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TRANSFER RUMOURS

 

West Ham, Tottenham and Manchester City will bid for Newcastle midfielder Kieron Dyer this week. (The Guardian)

 

Aston Villa remain keen on Bolton keeper Jussi Jaaskelainen. (Telegraph)

 

Arsenal midfielder Freddi Ljungberg is set to join West Ham for either £3m (Daily Mail), £3.5m (The Sun) or £5m. (Daily Mirror)

 

Birmingham are close to completing a £3m move for Tottenham's Egyptian midfielder Hossam Ghaly. (Mirror)

 

Manchester City boss Sven-Goran Eriksson wants Sevilla's Serbian defender Ivica Dragutinovic. (Mirror)

 

Portsmouth striker Kanu is set to join Espanyol after failing to agree a new deal at Fratton Park. (Mirror)

 

OTHER GOSSIP

 

Bernie Ecclestone and Stan Kroenke will join forces to launch a bid for Arsenal. (Daily Mirror)

 

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has warned that selling the club to a billionaire sugar-daddy could spell disaster for the Gunners. (Daily Star)

 

Ryan Giggs and Wes Brown will both be offered new deals by Manchester United when their current contracts end next summer. (The Sun)

 

Manchester United have still got money to spend this summer according to chief executive David Gill. (Daily Star)

 

United have not begun discussions on who will replace Sir Alex Ferguson when he decides to retire. (The Guardian)

 

 

 

AND FINALLY

 

Chelsea new-boy Steve Sidwell is relieved he didn't seriously injure David Beckham when he tackled him on his LA Galaxy debut. (Daily Star)

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On N-O they are saying he's unhappy & wants to leave.

 

We've got Duff & Barton out injured for a while which leaves us with Zoggy, Nobby, Geremi, Milner & Butt with Emre back at the end of the month. I think we need to bring in more quality before getting rid of our better players. But if it is true he wants to leave then he will.

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It's good that there's more than one club involved. It's especially good that one of them is West Ham. That Magnusson has a touch of the Dr. Evils about him: "Why offer 6 million................when I can get him for TWELVE MILLION!!!!"

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My cousin was on the 'plane sat next to Sven once. It was while he was England manager and they got talking. He loves Dyer.

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My cousin was on the 'plane sat next to Sven once. It was while he was England manager and they got talking. He loves Dyer.

so many top flight managers seem to.

 

just got me thinking on a tangent, once Mourinho has moved from Chelsea or after he's quit entirely, I'd love to see a book of his pre-match preparation notes on our teams.

 

they would serve as nothing more than a glimpse through his eyes upon teams now disassembled, but I reckon it'd be interesting none-the-less

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I think .com's comments sum it up perfectly for me:

 

Inevitable departure:

 

Kieron conclusion

 

Regardless of the Joey Barton injury blow, the Newcastle United career of Kieron Dyer looks to be drawing to a close, with three clubs now rumoured to be interested in signing him.

 

After some open-ended comments from West Ham boss Alan Curbishley over the weekend, the names of Spurs and Manchester City were added to the mix by Monday's papers.

 

When asked on Saturday if Dyer had played his last game for the club, Allardyce commented:

 

"Kieron Dyer hasn't said anything to me. We've got no bid. If we do get a bid, then it might be his last game for Newcastle but we've got no bid."

 

From our own perspective, we're happy to see him go. Quite simply, eight years of unrealised potential for whatever reason is just enough for us - if someone is prepared to pay his daft wages and give us a fee, then good luck to them.

 

The alternative prospect of two more years as he sees out his contract and becomes eligible for a testimonial is deeply unpalatable.

 

So much of what can be termed "the old guard" at SJP has been swept away by the massive off-field changes in recent months - for us, the departure of Dyer is a necessary part of the onfield revolution.

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It wont bother me if he`s off as long as we get a decent replacement in, He thinks he`s better than he is anyway. Let him join West Ham and sit on their bench

 

Been reading a lot of people on here taking the piss about West Ham,but i reckon the players they are signing,and the others they might get,that they will probably do better than us in the league tbh like.

 

They could end up with a squad of what people might think to be misfits,but they could click and i have a feeling they will.

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It wont bother me if he`s off as long as we get a decent replacement in, He thinks he`s better than he is anyway. Let him join West Ham and sit on their bench

 

Been reading a lot of people on here taking the piss about West Ham,but i reckon the players they are signing,and the others they might get,that they will probably do better than us in the league tbh like.

 

They could end up with a squad of what people might think to be misfits,but they could click and i have a feeling they will.

 

 

I think their squad is fairly average tbh.

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It wont bother me if he`s off as long as we get a decent replacement in, He thinks he`s better than he is anyway. Let him join West Ham and sit on their bench

 

Been reading a lot of people on here taking the piss about West Ham,but i reckon the players they are signing,and the others they might get,that they will probably do better than us in the league tbh like.

 

They could end up with a squad of what people might think to be misfits,but they could click and i have a feeling they will.

 

 

I think their squad is fairly average tbh.

 

Same as ours then.

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It wont bother me if he`s off as long as we get a decent replacement in, He thinks he`s better than he is anyway. Let him join West Ham and sit on their bench

 

Been reading a lot of people on here taking the piss about West Ham,but i reckon the players they are signing,and the others they might get,that they will probably do better than us in the league tbh like.

 

They could end up with a squad of what people might think to be misfits,but they could click and i have a feeling they will.

 

 

I think their squad is fairly average tbh.

 

Same as ours then.

 

I prefer ours (although I wouldn't mind one of their defenders) :lol:

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