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Real Madrid plot £55m move for Bale, City want Cavani and/or Falcwow and Arsenal and Liverpool eye Ogbonna...

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nepgunner (Arsenal) says...

Please stop publishing this bullsh*t that Arsene Wenger has this much / that much transfer kitty at his disposal to buy this and that player. Don't you guys at f365 think its obscenely shameless for such rumor to come out at exactly the same time (a week or two plus/minus) every year? I personally believe f365 will loose all its credibility by publishing Arsenal transfer news alone in some years. So guys, do yourselves a favor and stop falling for this hoax rumor mill spun by paper selling / hit counting rackets - which I hope f365 is not a member of ;-)

Posted 7:43am 24th February 2013

southak (Liverpool) says...

Fal-wow? Is that the best that can be done? I'm sorry but that's rubbish.

Posted 6:45pm 23rd February 2013

rocco1504 says...

I see Real have already spent the £55 Mil that's burning a hole in their pocket from the sale of Ronnie next summer, If I was Spuds, I'd have their arm off at that money.............Bale's good, but he's no Ronaldo.

Posted 4:35pm 23rd February 2013

eric'sballs (Manchester United) says...

"£55 million" appears to be the favourite pluck it out of your bottom transfer figure of the week. First Utd are plotting "£55 million" bid for Ronnie now Real Madrid are plotting "£55 million" bid for Bale. You'd think they'd at least adjust it by a million or so for the semblance of some thread of credibility

Posted 4:04pm 23rd February 2013

redgenesis (Manchester United) says...

If City sign Cavani and Fatcao i would be quite scared. But at least they'd likely still have Mancini as manager.

Posted 3:26pm 23rd February 2013

kernowpete (Arsenal) says...

Bloody nora some financial fighting talk from Arsene Wenger! Careful what you say, if you buy a Gervinho this summer, with that kind of purse mentioned, people are gonna take to the streets around here with pitch forks. Go on you old bugger, blow a fortune. You know you want to.

Posted 2:14pm 23rd February 2013

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