Reply With Quoteath straight deal alla..on loan aanu..adutha season West Ham relegated aayillenkil maatram deal permanent aavum..nadakkan chance kuravaanu..LFC need cash upfront deals..!Originally Posted by Giggs
QPR sign Junior Hoilett on four-year deal.
Every flight begins with a fall.
ath straight deal alla..on loan aanu..adutha season West Ham relegated aayillenkil maatram deal permanent aavum..nadakkan chance kuravaanu..LFC need cash upfront deals..!
‘away – beyond the worldly rules of right and wrong, there is a field; I will meet you there’
New Castle nte 13 million bid deny cheythu..athum WHU bid pole 1 year on loan,ath kazhinj permanent deal enna clause il..
‘away – beyond the worldly rules of right and wrong, there is a field; I will meet you there’
westham have made a bid for liverpool striker andy carroll that would shatter the club's transfer record. Carroll, 23, is thought to be surplus to requirements at anfield despite the £35 million spent on him in january 2011 and liverpool could be ready to let him leave this summer. The hammers have offered £2 million to loan carrolpk until the end of the 2012-13 season and will also meet his £80,000-a- week wage demands. The bid also contains a clause that would see carroll join in a clause that would see carroll join in a permanent deal for a further £ 16 million, if the club avoid relegation.
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Ukraine legend Andriy Shevchenko confirms retirement from football - Goal.com
The former AC Milan forward has announced that he is hanging up his boots, and he intends to follow a career in politics rather than continue in the sporting world
Ukraine legend Andriy Shevchenko has announced his retirement from football, and will now pursue a career in politics.
The 35-year-old has opted to bring an end to his illustrious playing career following Euro 2012, with two tournament goals in the 2-1 win against Sweden the striker’s final memorable moment.
The news was released by former club Dinamo Kiev, as the veteran bows out of the sport.
"Perhaps, I will shock everyone: my future has nothing to do with football. It is related to politics,” he told the Ukrainian club’s official website.
Shevchenko will be remembered predominantly for his time at AC Milan, where he won one Scudetto, one Coppa Italia and one Champions League title with the Rossoneri over eight seasons - including one loan spell - where he netted 175 goals in 322 competitive games.
He had an ill-fated stint at Chelsea between 2006 and 2009, but still added FA Cup and League Cup triumphs to his medal collection, whilst he also won the Ukrainian Premier League five times.
Internationally the veteran striker represented his nation 111 times, scoring 48 goals. He won the Ballon d'Or in 2004.
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