Liverpool veut silva !!

Article dans le daily mail:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1170516/Valencia-ruined-chance-selling-Silva-claims-Liverpools-Benitez.html
En dirait que quelqu'un a Valence a un peu trop parler dans les journaux de ce transfert.C'est pour cela que pour l'instant Silva n'est plus la priorité de rafa.

Gerrard100 wrote:

Article dans le daily mail:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1170516/Valencia-ruined-chance-selling-Silva-claims-Liverpools-Benitez.html
En dirait que quelqu'un a Valence a un peu trop parler dans les journaux de ce transfert.C'est pour cela que pour l'instant Silva n'est plus la priorité de rafa.

Je le sens bien moi l'arrivé de Silva...

Je ne sais pas pourquoi mais je la sens bien

Un article de eurosport.uk qui envisage le départ de Xabi Alonso vers Arsenal, et la venue de Silva en compensation:



Transfers - Gossip Shop: Silva lining for LiverpoolEurosport - Wed, 13 May 12:44:00 2009

Such is Xabi Alonso's popularity on the Kop these days, were he to leave it would take a big-name player of a certain quality to appease Liverpool fans.

With Arsenal set to ramp up their efforts to take him to the Emirates Stadium this summer, Alonso's departure from Anfield is becoming ever more likely.

The Spain international's price may have risen a couple of million pounds after a stellar season at Liverpool, but the Gunners know they need a player of quality and experience if they are to avoid the torture of another trophy-less campaign.

Alonso ticks all the right boxes and the Star reports that Arsene Wenger is ready to splash £18 million to get his man and boost his side's chances of actually winning something next season.

So where could Liverpool spend that kind of money? Step forward Valencia's David Silva. Valencia are so badly in debt that they may be forced to cash in on their best players during the close season.

The Spanish club owe around £100m and have had to put plans for a new stadium on hold, but with the likes of Silva, David Villa and Raul Albiol in their ranks, a large chunk of that debt could be wiped out with big money summer deals.

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is keen to take Silva to Merseyside and has sent his chief scout to Valencia to table a £15m take-it-or-leave-it offer.

Benitez would prefer to avoid a bidding war for Silva, but whatever happens, a deal for the Spain winger is unlikely to become as drawn out as the transfer of Carlos Tevez is threatening to get.

Clearly inspired by this site's very own photoshopped effort of Frank Ribery, Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka sporting Real Madrid shirts (click on the link below today's far more realistic shot to take a look our aspiring Picasso's effort), the Daily Mail has plumped for a shot of Tevez in a Liverpool shirt on its back page today.

There he is, the little striker grinning from ear to ear with a clean-shaven Benitez (which, weirdly, now looks rather odd - and to think we mocked him when he opted to grow his facial hair) next to him, wrapping a fatherly arm around his shoulders.

And the pair look happy, almost like it's meant to be.

Maybe it is, but there is one man who will do his utmost to make sure a similar photo never comes to light in reality - Sir Alex Ferguson.

Historically, Ferguson does not like - nay, allow - players to move from Old Trafford to Anfield. Most recently, Gabriel Heinze found this out and the Argentine hard man had to settle instead for Real Madrid.

Indeed, the last player to make the trip down the M62 was Phil Chisnall all the way back in 1964, when Fergie was still a prolific St Johnstone striker.

But the paper itself admits the photo is nothing more than a wind-up - "our little bit of photo trickery is still certain to make Sir Alex's blood boil" - and even if Liverpool were seriously considering a mega-deal to take Tevez to Merseyside, they would face stiff competition from another of United's main rivals - Manchester City.

City have emerged as a prime contender to win the race to sign Tevez after his agent Kia Joorabchian revealed his man may be willing to forgo Champions League football if the club has big aspirations and lots of money.

GS can't think of any other club Joorabchian could possibly be talking about. Although it remains to be seen how Fergie would view a move across town, even though relations between the two Manchester sides are not quite as strained as between United and Liverpool.

