Real Madrid offered yesterday 47 million € for Villa. Valencia rejected. Also, they added another winger for the list, Cazorla (from Villarreal and sub at the national team this Euro).

Robinho may sign today with Chelsea.

Waxangel

United States33508 Posts

August 26 2008 08:07 GMT

#62

On August 26 2008 16:29 Telemako wrote:
Real Madrid offered yesterday 47 million € for Villa. Valencia rejected. Also, they added another winger for the list, Cazorla (from Villarreal and sub at the national team this Euro).

Robinho may sign today with Chelsea.

man, it pains me that tottenham is trying to charge manu about that much for berbatov

Liquid`Drone

Norway28731 Posts

August 26 2008 08:46 GMT

#63

well portsmouth have played chelsea and united, not really that big a shock that they have 0 points :p

Raidern

Brazil3811 Posts

August 26 2008 14:59 GMT

#64

I'm sure Robinho won't be in the starting lineup in Chelsea and that's going to be well deserved. He is too thin for english premier league. Tevez is much stronger than him and took a lot of time to adapt.

Liquid`Drone

Norway28731 Posts

August 26 2008 15:29 GMT

#65

ya the fact is tevez took what, like 25 games before he scored his first goal? and he was an incredible player already.

Telemako

Spain1636 Posts

August 26 2008 15:40 GMT

#66

I agree with Raidern, also he slows up the ball so much... gonna get crushed with premier's fast paced game.

Cazorla signing looks done btw.

Ra.Xor.2

United States1784 Posts

August 26 2008 15:43 GMT

#67

On August 26 2008 23:59 Raidern wrote:
I'm sure Robinho won't be in the starting lineup in Chelsea and that's going to be well deserved. He is too thin for english premier league. Tevez is much stronger than him and took a lot of time to adapt.

Neither is Luka Modric yet he has been in the starting lineup and been performing quite well as of the first two games.

Breavman

Sweden598 Posts

August 26 2008 16:19 GMT

#68

But Modric is another player type and also I'm sure that Croatian football is pretty physical as well so he should be used to it.

ilj.psa

Peru3081 Posts

August 26 2008 16:24 GMT

#69

On August 26 2008 13:07 Ra.Xor.2 wrote:

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And Arsenal has no English players in their starting lineup

Walcott? ;o

InfeSteD

United States4658 Posts

August 26 2008 16:55 GMT

#70

Does anyone hate Real Madrid? I mean they offer tons and tons of millions for superstars that sometimes they end up putting in the bench because they have too many of them, I dont see the point... they are trying to get david villa now... zomg who else do u guys want?

InfeSteD

United States4658 Posts

August 26 2008 17:00 GMT

#71

btw robinho is one of my favorite players, to be honest with you I think he can adapt to any style, he can be explosive and he can be slow paced as well.. depending on what the demand is...

Telemako

Spain1636 Posts

August 26 2008 17:01 GMT

#72

Isn't it the way high level sports works? Teams buy players, teams win tourneys and fame, teams earn money, teams buy more players to win more tourneys to earn more money.

ilj.psa

Peru3081 Posts

August 26 2008 17:03 GMT

#73

Agreed sometimes they just buy stars and leave the other ones in the bench thus killing many stars careers from this. They lose form, and takes a lot of time for them to regain it.
If they buy Villa , i don't see Higuain playing at all.
I like Madrid, but i don't agree with certain things they do just like Chelsea.

d(O.o)a

Canada5066 Posts

August 26 2008 17:16 GMT

#74

Go Paton!

InfeSteD

United States4658 Posts

August 26 2008 18:26 GMT

#75

On August 27 2008 02:01 Telemako wrote:
Isn't it the way high level sports works? Teams buy players, teams win tourneys and fame, teams earn money, teams buy more players to win more tourneys to earn more money.

They burned so many players in the bench of madrid, i can go for hours naming them this past 10 years...

and also just a quick example would be robinho..

sometimes I like to think about things the simple way.. like this:

Brazil = No1 Team in the World...
Robino = Brazil Starter <--- best team in the world right?
Robino bench in real madrid.. I hate them ..

InfeSteD

United States4658 Posts

August 26 2008 18:28 GMT

#76

Its like taking UpMagic from eSTRO to put him in teams like CJ, Khan, OZ etc and just leave him at the pro house and let him burn out and not getting televised games in PL when he could be a star in eSTRO etc.. just for the heck of.. "We are so good and rich we can have UpMagic in the B team, sup?"

Telemako

Spain1636 Posts

August 26 2008 18:33 GMT

#77

Robinho was an starter for RM until his performances went down (first seasons) or got injured (last season) so, really, Robinho is a bad example. I agree RM and other big teams burn down good looking players but I guess it's their choice trying to be succesful in big teams and they expose to that.

SayTT

Sweden2158 Posts

August 26 2008 18:45 GMT

#78

On August 27 2008 01:55 InfeSteD[rA] wrote:
Does anyone hate Real Madrid? I mean they offer tons and tons of millions for superstars that sometimes they end up putting in the bench because they have too many of them, I dont see the point... they are trying to get david villa now... zomg who else do u guys want?

United is even worse when it comes to that.

white_box921

United Kingdom967 Posts

August 26 2008 19:37 GMT

#79

United probably kill more stars than RM, although I am bias since I know a lot less about RM than MU.

And Brazil not = No.1 team in the world, at least not according to the world ranking right now. Nor the reigning world cup champion

InfeSteD

United States4658 Posts

August 26 2008 20:05 GMT

#80

I would bet my bank account money for brazil against any team ? I think a lot of people would do that as well... Brazil would prolly be the favorite against anyone? or no?