THE D-DAY +++++by ElCapitano+++++
31.08.2013 - 08:31 Uhr
03.09.2013 - 00:25 Uhr
Zitat von england5germany1:
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
Link? Das würde mich nämlich mal brennend interessieren.
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
Link? Das würde mich nämlich mal brennend interessieren.
03.09.2013 - 00:25 Uhr
Anichebe also zu WBA. Kann meiner Quelle also doch noch vertrauen. :D
WAS IST MIT MATA???
WAS IST MIT MATA???
03.09.2013 - 00:25 Uhr
Zitat von pistolero79:
Barry on Loan oder permanent zu Everton ?
Wohl eine Leihe.
Barry on Loan oder permanent zu Everton ?
Wohl eine Leihe.
03.09.2013 - 00:26 Uhr
Zitat von england5germany1:
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
Wie hälst du dich sehr bedeckt, was meinst du damit?
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
Wie hälst du dich sehr bedeckt, was meinst du damit?
03.09.2013 - 00:26 Uhr
Zitat von pistolero79:
Barry on Loan oder permanent zu Everton ?Loan glaub ich.
Barry on Loan oder permanent zu Everton ?Loan glaub ich.
03.09.2013 - 00:26 Uhr
Zitat von 20LEGEND:
Zitat von england5germany1:
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
Link? Das würde mich nämlich mal brennend interessieren.Zitat
11.17pm BST Daniel Taylor has got to the bottom of the Herrera impasse
"I think we're going to hear a lot more about this in the coming days. The details are a bit sketchy but I've just had it confirmed from Old Trafford that the people who were in Spain, apparently negotiating on their behalf for Ander Herrera, were not sent there by the club and can accurately be described as 'impostors'.
Who on earth they were, no idea. But clearly they were trying to get in on the deal and it has ended in embarrassment for everyone. I get the feeling United are furious.
Their official explanation is that they simply couldn't persuade Bilbao to bring down the buyout clause and it was as straightforward as that (even though there is a clause, it doesn't mean the potential buyer has to meet it). However, there have clearly been all sorts of fun and games going on in the background and it's an embarrassment, to say the least."
Zitat von england5germany1:
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
Link? Das würde mich nämlich mal brennend interessieren.Zitat
11.17pm BST Daniel Taylor has got to the bottom of the Herrera impasse
"I think we're going to hear a lot more about this in the coming days. The details are a bit sketchy but I've just had it confirmed from Old Trafford that the people who were in Spain, apparently negotiating on their behalf for Ander Herrera, were not sent there by the club and can accurately be described as 'impostors'.
Who on earth they were, no idea. But clearly they were trying to get in on the deal and it has ended in embarrassment for everyone. I get the feeling United are furious.
Their official explanation is that they simply couldn't persuade Bilbao to bring down the buyout clause and it was as straightforward as that (even though there is a clause, it doesn't mean the potential buyer has to meet it). However, there have clearly been all sorts of fun and games going on in the background and it's an embarrassment, to say the least."
03.09.2013 - 00:26 Uhr
Zitat von england5germany1:
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
was sagt der Guardian?
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
was sagt der Guardian?
03.09.2013 - 00:26 Uhr
Zitat von Zodwar:
Zitat von england5germany1:
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
Wie hälst du dich sehr bedeckt, was meinst du damit?Zitat
Daniel Taylor has got to the bottom of the Herrera impasse
"I think we're going to hear a lot more about this in the coming days. The details are a bit sketchy but I've just had it confirmed from Old Trafford that the people who were in Spain, apparently negotiating on their behalf for Ander Herrera, were not sent there by the club and can accurately be described as 'impostors'.
Who on earth they were, no idea. But clearly they were trying to get in on the deal and it has ended in embarrassment for everyone. I get the feeling United are furious.
Their official explanation is that they simply couldn't persuade Bilbao to bring down the buyout clause and it was as straightforward as that (even though there is a clause, it doesn't mean the potential buyer has to meet it). However, there have clearly been all sorts of fun and games going on in the background and it's an embarrassment, to say the least."http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/sep/02/transfer-deadline-day-2013-ozil-fellaini-herrera-bale-live
?
Zitat von england5germany1:
Sollte das, was der Guardian über die Herrera-United Geschichte schreibt, auch nur ein bisschen Wahrheit enthalten, dann dürften in Manchester einige Stühle aber mächtig wackeln.
Wie hälst du dich sehr bedeckt, was meinst du damit?Zitat
Daniel Taylor has got to the bottom of the Herrera impasse
"I think we're going to hear a lot more about this in the coming days. The details are a bit sketchy but I've just had it confirmed from Old Trafford that the people who were in Spain, apparently negotiating on their behalf for Ander Herrera, were not sent there by the club and can accurately be described as 'impostors'.
Who on earth they were, no idea. But clearly they were trying to get in on the deal and it has ended in embarrassment for everyone. I get the feeling United are furious.
Their official explanation is that they simply couldn't persuade Bilbao to bring down the buyout clause and it was as straightforward as that (even though there is a clause, it doesn't mean the potential buyer has to meet it). However, there have clearly been all sorts of fun and games going on in the background and it's an embarrassment, to say the least."http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/sep/02/transfer-deadline-day-2013-ozil-fellaini-herrera-bale-live
?
03.09.2013 - 00:28 Uhr
Zitat
Daniel Taylor has got to the bottom of the Herrera impasse
"I think we're going to hear a lot more about this in the coming days. The details are a bit sketchy but I've just had it confirmed from Old Trafford that the people who were in Spain, apparently negotiating on their behalf for Ander Herrera, were not sent there by the club and can accurately be described as 'impostors'.
Who on earth they were, no idea. But clearly they were trying to get in on the deal and it has ended in embarrassment for everyone. I get the feeling United are furious.
Their official explanation is that they simply couldn't persuade Bilbao to bring down the buyout clause and it was as straightforward as that (even though there is a clause, it doesn't mean the potential buyer has to meet it). However, there have clearly been all sorts of fun and games going on in the background and it's an embarrassment, to say the least."
:ugly :ugly :ugly
Daniel Taylor has got to the bottom of the Herrera impasse
"I think we're going to hear a lot more about this in the coming days. The details are a bit sketchy but I've just had it confirmed from Old Trafford that the people who were in Spain, apparently negotiating on their behalf for Ander Herrera, were not sent there by the club and can accurately be described as 'impostors'.
Who on earth they were, no idea. But clearly they were trying to get in on the deal and it has ended in embarrassment for everyone. I get the feeling United are furious.
Their official explanation is that they simply couldn't persuade Bilbao to bring down the buyout clause and it was as straightforward as that (even though there is a clause, it doesn't mean the potential buyer has to meet it). However, there have clearly been all sorts of fun and games going on in the background and it's an embarrassment, to say the least."
:ugly :ugly :ugly
03.09.2013 - 00:29 Uhr
http://images.gutefrage.net/media/fragen-antworten/bilder/95876435/0_big.jpg
Passt irgendwie zu dieser Herrera-United Story. :ugly
// Können eigentlich nur spanische Sportjournalisten gewesen sein, die mal eben eine sensationelle Schlagzeile erreichen wollten. :p
Passt irgendwie zu dieser Herrera-United Story. :ugly
// Können eigentlich nur spanische Sportjournalisten gewesen sein, die mal eben eine sensationelle Schlagzeile erreichen wollten. :p
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