Elsewhere, Fulham keeper Mark Schwarzer is the subject of some considerable interest from Aston Villa and Tottenham , while Everton are keen on signing Cardiff midfielder Joe Ledley for £3.5m and Chelsea stopper Michael Mancienne on loan.

Blackburn have made enquiries into the possibility of bringing Barcelona whizzkid Bojan Krkic to Ewood Park on a loan deal and on-loan Portsmouth winger Jermaine Pennant is open to offers - from anyone, really - when the Liverpool-owned ace's contract expires at the end of the current campaign.

And finally, Steve Bruce has resigned himself to Antonio Valencia 's departure this summer, with Manchester United and Real Madrid set to battle it out for the Ecuadorian's signature.



J'espère que nous parviendrons à garder Xabi, ce serait une grosse erreur de le transférer...
En retour, nous n'avons aucune garantie que Siva réussisse son adptation en première league.
Ce jeu de transfer ne nous apportera rien: on a tout à perdre et rien à gagner si ce n'est que Silva compense un minimum le départ de Xabi Alonso.

Tea-time wrote:

Un article de eurosport.uk qui envisage le départ de Xabi Alonso vers Arsenal, et la venue de Silva en compensation:



Transfers - Gossip Shop: Silva lining for LiverpoolEurosport - Wed, 13 May 12:44:00 2009

Such is Xabi Alonso's popularity on the Kop these days, were he to leave it would take a big-name player of a certain quality to appease Liverpool fans.

With Arsenal set to ramp up their efforts to take him to the Emirates Stadium this summer, Alonso's departure from Anfield is becoming ever more likely.

The Spain international's price may have risen a couple of million pounds after a stellar season at Liverpool, but the Gunners know they need a player of quality and experience if they are to avoid the torture of another trophy-less campaign.

Alonso ticks all the right boxes and the Star reports that Arsene Wenger is ready to splash £18 million to get his man and boost his side's chances of actually winning something next season.

So where could Liverpool spend that kind of money? Step forward Valencia's David Silva. Valencia are so badly in debt that they may be forced to cash in on their best players during the close season.

The Spanish club owe around £100m and have had to put plans for a new stadium on hold, but with the likes of Silva, David Villa and Raul Albiol in their ranks, a large chunk of that debt could be wiped out with big money summer deals.

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is keen to take Silva to Merseyside and has sent his chief scout to Valencia to table a £15m take-it-or-leave-it offer.

Benitez would prefer to avoid a bidding war for Silva, but whatever happens, a deal for the Spain winger is unlikely to become as drawn out as the transfer of Carlos Tevez is threatening to get.

Clearly inspired by this site's very own photoshopped effort of Frank Ribery, Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka sporting Real Madrid shirts (click on the link below today's far more realistic shot to take a look our aspiring Picasso's effort), the Daily Mail has plumped for a shot of Tevez in a Liverpool shirt on its back page today.

There he is, the little striker grinning from ear to ear with a clean-shaven Benitez (which, weirdly, now looks rather odd - and to think we mocked him when he opted to grow his facial hair) next to him, wrapping a fatherly arm around his shoulders.

And the pair look happy, almost like it's meant to be.

Maybe it is, but there is one man who will do his utmost to make sure a similar photo never comes to light in reality - Sir Alex Ferguson.

Historically, Ferguson does not like - nay, allow - players to move from Old Trafford to Anfield. Most recently, Gabriel Heinze found this out and the Argentine hard man had to settle instead for Real Madrid.

Indeed, the last player to make the trip down the M62 was Phil Chisnall all the way back in 1964, when Fergie was still a prolific St Johnstone striker.

But the paper itself admits the photo is nothing more than a wind-up - "our little bit of photo trickery is still certain to make Sir Alex's blood boil" - and even if Liverpool were seriously considering a mega-deal to take Tevez to Merseyside, they would face stiff competition from another of United's main rivals - Manchester City.

