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Just Because.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Hull are in for the bargain buys which actually are expensive
I'll show you what's funny:

Earlier in June, Owen's management company sent a brochure to potential buyers to remind them of the talent that saw him score 158 goals in about 300 games for Liverpool and 40 goals in 89 appearances for England.


With respect to Michael Owen.

Guess who's buying into the PR?

Hull City's moron king Phil Brown.

He seems to have a knack for paying good money for players who are past their best and injured 70% of the season. Earlier in January he bought Jimmy Bullard who went on to be injured for the rest of the season after his debut.

A bonus is that he doesn't need to pay a transfer fee for Owen, just his exorbitant wages. They'll be looking at losing £100,000 per week for someone who'll be hogging the treatment table, lying just next to Jimmy.

Chances are, they'll become Hull's BFF pairing of the next season.

Arsenal's BFF to everyone though, isn't having a very good time on the transfer market. He's placed himself in the shop window but those who come knocking aren't good enough for him, in accordance to whatever he thinks his calibre should be deserving of.

Florentina is a no-no.

I can't imagine how another season with Eboue will be like. Will he have another boo-ing session at the Emirates? Or get sent off against Sp*rs for something silly again?

We'll never know until it happens.

It's been pretty quiet now right after someone has signed. Give it a few days and the media will be in full swing yet again.

I miss Gilberto. He would have been quite the figurehead. In Wenger's terms perhaps, keeping Gilberto would kill Song and Denilson. From a fan's point of view, I don't see how they could have died because of that. Throwing Denilson in so early when he wasn't ready probably was one of the chief factors which killed our last campaign. Admirably, he did do what he can to the best he can but at the Premier League level it wasn't enough. All our midfield frailties were exposed so badly I remember Danny Murphy dominating our midfield when we played Fulham.

That clearly shouldn't be happening. Regardless of who dies, I think we really need a midfield hardman quite badly.

After that, we just need everyone (including Rosicky) to just stay fit like their lives depend on it.

All our problems will be solved and we'll win the quadruple next season.

lol.

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