Quote (Slanman @ Aug 8 2013 07:41pm)

Id rather have fellani anyways.

Nn spanish midgets

Quote (Pozer @ 8 Aug 2013 19:31)

No Cesc

Quote (SlashMePlz @ Aug 9 2013 01:47am)

Who do you think we'll sign ? I could see us signing nobody 

Quote (Pozer @ 9 Aug 2013 02:05)

Probably Fellaini and Baines /yawn

Quote (SlashMePlz @ Aug 9 2013 02:09am)

We'd have to pay £23.5 Million for Fellaini to activate his buyout clause and that expires on the 14th and I can't see Everton selling him after that

23.5 million is an awful lot to spend on him too

Quote (Pozer @ 9 Aug 2013 02:12)

It is, rather have Fellaini than no one though.
Maybe Schweinsteiger wants to come

Quote (Pozer @ Aug 9 2013 03:12am)

It is, rather have Fellaini than no one though.
Maybe Schweinsteiger wants to come

Quote (Schweini @ Aug 9 2013 10:43am)

if he keeps playing like that, you can have him

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DAVID MOYES is set to make a final £40m bid for Cesc Fabregas, despite the Spaniard appearing to end Manchester United's hopes of signing him.

Moyes has had two bids rejected by Barcelona but is refusing to give up hope of landing Fabregas before the transfer window closes.

Starsport understands United bosses have given Moyes the green light to make an improved bid in an attempt to secure the midfielder at the third time of asking.

The Spanish giants are reluctant to sell Fabregas even though he is not guaranteed regular first team football, but Nou Camp bosses would find a £40m bid difficult to turn down.

Yet Moyes’ main problem has been persuading the ex-Arsenal star to make a return to the Premier League.

He has promised him regular games in a role just behind former team-mate Robin van Persie – and the best possible chance of securing his place in the Spain squad for next summer’s World Cup in Brazil.

And he is willing to offer Fabregas a deal in excess of £200,000 a week.

Moyes is hoping his final bid for Fabregas will get the deal done and see him make his first signing since replacing Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford.

However, he was dealt a huge blow when the Spaniard moved to quash talk of a return to England.

The midfielder said: “Triumphing in Barcelona has been my dream since I was a child. I am very happy and haven’t spoken to any other club in the last two years.”

Quote (Pozer @ Aug 9 2013 12:06pm)

Are you gonna start supporting United if he comes here or buy a rename?

Quote (Pozer @ Aug 9 2013 12:14pm)

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/331427/EXCLUSIVE-David-Moyes-final-bid-for-Cesc-Fabregas

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