Kuyt a done deal

[baronvonskidmark]

Spotted this on YNWA.com:

Liverpool want Kuyt now fast
By STEPHAN WAGEMAN and AT WIJFFELS


LIVERPOOL - after a summer full false speculation will make Liverpool now definite work of the transfer of Dirk Kuyt.

Dirk Kuyt. PHOTOGRAPH PIM RACE.The club of manager Rafael Benitez prepares a good offer on the attacker who must be soaked off now fast at Feyenoord. Liverpool belong for Kuyt to the select row dream clubs that he has established for itself.

Coming week end starts the English competition. Liverpool near itself in this for the first time for years seriously chance champion of threatening Chelsea. The team that there now stands on Anfield Road almost the type type-elftal that Benitez for eyes had he two seasons has been then suffered came forward. There is lacking only still ball-fixed peak hours with feeling for combination football.

Last week the manager made already confessed that Liverpool have fresh money available after sale of Jimy Traoré. That player relocated for this way’n three millions euro to Charlton Athletic. The Reds will take part according to the expectations moreover again in the Champions League. They defend 2-1 a projection in the voorronde against Maccabi Haifa. For Kuyt also interest of Newcastle United exists, but that club does not belong to the dream clubs of the person whose birthday it isperson whose birthday it is person whose birthday it is Katwijker.

The type ring ‘dream club’ is an important criterion for Kuyt, which gladly wants prove himself in a top competition and in the Champions League. As confessed he has made clear agreements with Feyenoord concerning the conditions for a transfer. Pointed the guard the developments finished in Dublin, where he practises tomorrow with the Dutch elftal against Ireland. Coming week end starts also the eredivisie with for Feyenoord the away match at FC groningen.

Also Liverpool start its season with an away match, against promovendus Sheffield United. _ last Sunday know The Reds a good general in the Supercup against Chelsea. Liverpool that price with the type won football that manager Benitez propagates: varied attack game with many tempo accelerations from the midfield. In that linie the spanjaard has now with mark of González and Jermaine Pennant at last the players who can ensure the necessary penetratie. In that philosophy Kuyt the aanspeelpunt and kaatsbord must be for the rising middenvelders. Of course he also himself is considered score as a partner beside second peak hours. At present Liverpool in Craig Bellamy and have peter Crouch two attackers, with oudgediende Robbie Fowler on the achterhand. Crouch, previous season frequently criticised, made last week end the winning hit against Chelsea.

Liverpool communicated themselves once earlier in the tank with an offer on Kuyt. That by Feyenoord being labelled as much too low. The peak hours were still more often since then subject of speculation. Previous season seemed leave Kuyt also briefly for the start of the English competition. A transfer to Tottenham Hotspur did not go then however by, because Kuyt it too briefly found day to relocate in a hurry. Feyenoord and are leader leave open this year the possibility of a late transfer much. The international transfermarkt close on 31 augusts for the duration of three months.

[paulcooper4]

I would suggest in future before making smart arsed remarks you get your facts straight

As far as I am aware none of the above stated it was a "done deal"

Informer stated a fee had been agreed but there was still work to be done on personal terms etc.. he actually stated it was by no means a done deal

Wallet said a £9.4 million bid had been made and no reply received

I said my source "Expects Kuyt to sign this week" or "should sign this week".

Maybe my English is terrible but none of the above sounds anything remotetly like a "done deal"

Maybe you should also look and criticise some of those on this site who have made similar claims or does that not fit into your agenda

If you cant argue your points with facts keep your trap shut:whatever: :whatever:

hello mate, for what its worth i think people are making a mistake mixing you in with informer, wallet, big cheese, the suits and the horse. unfounded attacks on people with proper information will only deter the likes of yourself from posting good information, which would be a loss to fans. however, dunk is the reason people are so sceptical in the first place with all his silly aliases and rehashing of stories from the echo or other sites.
keep up the good work lec

[Jayesh87]

Agger aims to retain place

Aug 15 2006

By Chris Bascombe, Liverpool Echo


DANIEL AGGER hopes his confident return to senior action will ignite a Liverpool career he believes has endured an 'unlucky' start.

The Danish international was a surprise inclusion for Sunday's Community Shield victory, but he justified the faith of the manager with an accomplished performance against Didier Drogba and Andriy Shevchenko.

It was only Agger's fifth first team appearance since his £5.5m switch from Brondby last January.

But with competition for places at the heart of the Liverpool defence stronger than it's been for years, the 21-year-old is sure of his ability to be at the forefront of the manager's plans.

"It was a bit of a surprise to be selected, but that's what I'm here for. To play, so although it was a surprise I was ready," said Agger.

