Teigen

There's one on RAWK I like very much. To the tune of Let it be - The Beatles Robbie Keane, Robbie Keane, Robbie Keane Oh Robbie Keane Libpool's number seven, Robbie Keane.

So, might need a new right back? Not comfy with Degen and Darby.

http://www.typicallyspanish.com/news/publi...cle_17356.shtml The match takes place on Thursday July 24 in the Rico Pérez. Tottenham Hotspur, trained by Spaniard Juande Ramos, are to play a friendly match against Hércules on the 24th of the month in the Rico Pérez in Alicante. The match starts at 9,30pm and ticket prices have been set at between 30 and 15 €. The London side will be training pre-season at the Olivia Golf Club.

ES, you said Keane will have a medical on Wed, the same day Spurs have their last match in spain. Do you think it will be on Thursday or in the weekend instead?

If the c**** threw things at Jamie, that must mean THEY (Luton) will be investigated. Don't think a fine is what they need right now

Mandanda Bonnart Givet Rodriquez Taiwo Ziani Cana Valbuena Cheyrou Zenden Niang No Nasri! (or Cisse)

Portsmouth offer £9M for Crouch, according to The Mirror.

Sissoko not even on the bench??

Pennant mofh? (Man of the First Half)

Why are you so sure about that, Joe Wilson?

Any Pressconference today?

You kidding, right?

Torres Cuts Short Holiday To Close Deal Fernando Torres has cut short his summer holiday to return to Madrid where he is locked in talks to iron out the final details of his move from Atlético to Liverpool. zoom - galleria The Spain international striker was asked by both clubs to come back from Polynesia in order to complete the transfer after a fee was agreed as reports that he was demanding €40m over six years was dismissed. Liverpool have refuted reports that the 23-year-old was holding out for wages of around €150,000-a-week and it is believed that a deal worth €15,000 less has been agreed. Torres gave his verbal agreement to the move at is now set to compolete the formalities on a deal that would break both clubs' record transfers with €32m changing hands. The Reds' have proven that they are willing to spend big in order to close the gap with Manchester United and Chelsea and the Torres' transfer dwarfs their previous highest fee paid for Djibril Cisse at €19m in 2004. Liverpool's chief executive, Rick Parry, was given the task of realising the move for Torres and he is now only hours away from being able to announce that it is official. The reaction of the Atlético de Madrid supporters who held a protest in the Spanish capital last week should be softened after los Colchoneros brought in Diego Forlán and Juan Román Riquelme. Ricardo Quaresma is also said to be close to agreeing a switch to Vicente Calderón, meaning that the club could have a stronger squad that last term even without Torres. While the Liverpool front line is being strengthened, the Reds are close to snapping up Gabriel Heinze from Manchester United for €5m. Source: Goal.com

Arsenal have signed a Brazilian guy, as a replacement for Henry. Cost them around £16-17M. Guess Tevez won't be going to Arsenal then...

Atletico is going to have a press conference at 7 today according to that atleti forum. Wonder what that will be about?