The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
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OptimusWKY
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Bad news for Arsenal fans ...
Van Pussy to leave Arsenal
Bad news for Arsenal fans ...
Van Pussy to leave Arsenal
etan1
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Sashimi and Kimchi cannot co exist....
Park set for QPR switch - report
July 6, 2012
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Manchester United midfielder Park Ji-Sung is set to complete a £5 million switch to Queens Park Rangers reports suggest, although figures vary.
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Park Ji-Sung is set to become QPR's fifth summer signing
Park, 31, played a reduced role for Manchester United last season, but has been an influential figure in the club's recent history, often being called upon on the biggest occasions.
Formerly captain of South Korea, Park joined the Red Devils for £4 million in 2005 from PSV Eindhoven and has gone on to make 205 first-team appearances for the Old Trafford side.
QPR have announced that a press conference for local and international media will take place on Monday, with chairman Tony Fernandes, vice-chairman Amit Bhatia and manager Mark Hughes all set to attend. The announcement will reportedly "put the QPR brand on a global scale".
The press conference could be related to the club's ongoing look for a new stadium, although reports on Friday morning also suggested that the club were closing in on a South Korean signing.
"The announcement will put the QPR brand on a global scale and is further demonstration of the board's continuing efforts to move the club forward and become established in the Premier League," the release to the media said.
"QPR chairman Tony Fernandes, vice-chairman Amit Bhatia, manager Mark Hughes and CEO Philip Beard will all be in attendance. Please note, the club is in no position to make any further comment on the announcement of this press conference."
Should he sign, Park would become the fifth player to arrive at Loftus Road this summer - following the captures of Robert Green, Andy Johnson, Ryan Nelsen and the permanent signing of midfielder Samba Diakite.
Chairman Fernandes is also heavily involved in the club's search for a new stadium, updating the fans on progress via Twitter early on Friday.
"Excellent stadium meeting," Fernandes said. "Looks great. Going to make big announcement. Hopefully see Amit [Bhatia] in a few hours to brief him. Wow.
"Stadium will be in west London. Will not lose overall atmosphere. Lots to do and many pitfalls but great first step."
Sashimi and Kimchi cannot co exist....
Park set for QPR switch - report
July 6, 2012
Email Print
By ESPN staff
Manchester United midfielder Park Ji-Sung is set to complete a £5 million switch to Queens Park Rangers reports suggest, although figures vary.
PA Photos
Park Ji-Sung is set to become QPR's fifth summer signing
Park, 31, played a reduced role for Manchester United last season, but has been an influential figure in the club's recent history, often being called upon on the biggest occasions.
Formerly captain of South Korea, Park joined the Red Devils for £4 million in 2005 from PSV Eindhoven and has gone on to make 205 first-team appearances for the Old Trafford side.
QPR have announced that a press conference for local and international media will take place on Monday, with chairman Tony Fernandes, vice-chairman Amit Bhatia and manager Mark Hughes all set to attend. The announcement will reportedly "put the QPR brand on a global scale".
The press conference could be related to the club's ongoing look for a new stadium, although reports on Friday morning also suggested that the club were closing in on a South Korean signing.
"The announcement will put the QPR brand on a global scale and is further demonstration of the board's continuing efforts to move the club forward and become established in the Premier League," the release to the media said.
"QPR chairman Tony Fernandes, vice-chairman Amit Bhatia, manager Mark Hughes and CEO Philip Beard will all be in attendance. Please note, the club is in no position to make any further comment on the announcement of this press conference."
Should he sign, Park would become the fifth player to arrive at Loftus Road this summer - following the captures of Robert Green, Andy Johnson, Ryan Nelsen and the permanent signing of midfielder Samba Diakite.
Chairman Fernandes is also heavily involved in the club's search for a new stadium, updating the fans on progress via Twitter early on Friday.
"Excellent stadium meeting," Fernandes said. "Looks great. Going to make big announcement. Hopefully see Amit [Bhatia] in a few hours to brief him. Wow.