"I wasn't thinking about the fact I was playing against Shevchenko, all I thought about was the game. To be playing made me happy so I was determined to do my best.

"I think I've been unlucky since I moved to Liverpool because of injuries, but you just have to get on with it. Now I'm moving on and will keep working.

"I've always felt a lot of confidence in my ability. I believe in myself and I know what I can and can't do.

"Now I hope this is a new start and the bad luck I've had is in the past."

Like much of the Liverpool squad, Agger is on international duty for the rest of the week.

Rafa Benitez was back at his desk at Melwood today hoping to conclude the £10m switch of Dirk Kuyt.

The Dutch international is now understood to be very close to concluding one of the longest transfer sagas of the summer.

Meanwhile, Scott Carson has been allowed to join Charlton on a season's loan.

Carson recently signed a new deal at Anfield, but Benitez is keen to see the youngster earn regular Premiership experience.

The second leg of Liverpool's Champions League tie against Maccabi Haifa, meanwhile, will be played in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev next Tuesday.

http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0...name_page.html

[Lecter]

Kuyt flyer
Aug 15 2006
By Alan Oliver,
The Evening Chronicle


Glenn Roeder will have another look at Feyenoord's Dirk Kuyt as the Newcastle United manager continues his never-ending search to bring a new striker to St James' Park.

Roeder will travel to Dublin tomorrow night, and he is hoping that Kuyt will be in the Dutch side that goes in against a Republic of Ireland team which will include his own Stephen Carr and Damien Duff, and possibly Alan O'Brien, at Lansdowne Road.

However, Roeder seems to have gone cool on Inter Milan striker Obafemi Martins after The Chronicle revealed last night that United were concerned about the real age of the Nigerian international.

And Roeder says that a report today linking United with a £6m move for Wigan Athletic striker Henri Camara is news to him and is simply not correct.

Roeder and his No 2 Kevin Bond were at Wigan on Saturday for the friendly with Vitesse, but this was not to look at Camara but to run the rule over Paul Jewell's side for Saturday's opener at St James'.

Obviously, if United do sign a new striker this week it may be too late for him to play Camara and Wigan at the weekend.

But there could be one departure before then, and I hear that there is a "good chance" that central defender Jean Alain Boumsong will go back to France on loan with Bordeaux in the next couple of days, and possibly before tonight's deadline for registering players for the next stages of the Champions League.

The Chronicle first revealed United's interest in Kuyt (left) back in April, and while the player has more than once indicated he would be willing to come to St James' Park, Feyenoord are in no hurry to sell him - especially after they picked up around £8m from Chelsea a couple of months ago for their young striker Salomon Kalou.

Feyenoord are holding out for a similar fee for Kuyt, but United are obviously hoping to get him a bit cheaper if they decide to make him an offer.

While Roeder and United step up their search for a striker, they have not lost interest in midfielder Thomas Gravesen, and chief scout David Mills will watch him play for Denmark against Poland tomorrow night.

But United know that other clubs are sniffing for the tough-tackling midfielder, and if they have to pay a price for putting Gravesen on the back burner because their priorities are up front, then so be it.

The same applies to England left-back Wayne Bridge, but I believe that if and when Ashley Cole finally moves across London from Arsenal to Chelsea then Bridge will be on his way to St James' Park.

Roeder has allowed United's promising young defender Paul Huntington to go to Plymouth Argyle for a week's experience and he will play for their reserves tomorrow night.

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Kuyt flyer
Aug 15 2006
By Alan Oliver,
The Evening Chronicle


Glenn Roeder will have another look at Feyenoord's Dirk Kuyt as the Newcastle United manager continues his never-ending search to bring a new striker to St James' Park.

Roeder will travel to Dublin tomorrow night, and he is hoping that Kuyt will be in the Dutch side that goes in against a Republic of Ireland team which will include his own Stephen Carr and Damien Duff, and possibly Alan O'Brien, at Lansdowne Road.

However, Roeder seems to have gone cool on Inter Milan striker Obafemi Martins after The Chronicle revealed last night that United were concerned about the real age of the Nigerian international.

And Roeder says that a report today linking United with a £6m move for Wigan Athletic striker Henri Camara is news to him and is simply not correct.

Roeder and his No 2 Kevin Bond were at Wigan on Saturday for the friendly with Vitesse, but this was not to look at Camara but to run the rule over Paul Jewell's side for Saturday's opener at St James'.

Obviously, if United do sign a new striker this week it may be too late for him to play Camara and Wigan at the weekend.