City have emerged as a prime contender to win the race to sign Tevez after his agent Kia Joorabchian revealed his man may be willing to forgo Champions League football if the club has big aspirations and lots of money.

GS can't think of any other club Joorabchian could possibly be talking about. Although it remains to be seen how Fergie would view a move across town, even though relations between the two Manchester sides are not quite as strained as between United and Liverpool.

Elsewhere, Fulham keeper Mark Schwarzer is the subject of some considerable interest from Aston Villa and Tottenham , while Everton are keen on signing Cardiff midfielder Joe Ledley for £3.5m and Chelsea stopper Michael Mancienne on loan.

Blackburn have made enquiries into the possibility of bringing Barcelona whizzkid Bojan Krkic to Ewood Park on a loan deal and on-loan Portsmouth winger Jermaine Pennant is open to offers - from anyone, really - when the Liverpool-owned ace's contract expires at the end of the current campaign.

And finally, Steve Bruce has resigned himself to Antonio Valencia 's departure this summer, with Manchester United and Real Madrid set to battle it out for the Ecuadorian's signature.



J'espère que nous parviendrons à garder Xabi, ce serait une grosse erreur de le transférer...
En retour, nous n'avons aucune garantie que Siva réussisse son adptation en première league.
Ce jeu de transfer ne nous apportera rien: on a tout à perdre et rien à gagner si ce n'est que Silva compense un minimum le départ de Xabi Alonso.

Siva c'est pas vraiment le même poste que Xabi non?

Silva joue MO DGC .
Vers un 4-4-2 avec l'arrivée d'un nouveau ( grand ) attaquant ?

S'il faut se séparer de Xabi, peut aller voir ailleurs si j'y suis le Silva.

De toute façon si Xabi partait , ça m'étonnerais énormément de le voir chez un concurrent .

Kilkenny wrote:

S'il faut se séparer de Xabi, peut aller voir ailleurs si j'y suis le Silva.

Oui je te suis là;c'est pas vraiment le même genre...

Simon59 wrote:

Tea-time wrote:

Un article de eurosport.uk qui envisage le départ de Xabi Alonso vers Arsenal, et la venue de Silva en compensation:



Transfers - Gossip Shop: Silva lining for LiverpoolEurosport - Wed, 13 May 12:44:00 2009

Such is Xabi Alonso's popularity on the Kop these days, were he to leave it would take a big-name player of a certain quality to appease Liverpool fans.

With Arsenal set to ramp up their efforts to take him to the Emirates Stadium this summer, Alonso's departure from Anfield is becoming ever more likely.

The Spain international's price may have risen a couple of million pounds after a stellar season at Liverpool, but the Gunners know they need a player of quality and experience if they are to avoid the torture of another trophy-less campaign.

Alonso ticks all the right boxes and the Star reports that Arsene Wenger is ready to splash £18 million to get his man and boost his side's chances of actually winning something next season.

So where could Liverpool spend that kind of money? Step forward Valencia's David Silva. Valencia are so badly in debt that they may be forced to cash in on their best players during the close season.

The Spanish club owe around £100m and have had to put plans for a new stadium on hold, but with the likes of Silva, David Villa and Raul Albiol in their ranks, a large chunk of that debt could be wiped out with big money summer deals.

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is keen to take Silva to Merseyside and has sent his chief scout to Valencia to table a £15m take-it-or-leave-it offer.

Benitez would prefer to avoid a bidding war for Silva, but whatever happens, a deal for the Spain winger is unlikely to become as drawn out as the transfer of Carlos Tevez is threatening to get.

Clearly inspired by this site's very own photoshopped effort of Frank Ribery, Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka sporting Real Madrid shirts (click on the link below today's far more realistic shot to take a look our aspiring Picasso's effort), the Daily Mail has plumped for a shot of Tevez in a Liverpool shirt on its back page today.

