The Daniel Alves thread.

[AFII]

Lets sign Navas then!!

Arsenal wants him. Sevilla have said that if they pay the price they want then they can have him.

Sevilla will sell their players for the right price. They have probably the best youth team set up together with Ajax and Barcelona.

I wouldn't have anything against if we signed up their youth team manager.

[Phil]

Phil, switch off the computer and go to sleep

I did....about an hour later!
I'll look for one of those tapes

[Fiddy]

Lets sign Navas then!!

Isn't he the guy that gets nosebleeds as soon as he leaves his local village?

[AFII]

Isn't he the guy that gets nosebleeds as soon as he leaves his local village?

Something like that.

[AFII]

It looks like the Sevilla President again didn't tell the truth when it comes down to Alves signing a new deal. He has still not signed it.

I wonder why........

[Howard_lfc]

It looks like the Sevilla President again didn't tell the truth when it comes down to Alves signing a new deal. He has still not signed it.

I wonder why........

Coz Rafa's already got his claws into him that's why.

Oh and Alves is definately a sofa and not a lampshade !!

[Shaggy]

Celtic are competing with Liverpool to sign 16-year-old Romanian Dumitru Copil, dubbed "the new Gheorghe Hagi." (Scottish Daily Express)

[Parm]

Didn't we bid more than £10m for Alves last summer?

I'd be absolutely pig-sick to see those ******s land Alves.

dunno, how good is Alves really?

[Shaggy]

dunno, how good is Alves really?

Bloody fantastic on each and every occasion I’ve seen him play.

[alunevans]

ALVES RIGHT FOR CHELSEA
By Martin Lipton

CHELSEA are ready to end their search for a right-back by tabling a £10million bid for Sevilla's Brazilian Daniel Alves.

Alves was a key component of the Sevilla team that won the UEFA Cup last season and currently stand third in La Liga.

Liverpool thought they had tied up a deal to land the 23-year-old in the summer, only to back away when the Spanish side did not lower their £12m valuation. But while Chelsea will not open the bidding at that level, their bottomless pockets will allow Jose Mourinho to make the signing he considers necessary in the transfer window.

Chelsea are still without a first-choice right-back, with Cameroon ace Geremi, a converted midfielder, filling the role now after Mourinho lost faith in Paulo Ferreira and Khalid Boulahrouz.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...name_page.html

Doesn't say much for Maureens judgement does it. He paid about 14 million for that Ferreira didn't he. And he now has to buy again for a similar fee to replace him. Easiest job in the world really isn't it. When other managers screw up they have to live with it. When he does he just spends double figures AGAIN on a replacement. Makes you realise what a twonk he is.

[dom9]

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[Shaggy]

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[dom9]

[puredale]

The highlight of Sevilla's fourteenth win in a row in the Pizjuan must have been the performance of one of the most talked about players in the world, Daniel Alves - a footballer who more than lives up to the hype. Should Liverpool decide to throw their lot in with billionaire backers with alleged links to child slavery, then they could do no worse that spending a large chunk of the windfall on the brilliant Brazilian full back.

With his shoulders hunched like Craig Bellamy - the only way imaginable that the two could ever be compared - Alves is diarrhoea-inducing threat for opposition defenders but equally as strong at the back. Like one of those annoying yappy dogs, he has a tendency to hound opposition attackers off the ball and charge upfield with his prize. Alves is also a superb reader of the game and cut out nearly every one of Beckham's pinged-in passes, well before they reached their intended targets.

from F365

[Shaggy]

The highlight of Sevilla's fourteenth win in a row in the Pizjuan must have been the performance of one of the most talked about players in the world, Daniel Alves - a footballer who more than lives up to the hype. Should Liverpool decide to throw their lot in with billionaire backers with alleged links to child slavery, then they could do no worse that spending a large chunk of the windfall on the brilliant Brazilian full back.

With his shoulders hunched like Craig Bellamy - the only way imaginable that the two could ever be compared - Alves is diarrhoea-inducing threat for opposition defenders but equally as strong at the back. Like one of those annoying yappy dogs, he has a tendency to hound opposition attackers off the ball and charge upfield with his prize. Alves is also a superb reader of the game and cut out nearly every one of Beckham's pinged-in passes, well before they reached their intended targets.

from F365