But there could be one departure before then, and I hear that there is a "good chance" that central defender Jean Alain Boumsong will go back to France on loan with Bordeaux in the next couple of days, and possibly before tonight's deadline for registering players for the next stages of the Champions League.
The Chronicle first revealed United's interest in Kuyt (left) back in April, and while the player has more than once indicated he would be willing to come to St James' Park, Feyenoord are in no hurry to sell him - especially after they picked up around £8m from Chelsea a couple of months ago for their young striker Salomon Kalou.

Feyenoord are holding out for a similar fee for Kuyt, but United are obviously hoping to get him a bit cheaper if they decide to make him an offer.

While Roeder and United step up their search for a striker, they have not lost interest in midfielder Thomas Gravesen, and chief scout David Mills will watch him play for Denmark against Poland tomorrow night.

But United know that other clubs are sniffing for the tough-tackling midfielder, and if they have to pay a price for putting Gravesen on the back burner because their priorities are up front, then so be it.

The same applies to England left-back Wayne Bridge, but I believe that if and when Ashley Cole finally moves across London from Arsenal to Chelsea then Bridge will be on his way to St James' Park.

Roeder has allowed United's promising young defender Paul Huntington to go to Plymouth Argyle for a week's experience and he will play for their reserves tomorrow night.

wonder if its worth another look at Boumsong?? only joking thats one player who i really rated many moons ago, but he has been ruined having to play with bramble

[Ryan]

wonder if its worth another look at Boumsong?? only joking thats one player who i really rated many moons ago, but he has been ruined having to play with bramble

He didn't suddenly become a bad player because he was stuck beside Ttitus Bramble. He's fcuking hopeless in his very own right.

If anything, big Titus has managed to retain *some* tiny shred of dignity out of their partnership, Boumsong though is a hapless, clueless, joke of a footballer who will never play in this country again.

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He didn't suddenly become a bad player because he was stuck beside Ttitus Bramble. He's fcuking hopeless in his very own right.

If anything, big Titus has managed to retain *some* tiny shred of dignity out of their partnership, Boumsong though is a hapless, clueless, joke of a footballer who will never play in this country again.

seems to play well for his country though.

[Le Chacal]

I would suggest in future before making smart arsed remarks you get your facts straight

As far as I am aware none of the above stated it was a "done deal"

Informer stated a fee had been agreed but there was still work to be done on personal terms etc.. he actually stated it was by no means a done deal

Wallet said a £9.4 million bid had been made and no reply received

I said my source "Expects Kuyt to sign this week" or "should sign this week".

Maybe my English is terrible but none of the above sounds anything remotetly like a "done deal"

Maybe you should also look and criticise some of those on this site who have made similar claims or does that not fit into your agenda

If you cant argue your points with facts keep your trap shut:whatever: :whatever:

Very nice justification my friend. They will be all happy you're taking their defence. My point was only about "Insiders". Thats why i put you in that list.

Fact: deal is not done.

[Ryan]

seems to play well for his country though.

Yup, when he's got Gallas, Thuram and Makelele around him to wipe his arse.

He's ****in BRUTAL.

[Lecter]

Very nice justification my friend. They will be all happy you're taking their defence. My point was only about "Insiders". Thats why i put you in that list.

Fact: deal is not done.

FACT is I never said it was

The only person who has was Groucho and for some unknown reason you have chosen not to mention him

I'm not particularly bothered what you think anyway

If I valued your opinion it would bother me

[Don Quixote]

You do sound well bothered though.

[Le Chacal]

Well Im sorry I dont know all the Gold Club "Insiders"...I only spent a few weeks in GC before he saw I had no rights to be there haha...I still can see your posts on KT Insider though...
Im not particularly bothered what you think about my opinion either..For some reason I never liked the self-proclaimed "Insiders", actually i dont think there are any on football forums...Im only here to talk about football and LFC and I consider you as a normal poster like anyone else on this forum...

[Ryan]

FACT is I never said it was

The only person who has was Groucho and for some unknown reason you have chosen not to mention him

I'm not particularly bothered what you think anyway

If I valued your opinion it would bother me

I'm loathe to break up this 'thrilling' chat between you pair, but would it maybe possibly be alright for somebody kind enough to y'now let us know whether this ****ing lad is gonna sign within the next *******ing ice age?

Cheers.

[Ryan]

You do sound well bothered though.

Ha ha ha.

[bazza76]

Ha ha ha.

Other sources are claiming that Newcastle are prepared to pay Kuyt 90k a week and we are willing to pay only half that, but Kuyt is willing to join us anyway, despite the wage thing. personally, i think there is a mix up here, thinking more like 90k in Euros and 45k or so in Sterling. But still, I hope its true that Kuyt has admitted he wants to join Liverpool.