There he is, the little striker grinning from ear to ear with a clean-shaven Benitez (which, weirdly, now looks rather odd - and to think we mocked him when he opted to grow his facial hair) next to him, wrapping a fatherly arm around his shoulders.

And the pair look happy, almost like it's meant to be.

Maybe it is, but there is one man who will do his utmost to make sure a similar photo never comes to light in reality - Sir Alex Ferguson.

Historically, Ferguson does not like - nay, allow - players to move from Old Trafford to Anfield. Most recently, Gabriel Heinze found this out and the Argentine hard man had to settle instead for Real Madrid.

Indeed, the last player to make the trip down the M62 was Phil Chisnall all the way back in 1964, when Fergie was still a prolific St Johnstone striker.

But the paper itself admits the photo is nothing more than a wind-up - "our little bit of photo trickery is still certain to make Sir Alex's blood boil" - and even if Liverpool were seriously considering a mega-deal to take Tevez to Merseyside, they would face stiff competition from another of United's main rivals - Manchester City.

City have emerged as a prime contender to win the race to sign Tevez after his agent Kia Joorabchian revealed his man may be willing to forgo Champions League football if the club has big aspirations and lots of money.

GS can't think of any other club Joorabchian could possibly be talking about. Although it remains to be seen how Fergie would view a move across town, even though relations between the two Manchester sides are not quite as strained as between United and Liverpool.

Elsewhere, Fulham keeper Mark Schwarzer is the subject of some considerable interest from Aston Villa and Tottenham , while Everton are keen on signing Cardiff midfielder Joe Ledley for £3.5m and Chelsea stopper Michael Mancienne on loan.

Blackburn have made enquiries into the possibility of bringing Barcelona whizzkid Bojan Krkic to Ewood Park on a loan deal and on-loan Portsmouth winger Jermaine Pennant is open to offers - from anyone, really - when the Liverpool-owned ace's contract expires at the end of the current campaign.

And finally, Steve Bruce has resigned himself to Antonio Valencia 's departure this summer, with Manchester United and Real Madrid set to battle it out for the Ecuadorian's signature.



J'espère que nous parviendrons à garder Xabi, ce serait une grosse erreur de le transférer...
En retour, nous n'avons aucune garantie que Siva réussisse son adptation en première league.
Ce jeu de transfer ne nous apportera rien: on a tout à perdre et rien à gagner si ce n'est que Silva compense un minimum le départ de Xabi Alonso.

Siva c'est pas vraiment le même poste que Xabi non?

Silva son poste c'est l'infirmerie
Plus érieusement, d'après ce que j'ai pu voir de lui, il joue souvent en soutien de l'attaquant (milieu offensif en somme) et même parfois à l'aile gauche.

Simon59 wrote:

Kilkenny wrote:

S'il faut se séparer de Xabi, peut aller voir ailleurs si j'y suis le Silva.

Oui je te suis là;c'est pas vraiment le même genre...

C'est pas vraiment dans ce sens là que je l'entends (même si, tu as raison sur ce point, le départ éventuel de Xabi nous obligerait à recruter un milieu axial de niveau équivalent, puisque les deux joueurs n'ont pas le même profil).
C'est surtout que Silva comporte une part d'inconnu là où Xabi est déjà acclimaté à Liverpool.

Kilkenny wrote:

Simon59 wrote:

Kilkenny wrote:

S'il faut se séparer de Xabi, peut aller voir ailleurs si j'y suis le Silva.

Oui je te suis là;c'est pas vraiment le même genre...

C'est pas vraiment dans ce sens là que je l'entends (même si, tu as raison sur ce point, le départ éventuel de Xabi nous obligerait à recruter un milieu axial de niveau équivalent, puisque les deux joueurs n'ont pas le même profil).
C'est surtout que Silva comporte une part d'inconnu là où Xabi est déjà acclimaté à Liverpool.

C'est ce que je voulais dire...De toute façon on est tous d'accord gardons Xabi..

