Inter plan Fabregas raid

bluenine wrote:Cesc could be a good successor for Vieira, I hope we go for him!! £20M well spent if this goes thru.

Inter plan Fabregas raid
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Inter are already working on their plans for next season and have targeted Arsenal sensation Cesc Fabregas.

The Nerazzurri look certain to win the Scudetto, but failed to progress to the Champions League quarter-finals and want to strengthen their squad in view of next year’s European tournament.

Inter’s midfield has been plagued with several injuries this term and President Massimo Moratti (pictured) is aware that the side needs to be competitive in all departments if it wants to win the prestigious trophy.

The 20-year-old Fabregas is reportedly ready to end his adventure with the Premiership club and the player’s agent has been contacted by several major European sides, including Inter.

The Beneamati would probably need to invest close to £20m to bring the Spanish midfielder to the San Siro, but Moratti is reportedly willing to consider the idea.

Parks lives wrote:£20 million! I'd take that If I was Arsenal.

Denilson is already worth £8 million and may be more prolific as well.

Tweedle wrote:Oh and whats your source for this article Bluenine - this looks like shockingly poor journalism...

when it says 'Fabregas is reportedly ready to end his adventure with the premiership club' - I'm guessing the person that reported that to him was the reporters pet guinea pig which used a rodent form of morse code to try and convey the message.

Parks lives wrote:I'm a WUM because I have a different opinion to Arsenal fans.

Jaysus! :lol:


Just maybe Denilson could turn out to be every bit as good as Fabregas and they are not likely to work together. For £20 million you could even go after someone like Hargreaves yourselves.

Hargreaves/Diaby/Gilberto/Denilson would leave you with very strong midfield options.

bluenine wrote:Can a small english club with no silverware hopes hold on to a good talent for 8 years?? I doubt it... I am sure players like Cesc would like to win something in their life, don't ya think? On top of it, he is spanish, so international trophies are already ruled out

Tweedle wrote:Oh and whats your source for this article Bluenine - this looks like shockingly poor journalism...

when it says 'Fabregas is reportedly ready to end his adventure with the premiership club' - I'm guessing the person that reported that to him was the reporters pet guinea pig which used a rodent form of morse code to try and convey the message.

Obispo wrote:Inter shouldn't waste their time. They should get Paul Robinson if they're after an attacking midfielder. He's far more prolific.

Obispo wrote:Inter shouldn't waste their time. They should get Paul Robinson if they're after an attacking midfielder. He's far more prolific.

Tweedle wrote:

Its not as if we're financially struggling like an Ajax

Tweedle wrote:Aye - but the article is just complete tripe - he's said very recently that he loves the club and that he wants to stay there for the forseeable future, HOWEVER he did concede that later in this life he would like to move back to SPAIN.

Do you see the phrases 'eave in the summer' or 'to Italy' mentioned anywhere in that?

I've gone over this with you before bluenine. For some players its not all about winning trophies in second rate leagues. Cesc is a model professional and I'm sure he'd rather have a competitive challenge at Arsenal than walk to yet another title with inter....

bluenine wrote:Can a small english club with no silverware hopes hold on to a good talent for 8 years?? I doubt it... I am sure players like Cesc would like to win something in their life, don't ya think? On top of it, he is spanish, so international trophies are already ruled out

Tweedle wrote:Oh and whats your source for this article Bluenine - this looks like shockingly poor journalism...

when it says 'Fabregas is reportedly ready to end his adventure with the premiership club' - I'm guessing the person that reported that to him was the reporters pet guinea pig which used a rodent form of morse code to try and convey the message.

Tweedle wrote:£20m

Good luck

bluenine wrote:You used "Arsenal" and "competitive" in the same sentence

What are we talking about, carling cup?

Tweedle wrote:Aye - but the article is just complete tripe - he's said very recently that he loves the club and that he wants to stay there for the forseeable future, HOWEVER he did concede that later in this life he would like to move back to SPAIN.

Do you see the phrases 'eave in the summer' or 'to Italy' mentioned anywhere in that?

I've gone over this with you before bluenine. For some players its not all about winning trophies in second rate leagues. Cesc is a model professional and I'm sure he'd rather have a competitive challenge at Arsenal than walk to yet another title with inter....

bluenine wrote:Can a small english club with no silverware hopes hold on to a good talent for 8 years?? I doubt it... I am sure players like Cesc would like to win something in their life, don't ya think? On top of it, he is spanish, so international trophies are already ruled out

Tweedle wrote:Oh and whats your source for this article Bluenine - this looks like shockingly poor journalism...

when it says 'Fabregas is reportedly ready to end his adventure with the premiership club' - I'm guessing the person that reported that to him was the reporters pet guinea pig which used a rodent form of morse code to try and convey the message.

Obispo wrote:Tweedle is being virtually bitchslapped by bluey.

Inter could find far superior midfielders for far less. We'll give you Zenden for free if you're interested.

Tweedle wrote:

Obispo wrote:Tweedle is being virtually bitchslapped by bluey.

Inter could find far superior midfielders for far less. We'll give you Zenden for free if you're interested.

Virtually bitchslapped how?

Tweedle wrote:competittive league bluenine - y'know, one in which more than two teams can actually put up a decent fight and in which some of the smaller clubs have some top class players.

Tweedle wrote:y'know, so, like, every week the game is interesting because you're playing decent opposition and the other team has a chance of doing you.

If I was a player I honestly couldn't see the point of joining a club that plays in a league where attendances average 20,000 and where 10 of the clubs in the league generally don't have a hope in hell of either atracting decent players to them or keeping hold of any young talents they develop themselves

Parks lives wrote:Btw, Bluenine who would you play in midfield?

Cambiasso and Fabregas.

Parks lives wrote:Btw, Bluenine who would you play in midfield?

Cambiasso and Fabregas.

You mean, you don't like EPL anymore?? I am glad you finally see what we all found so boring about the EPL over the last 15 years... just two teams, whats the point??

Thats not entirely true... it was true till 4-5 years ago, but nowadays the bottom EPL clubs can attract decent players... like their counterparts in La Liga and Serie A... You are so modest, as usual, Tweedy