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If we get Huntelaar, United will win the EPL and the UCL.
I am ready to bet $100 with anyone.

Victor Valdes has put pen-to-paper on a new contract at Barcelona that will keep him at the club until 2014.

Milan have completed the shock free transfer signing of Standard Liege centre back Oguchi Onyewu, the Italian giants have announced.

The 27-year-old impressed during the recent Confederations Cup for the United States, but it comes as something of a surprise that the Rossoneri have moved to snap him.

A statement on the club's official website reads:

"AC Milan would like to inform that they have signed Oguchi Onyewu on a permanent basis from Standard Liege.

"The USA international has signed until June 30 2012.".

Onyewu arrives on a Bosman transfer as his contract at Liege had expired. The 6ft 4in stopper possesses a Belgian passport, and so will not take up Milan's final non-EU slot.

The ex-Newcastle United man, formerly of Metz and La Louviere, has won 47 caps for the United States, and is expected to fight it out with Thiago Silva for a place alongside Alessandro Nesta next season.

Andrey Arshavin's troubled time at Arsenal has taken a new twist after his agent openly invited Barcelona to make a bid for the Russian star to join them this summer.

Dennis Lachter chose to invite an offer from the European champions on Catalan radio in a move that is sure to infuriate Gunners' boss Arsene Wenger.

Before moving to the Emirates in January Arshavin made it clear that he wanted to go to Camp Nou and even posed in a Barcelona shirt while still a Zenit player.

Now the United Kingdom's tax hike to a 50 per cent rate for top earners has seen the Russian international's earnings drop and he has become unsettled in north London and could force a move.

"Before anything else, Barcelona should make a formal offer," Lachter told COM Radio.

"Then we can sit down and speak."

The revelation will rock Arsenal's pre-season plans, but it could be the invitation that Barcelona have been waiting for as they strive to bolster the left side of their attack.

Abi the guy shakara don dey pour,

lalaboi:
Tse na dance this jbryte dey dance?? lol. . . .

If true, this will be shameful on the part of Barca management. Abi which kain underhanded tactics be dat Angry

[b]The agency that looks after the interests of Felipe Melo claim they have spoken to no clubs about the possible sale of their client, while the major daily newspaper La Republicca insists that Juventus have signed the midfielder for €21 million plus Marco Marchionni.

Felipe Melo has permeated the football news today. At midday, Sky Sport Italia claimed that the player’s agents had reached an accord with Juventus, and that Bianconeri officials were to meet their Fiorentina counterparts on Tuesday in order to arrange a transfer fee and close the deal.

This was followed by an official announcement on the Fiorentina website, which stated that the Viola had only received one firm offer from Arsenal, and that they were negotiating a cash-plus-player exchange with The Gunners, that player being Emmanuel Eboue.

In yet another twist, Felipe Melo’s agency, ‘promoesport’, who look after his interests, claim they have held no discussions with any clubs.

"There has been no negotiation between us and any club for Felipe Melo,” said agent Joe Rodriguez Baster.

“If a team is interested in the player, they must first submit an offer to Fiorentina.

“There is much transfer talk about Felipe because in addition to having played a great [Serie A] championship, he also played to great levels in the Confederations Cup. But we are not dealing with, nor have we discussed him with anyone."

However, Baster’s comments contradict a report on the esteemed La Republicca, which claims that Juventus have signed Felipe Melo for €21m plus Marco Marchionni. The agreement was reportedly reached yesterday, although of course there is no official confirmation. Goal.com[/b]

biina:
una don join manU? come dey think say treble na trophy
Anything wey anybody win before na history. u win la liga last year, we win two times before dat.
All your gra gra, we still senior you for even this decade.

No worry season go soon start
When we beat una finis, no come dey blame limited budget o!
dis one wey na only mouth your board dey take do signings, cos valencia say una neva even show face for villa.
Even paupers like arsenal dey try sign felipe melo, but una siddon dey vex samuel.

Anyways, too much talk, na lies e dey bring. Season go soon start.

Krayola:
nice. . .please, i need ur email addresses. I wan make una dey help me sample my jams. Ogazi, u too abeg.


eyo. .where in Gidi are u from?

Bamsyle:


If every song contained acid . . . the acidity level of "Bobbee FC" is so weak that even a 6-month old baby would sip away unhurt . . .

ogazi007:
@Biina! what are u bragging for now?i get before no be property my broda,u couldnot do treble and we have done it.
we just need few years to equall the CL trophies u won during Adam and Eve era.footie has gone technology that is why u will never see quarterfinal of CL till next 5 seasons, as weak as juventus they disgrace u home and away,liverpool humbled u home and away,arsenal,bayern munich are ur last busstop in CL and you are still coming here to bother us.i will report u to pep and u see what he will tell our bois to do u next season, barca will trash madrid 8 unretalited goals next season then u will know say nobe name dey play soccer,

Bamsyle:
Hehe . . . not only for being vulgar . . . it should be banned cos it drips of 'wack juice' . . .

biina:
wetin una dey shout for. The stars aligned and you won in madrid. Even a stopped clock is right twice aday.
Abi did we not beat you home and away last season?

eyonigger:
Binna, u guys can pay for players, but you will never be able to buy CLASS. Madrid is the greatest club STILL, but they have lost class wayback. Their ERA is over, the rest is try but FAIL. Mark my words and read a little bit of blogs from FUTURE-TV.FOOTIE.

[b]Michael Owen has completed an intensive three hour medical in central Manchester today, and has emerged smiling from the hospital where it was conducted, giving further credence to reports that he is set to sign for Manchester United this evening.

The player, who became almost as famous for his injuries as his goals during his spell at Newcastle United, was at the Red Devils' training ground at Carrington for two to three hours this morning, before being driven to a central Manchester hospital, where he underwent stringent tests.

With the focus on Owen's fitness, his former team-mate with Liverpool and England, Hull City's Nicky Barmby, thinks that the focus should rather be on the way Owen has returned from injury, and his prowess as a striker.

"You look at the way he's come back from two career threatening injuries. It's been fantastic the way he's come back," Barmby told Sky Sports News.

"He played 30 odd games last year for Newcastle, and if you put chances in front of Michael he will definitely finish them off."

Opinion has been divided amongst both Liverpool and Manchester United fans about the deal, but it looks certain now that the striker will soon be wearing a red shirt again, albeit one with a devil and not a liver bird on it.

Zack Wilson, Goal.com[/b]