18 m£ pour Xabi ? Qu'il aille se faire foutre.

Tiëstorrard wrote:

18 m£ pour Xabi ? Qu'il aille se faire foutre.

Xabi Alonso veut rester

L'agent de Xabi Alonso a déclaré que son client, annoncé sur le départ, ne voulait pas quitter Liverpool cet été. Le milieu international espagnol des Reds, âgé de 27 ans, serait notamment convoité par Manchester City et Arsenal.

"Je ne sais rien de ces rumeurs. Comme Xabi l'a toujours répété, il est heureux à Liverpool et il ne pense qu'à ce club" , a indiqué Ignacio Ibanez, l'agent de l'ancien joueur de la Real Sociedad.

Eurosport

Petit message pour les modos:

Je crois qu'il y a 3 voir 4 topics où on parle des mêmes histoires (Xabi surtout, Tevez, Silva...)

Si vous arrivez à nettoyer tout ça, par je ne sais quel tour de magie dont vous êtes les seuls à avoir le secret, ça serait vraiment top!

Merci!





P.S: je suis bien conscient que c'est plus que difficile, et je vous remercie si vous arrivez à faire qqchose...

http://www.goal.com/fr/news/33/transferts/2009/06/03/1303409/transferts-liverpool-offre-175-millions-plus-voronin-pour

samfandesreds wrote:

http://www.goal.com/fr/news/33/transferts/2009/06/03/1303409/transferts-liverpool-offre-175-millions-plus-voronin-pour

Aaaaaahhh voilà une bonne nouvelle

reds57 wrote:

samfandesreds wrote:

http://www.goal.com/fr/news/33/transferts/2009/06/03/1303409/transferts-liverpool-offre-175-millions-plus-voronin-pour

Aaaaaahhh voilà une bonne nouvelle

moi ça m'emmerde toujours pour voro ; on gagne un ailier mais on perd une solution dans l'axe...

Ouais enfin c'est pas non plus comme si c'était fait, hein...

pitou wrote:

reds57 wrote:

samfandesreds wrote:

http://www.goal.com/fr/news/33/transferts/2009/06/03/1303409/transferts-liverpool-offre-175-millions-plus-voronin-pour

Aaaaaahhh voilà une bonne nouvelle

moi ça m'emmerde toujours pour voro ; on gagne un ailier mais on perd une solution dans l'axe...

Voronin ne pouvais de toute facon pas joué seul en pointe. Silva peux joué comme deuxiéme attaquant.
Puis avec Torres, Kuyt, Ngog, et peut être Owen,on a assez d'attaquant.

Buddy wrote:

Ouais enfin c'est pas non plus comme si c'était fait, hein...

Pas grave, l'espoir fait vivre

Silva a Liverpool c'est difficile , ce serait magnifique mais je vois difficilement comment cela pourrait se faire.

Snatch wrote:

Silva a Liverpool c'est difficile , ce serait magnifique mais je vois difficilement comment cela pourrait se faire.

Pourquoi si difficile?

Je pense qu'avec les problèmes financiers que vie l'équipe de Valence, il est fort probable en cas de bonne offre de notre part que Silva nous rejoigne. Et cela serait très interressant car il a d'énorme qualité et s'il s'adapte à la façon d'el nino cela peut faire très mal !!!

Alors pour sont transfert sur les bord de la mersey je dit oui ++++

Marioous wrote:

Snatch wrote:

Silva a Liverpool c'est difficile , ce serait magnifique mais je vois difficilement comment cela pourrait se faire.

Pourquoi si difficile?

Bas tout d'abord ,le problème Perez!!
Florentino fait son marché et a pour objectif de recruter un joueur espagnol de gros calibre dont Alonso malheureusement , mais aussi Silva et je crains que Liverpool ne puisse s'aligner sur "Le marché de Florentino" qui commence personnellement a m'agacer a fausser le marché et a spéculer sur la moiter des joueurs européen.