Heinze and Liverpool have called the help of the Premier League to resolve the move of the Argentinian player to the Merseyside club. The hearing is finding place on August, 20th, some days before the transfer window closes. But as if all this wasn’t negative enough yet, Heinze has seen the need to publicly hit out at SAF and ManU.
Quote of the Day: Roy Keane
The fans, everyone should just chill out and relax. Let me do my job, that is what I am paid very well to do.
Roy Keane, Sunderland manager, on the possibilities of landing a big name. (Emphasis mine)
Quiet Week, Even Among Opponents
It has been a quiet week. Most players are on their well-deserved holidays, after a long year. Sir Alex is in Portugal, probably enjoying some glasses of good wine and most of all sun.
The transfer market was quiet, also for the teams who would love to compete with us next season.
Actually it is pretty hilarious.
Smith Savors the Triumph the Second Time Around
After sitting out the competition a little over a year ago due to injury, nothing beats the feeling of triumph the next time around. No other than Alan Smith cherishes the moment, being instrumental in helping the cause of the United Reds in bagging the Premiership title this time around.
But the season is not yet over as he still has to contribute in adding the FA Cup Winner’s medal at Wembley next week. But at the moment, lifting the Premiership trophy is all that matters and savoring the moment is at their foremost minds.
“We’ll enjoy tonight, but we’re looking forward to next Saturday and we don’t want to lose the first final at the new Wembley,” he said. “The lads in the dressing room are desperate to win it. We’ll be up for it.” – Celebrations sweet for Smith
The Hooliganism at UEFA 2007
Everyone knows by know how soccer fans are very addicted and passionate to the sport. Too passionate as it has rubbed of and hurt innocent lives. Such was the picture at the experience of Manchester United fans after their favorite team�s match against Roma at the Olympic Stadium. Such was the horror of most fans who suffered a wild fan base that made their stay at the nation�s capital a forgettable one.
However, as it is now the turn of the United Manchester team to host, no other than Sir Alex Fergusson assured the safety of over 4,000 fans that will be on hand to watch the match. Although still upset over what transpired, Sir Fergusson assured the Roma fans safety in the next match which proves to be another exciting one. Hopefully, the United Manchester fans will support Sir Fergusson on his promise to spare innocent fans from getting caught in between the crossfire.
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