Season 2004/2005 (transfers/rumours/news)

www.goal.com and http://skysports.planetfootball.com: Deportivo La Coruna have opened negotiations with Milan with regard to landing Argentine defender Fabricio Coloccini!!!

So what? we must give Collocini to Depor?

Originally Posted by Dave89

So what? we must give Collocini to Depor?

So that: http://skysports.planetfootball.com/...&channel=Spain
Colo wants to go!!!

So let`s give him to Depor!

you all joking rite ?? we can't let Collocini go, he is our future......Janku is great en we need to buy another ( life and right back ) and a great striker !!!
i guess Niko Kranjar ( attacking is great as kaka's back up )

ok. collo went to depor. what reserves do we have now for central defenders? billy and? my opinion is that it was a big mistake selling him! and for just 4 mil? let's see what defender they cam bring in for that kinda of money!

WE wil bring Chivu!

Yes agree!
Chivu would be a great,great aquisision to our squad!

you can buy Ugur Yildirim, from Heerenveen the 4th club of Holland.

He's 22 years old and the Free-Kick-Master 2004/05. (Price won in Marbella),

He have de best free kick from the BeNeLux.

Tottenham Hotspurs coach Martin Jol said : ''Yildirim is a great player, he even takes better free - kicks than Beckham does''

SC Heerenveen have the best attack in Holland.

Bruggink - HuntelaaR - Yildirim.

All of them are Dutch Internationals.

you can find little-movies of Yildirim/Huntelaar , Bruggink and Väyrynen on www.feanfans.nl

*PS
Mika Väyrynen from Finland want to go to AC Milan. He's one of the best midfielders from Holland and sometimes he's captain from the Finland National team.

Real chase Capello ... Tuesday 15 March, 2005
Real Madrid are reportedly looking to re-sign Juventus boss Fabio Capello in the summer.
The Spanish newspaper Marca today claims that the European giants have Capello’s name at the top of their wish-list.
Real chief Florentino Perez is under pressure to make significant changes after another disastrous campaign.
The Madrid outfit are pretty much out of the Liga race, are no longer in the Coppa del Re and were defeated by Capello’s Bianconeri in the Champions’ League last week.
Current boss Wanderley Luxemburgo may now be shown the door and Perez has his eyes on ‘Don Fabio’.
Capello, who only moved to Turin from Roma in the summer, has already proved his worth in Spanish football.
He spent one year in the country with Real in the 1996-97 season and instantly delivered the League title.
However, his proposed appointment may not be accepted by the fans after a poll in the AS newspaper suggested that 65 per cent were against his re-appointment.
Other possible targets for Real include Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez, who won the Liga and UEFA Cup with Valencia last term.
Milan’s Carlo Ancelotti is another possibility given the presence of technical director Arrigo Sacchi, his former Milan Coach, in Madrid.

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Originally Posted by Vady

Real chase Capello ... Tuesday 15 March, 2005
Real Madrid are reportedly looking to re-sign Juventus boss Fabio Capello in the summer.
The Spanish newspaper Marca today claims that the European giants have Capello’s name at the top of their wish-list.
Real chief Florentino Perez is under pressure to make significant changes after another disastrous campaign.
The Madrid outfit are pretty much out of the Liga race, are no longer in the Coppa del Re and were defeated by Capello’s Bianconeri in the Champions’ League last week.
Current boss Wanderley Luxemburgo may now be shown the door and Perez has his eyes on ‘Don Fabio’.
Capello, who only moved to Turin from Roma in the summer, has already proved his worth in Spanish football.
He spent one year in the country with Real in the 1996-97 season and instantly delivered the League title.
However, his proposed appointment may not be accepted by the fans after a poll in the AS newspaper suggested that 65 per cent were against his re-appointment.
Other possible targets for Real include Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez, who won the Liga and UEFA Cup with Valencia last term.
Milan’s Carlo Ancelotti is another possibility given the presence of technical director Arrigo Sacchi, his former Milan Coach, in Madrid.

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Anchelotti will never go to Real(IMO)!

I saw some of the Dutch youngsters when Holland played England. I thought Castelan was excellent, a very pacey, tricky winger/forward. He scored twice at the weekend i think. There was a youngish right-back or centre-back against England that was quite good too.

I saw some of Huntelaar when Heerenveen played Newcastle in the Uefa cup, he looked really sharp in the first leg.

If you add all the ones you mentioned TheDutchMan along with the regular Sneijder, VDV, Hetinga, etc, etc ...... there's alot of good young players in Holland right now.

I would like to see Milan make a move for Ferrari. I think he'd be an excellent purchase. Maybe we could get him and loan him back to Parma for a year to sweeten any deal for Gilardino ? I know it's greedy of me, but lets hope for both of them

I haven't seen the youngsters you are talking about Jim, but I allways did like Sneijder. I thought he could be a great back-up for Seedorf. Now that Jankulowski is coming, that move seems more unlikely (even though positions are different).

Ferarri? Not too sure, he hasn't done much good this year. He clearly needs time to play to get back his groove. He is not a Costacurta, who can come off the bench and perform well. Your idea of loaning him back to Parma is excellent!

I like Sneijder too, i think he's quality and i'd love to see him at Milan eventually. Maybe another Dutch Holy Trinity of VDV, Sneijder and Robben/Makaay

I never thought too much of Jankulovski playing in Seedorf's role before, but i'm sure he could deputise if we didn't have anyone else. Good plan Henrik !

As for the Ferrari thing, i thought he hadn't played many games at all this season, but in fact he's played 25-30, according to the site i looked at. I'm glad you liked the idea It would be a reasonable deal for everyone, Roma get some money and they don't see Totti, Cassano, Chivu (their main stars), Parma get their best defender back, which makes the loss of Gilardino slightly easier to bear, Ferrari gets to play in familiar surroundings and would be first choice all the time ... and we get both Ferrari and Gilardino (and Jankulovski ... maybe Cassetti ) ... Everyone's a winner !

When Kaladze was injured I thought Jankulowski was going to replace him as LB. Now I have a feeling that Jankulowski will play a sub role both as LB and as midfielder on the left (a la Serginho). What Serginho will do (now that his contract has been extended) I don't know.

Ferrari has played 25-30 games? Interesting...

PS. I got this sudden urge to merge the Beckham, Essien etc rumor threads into this one, but resisted the temptation.