Bebe. Seven million pounds.

[Shaggy]

I was laughing out loud at this but by the end I'd started to actually feel sorry him.

This is from one match alone

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHyeRiIEK0M"]The Bebe Crossing Show - YouTube[/ame]

[the rev leeroy brown]

the music for that is so appropriate - only bettered by the careless whisper mick mccarthy tune.

[Liverpool]

feel sorry for him? hes living the life

[Lee]

Ouch!

There's a slightly longer version of this clip kicking around. It shows him coming on, dribbling down the wing with the ball - in yards of space - and running it out of play for a throw in.

[Craig_H]

the music is so ****ing apt

[Shaggy]

feel sorry for him? hes living the life

Only in terms of those moments on the pitch...not generally. Covering his face, all team mates throwing their arms in their air, massive groans. It must be horrible being so brutally exposed like that.

[Chrono]

At least he isn't homeless

[Craig_H]

[McDermotX]

Dirt as **** that deal.

[Muddled]

He's like the kid for your Sunday League team, who's the Manager's slightly backwards nephew, also known as 'the runner'.

Never dares venture in to the middle of the park, stays out of the way on the flanks but runs at the ball and as soon as he gets hold of it, shoulders over the ball and hits it as hard as possible.

It's hilarious that Man Utd are (have) paid him a wage.

[Kenneth]

I was laughing out loud at this but by the end I'd started to actually feel sorry him.

This is from one match alone

The Bebe Crossing Show - YouTube

[baitman]

he IS horse****e.
just the sort of prospect, who "might have some potential and come good one day" that we should piss away 10m [thats MILLION] on

[Deano]

Dirt as **** that deal.

it does smell doesn't it

[Deano]

From Wiki

Early career
Having previously played for amateur side Loures, Bébé was signed by Portuguese Second Division side Estrela da Amadora in the summer of 2009.[10] Regarded as the clubs star player,[10] he finished the season with four goals in 26 matches.[11] However, Amadora were beset by financial problems and offered him around Europe for £125,000 but found no takers.[10] His former agent, Gonçalo Reis, revealed that Bébé was offered to PSV Eindhoven for free in May 2010, but PSV turned down the offer as they did not know anything about the player.[12] As their situation worsened they stopped paying his wages, so he broke his contract and signed for Portuguese Primeira Liga team Vitória de Guimarães in the summer of 2010 on a free transfer.[13] His contract with Guimarães at first included a €3 million release clause, but this was increased to €9 million following his performances in pre-season games.[13] He finished with five goals in six friendly matches.[10]
[edit]Manchester United
On 11 August 2010, only five weeks after he signed for Vitória de Guimarães, Manchester United agreed an undisclosed fee with the Portuguese club for the transfer of Bébé.[14] The fee was reported to be around £7.4 million, believed to be the value of the buy-out clause in the forward's contract,[15] though reports in Portugal later claimed the fee was €9 million, of which the agent company Gestifute received €3.5 million (included agent fee) and the club only received €5.5 million (about 60%),[16] as third-party ownership is allowed in Portugal. It was also reported that Real Madrid and Benfica were interested in him.[17] Bébé was recommended to Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson by Portugal national team coach Carlos Queiroz, Ferguson's former assistant. Ferguson only met him the day before the transfer.[15] On 12 August, David Gill announced that Bébé would not be sent out on loan; instead, he would work with the first-team squad to prove his worth and to learn English.[18] The transfer was completed on 16 August, following Bébé's medical and the submission of the appropriate paperwork,[19] and he was unveiled to the media at a press conference the following day, along with fellow new signings Javier Hernández and Chris Smalling.[20]
On 6 September, he was announced as part of the 25-man squad for Manchester United to play in the Champions League.[21] On 22 September, Bébé made his debut for Manchester United as he replaced Park Ji-Sung in the 74th minute of a 5–2 away victory over Scunthorpe in the League Cup.[22] On 2 October, he made his Premier League debut, replacing Anderson in the 80th minute in their 0–0 draw against Sunderland.[23] His first start came against Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Fourth Round of the League Cup on 26 October, scoring his first goal in the process, United's first in a 3–2 home win.[24] His first Champions League goal came on his debut in the competition, scoring the final goal of a 3–0 away victory over Bursaspor on 2 November.[25] On 19 February, Bébé played the full 90 minutes in a 1–0 home win against non-League Crawley Town in the Fifth Round of the FA Cup.[26]
[edit]Beşiktaş loan
Turkish side Beşiktaş signed Bébé on a season-long loan deal,[27] with an option to make the move permanent for £2 million. However he received a cruciate ligament injury which would rule him out for 6 months.[10]

[Chris]

Everyone makes bad buys but this deal absolutely reeks!