Is out.
Their star man has not travelled for PSV. Get in!
Plus I spelt his name wrong. It's Afellay......
Their star man has not travelled for PSV. Get in!
Plus I spelt his name wrong. It's Afellay......
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Who is he meant to be the new of?Originally posted by DannyMan2006 View PostIs out.
Their star man has not travelled for PSV. Get in!
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I think we were in for him at some point if I remember correctly?Comment
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Bad news for them, good news for us.
From the brief moments I have seen him play he reminds me of Ryan Babel.
Hes only a kid, just shows how their squad has weakened after continuously having to sell their best talent.Comment
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Johan Cruyff.Originally posted by lfc1394 View Post
Frank Arnesen at Chelsea thinks he will be the next great European to play the game.Forwards.......Comment
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That reminds me, Chelsea got a 12 year old from China or somethng the other day. Talk about stealing a march on your rivals!Originally posted by fredo View PostWhat like 14 years old ?
EDIT: It's france
Chelsea scout Guy Hilton has today confirmed the signing of twelve year old French wonder kid Jeremy Boga from ASPTT Marseille.
He has also been wanted by French giant's Lyon and Marseille, but because his father is living in London, he has decided to come and join him.
"That is not a transfer, as the rules forbid it"
Hillion told French reporters.
"We couldn`t have signed Jeremy if Mr Boga hadn't been in London."
"Chelsea took him because he has the talent to play at the highest level. He`s an excellent number 10."
His French club are apparently upset that all negotiations were done behind there back, a director at the club said,
"We have had no news from the Boga family neither from Chelsea, this happened behind our back"
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Was in the paper that Wenger's watched him about 20 times and Citeh have told PSV that they'll outbid anyone who comes in for him.Comment
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Originally posted by DannyMan2006 View Post
Knew it was something like that, normally the kiss of death, can't think of one player who was meant to be the new version of xyz who has ever lived up to the billing. Apart from Diao obviously
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Great news, this fella is super skilful.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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Too much of a risk. You cannot risk a joke with him during a match as he might notice nothing.Originally posted by DannyMan2006 View PostComment
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Not Arnesen, but another Dutch bloke working for Chelsea.Originally posted by fredo View Post
The hottest young property in European football will be unleashed against Liverpool this week.
Ibrahim Afellay is the 22-year-old PSV Eindhoven midfielder who could have joined Manchester City on transfer deadline day. He is also top of the Arsenal list of players to watch.
In fact, PSV say the Gunners sent scouts to check on Afellay 15 times last season. There's a £12million get-out clause in the youngster's contract, so potential buyers know what he's going to cost. But the big question is, just how good is Afellay?
Ronald Koeman, the former Dutch star and renowned coach, insisted: "Ibrahim has certain things in his style that can be compared to Johan Cruyff's game.
"He can speed up with the ball, he can whizz past players as if they are puppets. He has qualities as an attacker which we hardly see these days in football." Piet de Visser, the international scout employed by Roman Abramovich, believes Afellay could be the next European superstar. But De Visser's regard for the PSV player is no guarantee he will end up at Stamford Bridge.
Man City have already told PSV they are prepared to outbid anyone else. On transfer deadline day, while City were gazumping Chelsea by landing Robinho, they also moved for the Dutchman of Moroccan parentage. But Afellay didn't want to rush into the move.
A transfer in the January window is now a real prospect - especially if he continues to prove his burgeoning talent at Anfield this week.
The first Premier League boss to spot his potential was Arsene Wenger. The Frenchman was astonished when he saw Afellay come on as a substitute against Arsenal when the Dutch side knocked the Gunners out of the Champions League 17 months ago.
Wenger has instructed his scouts to keep a close eye on the player ever since.
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ah shame, would have liked to have seen him play, he is supposed tobe the next big star of dutch football.
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Very good player, can only be good news for us.Comment
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