"Stadium will be in west London. Will not lose overall atmosphere. Lots to do and many pitfalls but great first step."
etan1
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Come on SAF.... Spend some more $$$$$....
The Forbes Top 10 Sports Team....
1 Manchester United - £1.43bn
2 Real Madrid - £1.20bn
3= NY Yankees - £1.18bn
3= Dallas Cowboys - £1.18bn
5 Washington Redskins - £1bn
6= LA Dodgers - £895m
6= NE Patriots - £895m
8 Barcelona - £838m
9 New York Giants - £831m
10 Arsenal - £825m
Come on SAF.... Spend some more $$$$$....
The Forbes Top 10 Sports Team....
1 Manchester United - £1.43bn
2 Real Madrid - £1.20bn
3= NY Yankees - £1.18bn
3= Dallas Cowboys - £1.18bn
5 Washington Redskins - £1bn
6= LA Dodgers - £895m
6= NE Patriots - £895m
8 Barcelona - £838m
9 New York Giants - £831m
10 Arsenal - £825m
Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
Table cloth?
Qns: Where do you put a Table Cloth?
Ans: On the Top of the Table
This one is nice!!
Table cloth?
Qns: Where do you put a Table Cloth?
Ans: On the Top of the Table
This one is nice!!
Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
Its ok la, 95% zhun... you trying to spot fake burberry ar?
Its ok la, 95% zhun... you trying to spot fake burberry ar?
OptimusWKY
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Bye bye AON, welcome Chevrolet. Each player will get a free Camaro?:woottt:
manchester-united-announce-new-shirt-sponsorship-with-chevrolet
Bye bye AON, welcome Chevrolet. Each player will get a free Camaro?:woottt:
manchester-united-announce-new-shirt-sponsorship-with-chevrolet
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BBC News - Liverpool FC signs up Chevrolet as club car sponsor
US carmaker Chevrolet has signed a four-year deal with Liverpool to become the football club's car sponsor.
The firm, owned by GM, signed a similar deal with Premier League rivals Manchester United in May.
The LFC partnership runs to the end of the 2015/16 Barclays Premier League and European campaigns.
Ian Ayre, managing director of the Anfield club, said the deal demonstrated "the value of Liverpool's international appeal".
No financial details have been given about the arrangement.
Chevrolet is also an official sponsor for the cub's North American pre-season tour, which has already seen Liverpool play Toronto FC, and will later play AS Roma and Spurs in the US.
GM's UK-based Vauxhall business sponsors the England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland national football teams.
In May, GM said it would drop advertising from next year's broadcast of the National Football League's Super Bowl, and has also pulled out of advertising on Facebook.
OptimusWKY said:
BBC News - Liverpool FC signs up Chevrolet as club car sponsor
US carmaker Chevrolet has signed a four-year deal with Liverpool to become the football club's car sponsor.
The firm, owned by GM, signed a similar deal with Premier League rivals Manchester United in May.
The LFC partnership runs to the end of the 2015/16 Barclays Premier League and European campaigns.
Ian Ayre, managing director of the Anfield club, said the deal demonstrated "the value of Liverpool's international appeal".
No financial details have been given about the arrangement.
Chevrolet is also an official sponsor for the cub's North American pre-season tour, which has already seen Liverpool play Toronto FC, and will later play AS Roma and Spurs in the US.
GM's UK-based Vauxhall business sponsors the England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland national football teams.
In May, GM said it would drop advertising from next year's broadcast of the National Football League's Super Bowl, and has also pulled out of advertising on Facebook.
etan1
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The mind games begin........
Roberto Mancini: Manchester City not Premier League favourites - ESPN Soccernet
The mind games begin........
Roberto Mancini: Manchester City not Premier League favourites - ESPN Soccernet
etan1
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Welcome RVP......
Manchester Utd agree to sign Robin van Persie from Arsenal - ESPNFC
Welcome RVP......
Manchester Utd agree to sign Robin van Persie from Arsenal - ESPNFC
