MrCrackles:

Nani

tubabie:

Don't let your eyes pop out Brashy, I'll advise you go watch your game closely

FBS:

another bleeping own goal? how many now. . .10?
how many Berbaa-goslow don score?

follypimpi:

[size=40pt]how market ??[/size]

Eastbay:

Own goals are part of soccer,my brother.

tkb417:

good game by United!!!

Everton next

how i wish we can have RIO for that game
Saha is becoming a lunatic and someone must slap him

tkb417:

wetin happen to this one?

tkb417:

na u sabi
one victory now, u people wont let us rest

rasputinn:

Hello scummies,I love you all,please keep dropping more points okay,and next time you wanna drop points,drop all three,it's berra dat way

MANCHESTER is on course for another summer of transfer strife with wealthy Manchester City preparing to move for their neighbours’ unsettled centre-back Nemanja Vidic. The move would form part of City’s strategy to replace Manchester United as England’s premier football club, and echoes their successful poaching of Carlos Tevez from Old Trafford last year.

Like Tevez, Vidic is understood to feel undervalued and he has attracted the interest of several leading clubs, including Real Madrid and AC Milan. The 28-year-old Serbia international’s contract expires in 2012 and United are yet to talk about extending it.

Despite signing Joleon Lescott and Kolo Toure for combined transfer fees of £40m, central defence remains a weak area for City. An approach to Vidic in the summer would be modelled on the attempt to lure John Terry from Chelsea in the last close season. City promised to double the then-England captain’s wages to £250,000 a week. Encouraged by communication from Terry that he would move should a transfer be agreed with Chelsea, City made a series of substantial offers, all of them rejected.

City’s interest is unlikely to be welcomed by Sir Alex Ferguson, United’s manager. He has had to deal with problems in central defence all season, with both Vidic and Rio Ferdinand frequent absentees. In January, United agreed an £10m deal for Fulham’s Chris Smalling. They are also monitoring the centre-back’s England under-21 teammate Jack Rodwell, of Everton, and Denmark international Simon Kjaer. Vidic, inset, feels that performances that saw him named as the Premier League Player of the Season last term should be rewarded with promotion into the £100,000-a-week wage bracket. Offers from City and Madrid to exceed those terms means Ferguson would have to sell to a major rival, improve Vidic’s pay or try to manage a disgruntled performer.

tkb417:

if City has 80million quid, he'll sell Vidic to them

thats not bad bizniz

smalling will become the new Vida

tkb417:

dunno wassup with Ando

HNIC:

The Scuttlebutt says that Ando may have played his last match for United
No one messes with the gum chewing monarch

tkb417:

if City has 80million quid, he'll sell Vidic to them

thats not bad bizniz

smalling will become the new Vida

jalether:

£80 million for vida , why not £50 billion

. . . .sorry dude, we don't deal with Poor club like yours.
we are talking about Citeh. . . . . Arab Money!!!! So shuu off with ur poor arse of a club!!!
Infact, i am calling Fergie now, we are raising the asking price to £150M!!
Sho like ee!!

tkb417:

i know Giggs is injured and i know vida is not 100% fit yet
dunno wassup with Ando

like u said, if they've got money, let them bring it

MrCrackles:

To bail you guys out of the serious financial mess you are in right

tkb417:

dunno wassup with Ando