if we signed him it could signal the departure of flo po
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I doubt anyone would want him on a permanent deal...Originally posted by DeeGameif we signed him it could signal the departure of flo po"In fact I’m going to make a promise which will be welcomed by many. If there’s no finance secured by the opening day of the season, I’m going to hang up my keyboard and close KOPTALK down."
Duncan Oldham, March 29th 2006
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i'm sure a few clubs would be interested. wigan, bolton, city etc... or some clubs in france. he'd be easier to shift than some of our other squad players IMHO.Originally posted by univofchicagoI doubt anyone would want him on a permanent deal...Babel fanclub member # 4!!!
**** OFF MOURINHO!!!!!!:whatever:
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He wouldnt fetch much in the way of a transfer fee though, so sometimes it's better to just keep him on the books, or loan him out (again).Originally posted by kurtangle01i'm sure a few clubs would be interested. wigan, bolton, city etc... or some clubs in france. he'd be easier to shift than some of our other squad players IMHO.
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Yes, clubs would be interested I'm sure. But I doubt any club would come up with the 2-3 million that Liverpool are be asking for. Unless Liverpool can lower their asking price, I can't see a permanent deal happening.Originally posted by mark1975He wouldnt fetch much in the way of a transfer fee though, so sometimes it's better to just keep him on the books, or loan him out (again)."In fact I’m going to make a promise which will be welcomed by many. If there’s no finance secured by the opening day of the season, I’m going to hang up my keyboard and close KOPTALK down."
Duncan Oldham, March 29th 2006
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Oh Jesus.Originally posted by ShaggyAlonsoVery close, actually.
Try telling that to my season ticket holding Spurs mate. Drives him insane, can't wait to see him sold.
You think Cisse was bad for running offside? Wait til you see this headless chicken.
How on Earth do you think it adds any credence WHATSOEVER if you claim that your opinion of Defoe is shared by your "season-ticket holding Spurs fan" mate?
1) He supports Spurs
2) He's your mate
Neither of the above would suggest a cogent individual.
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give it a rest brendan.:whatever:Originally posted by brendanOh Jesus.
How on Earth do you think it adds any credence WHATSOEVER if you claim that your opinion of Defoe is shared by your "season-ticket holding Spurs fan" mate?
1) He supports Spurs
2) He's your mate
Neither of the above would suggest a cogent individual."When a man insults my country I insult him, by taking his woman" Tony Yeboah
"looking through your posts since 2007 and what you have consistently written about my football team I have come to the conclusion that if you had 1 more brain cell you would be a plant .. your father was a hamster and your mother smells of elder berries, I fart in your general direction ..." Nicey
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Defoe is a quality player, certainly a better finisher than Keane (though I am a big fan), I just think it's a case of him not fitting into Jol's thinking, for one reason or another (ala Cisse with us, though better).
He'd add more pace anyway, which is what we need upfront, given Bellamy's the only pacy option we have and he's proved himself to be injury prone.
Kuyt would be great as an improvement on Crouch, though there's no guarantee he would be a success. Defoe would be a good alternative, but would offer different qualities, which would put huge question marks over Rafa's reasoning for bringing him in, given it would mean a different approach to the options we'd have with Kuyt.
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Top postOriginally posted by mark1975Defoe is a quality player, certainly a better finisher than Keane (though I am a big fan), I just think it's a case of him not fitting into Jol's thinking, for one reason or another (ala Cisse with us, though better).
He'd add more pace anyway, which is what we need upfront, given Bellamy's the only pacy option we have and he's proved himself to be injury prone.
Kuyt would be great as an improvement on Crouch, though there's no guarantee he would be a success. Defoe would be a good alternative, but would offer different qualities, which would put huge question marks over Rafa's reasoning for bringing him in, given it would mean a different approach to the options we'd have with Kuyt.
In Rafa I Trust
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