!". You should look back to the Eto'o situation last season. We will not be heald to ranson by a club a player or their agents. City will only pay what they feel is right for them. That may be £20M or it may be £100M but it will be our decision in the end. We hold all the cards because you want to sell to fund the Cesc deal and we are the only club prepared to offer the serious money. But if you get pushy City will simply walk away for which i applaud them.
barcetia
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CTID, that was different. you were the only club that were willing to buy Eto'o and the discussion there was not the transfer sum it was the sum contra the salary that the player was asking for.
many clubs would want touré so it's a different situation, if not City then Hello Chelsea..
also I read that his salary is on bar with iniesta and xavi's. greedy fucker. which is btw 5 millions.
many clubs would want touré so it's a different situation, if not City then Hello Chelsea..
also I read that his salary is on bar with iniesta and xavi's. greedy fucker. which is btw 5 millions.
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CTID
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I don't know how many English football forums you visit but the fact is Barca want up to 30M eauros for Yaya. Neither Chelsea or Arsenal (Especialy not Arsenal) would pay anything like that for Yaya. Why would Chelsea want him? I speak to a lot of Chelsea fans and they say the Same as me. Would they play Yaya over Essien. No chance. So pay 30m for a sub when they already have Mikel as cover. It simply wont happen. They may have been interested when they thought they could get Yaya for 15-20M but not now.
If you want Cesc then you will have to pay big money for him. Arsenal want to keep him at all costs and wont accept a DM as part of a swap deal. Only we can give the transfer fee you are after. Barca better play nice or they can kiss Cesc goodbye because City will not be held to ransom. City hold all the cards here whether you like to think so or not.
barca96
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barcetia
Mikrofonkåt
Yaya would never, and I mean never get benched by average Mikel.. you are talking about one of the worlds best DMs, you know that right?
we'd never sell him for under 25, at least not when Txiki is gone.
barca96, you know he's originally a AM.
and he plays there for Cote d'Ivoire aswell. if you were talking about CB then that was last season..
we'd never sell him for under 25, at least not when Txiki is gone.
barca96, you know he's originally a AM.
and he plays there for Cote d'Ivoire aswell. if you were talking about CB then that was last season..
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