Newsgroup: it.sport.calcio
Titolo: Rumours bis

Today's rumours are brought to you by the words "doom" and "disaster" and
the number -20,000,000. With every single paper splashing on Arsene Wenger's
remarks that the football "car" has "hit the wall", there's apparently a new
sobriety within football this morning.
So why on earth Ipswich are keen on signing Nwankwo Kanu is a right royal
puzzler. According to the sozzling sore-away Sun, George Burley believes
that the one-man circus is ideally suited to the cultured environs of the
First Division and wants the Nigerian to "lead their bid" for promotion.
Apparently the 25-year-old would be allowed to leave Highbury for "only"
£2m, but meeting his wages might be more tricky.
The Daily Mail claims what the Guardian reported two days ago, that Jimmy
Floyd Hasselbaink is up for sale. The Dutchman, who formed such a potent
partnership with Eidur Gudjohnsen last season, will be allowed to leave the
club for £20m to help make Chelsea become even more financially sound than
they undoubtedly are already. Although whether anyone, even the eager
Barcelona, have the money required remains to be seen.
Sir Alex Ferguson, obviously, is bucking the new trend of austerity and
claims he's getting "edgy" because Manchester United are yet to spend any
cash this summer. Believed to be interested in Ronaldinho, Damien Duff, Rio
Ferdinand and Turkey's Rustu Recber, Fergie says he's been defeated by his
own sharp eye. "The World Cup beat us because two or three players emerged
over there who we had made enquiries for before the World Cup started," he
moaned today. "It's been disappointing that we haven't secured anyone yet
and I am getting a bit edgy. But it won't be the case that we will go into
the season with less players in the squad." Look out Blackburn.
David Murray may have stepped down as Rangers chairman, but the transfer
links keep coming. The Sun suggests that Alex McLeish is to sign Scottish
international keeper Neil Sullivan from Spurs. While Murray might well have
sanctioned a £10m "swoop" during his glory days, it seems the 32-year-old -
edged out of the Spurs side by Kasey Keller - might be allowed to leave for
a paltry £1m.
If Clinton Morrison does leave Crystal Palace for Birmingham, Trevor Francis
will ask for Tommy Mooney in exchange, says The Mirror. The burly slaphead
was a Francis signing at St Andrews and was the Blues' top scorer last
season. The Sun, meanwhile, suggests Steve Bruce would rather offload nippy
but useless Andrew Johnson on Selhurst Park.
Meanwhile poor old Denis Irwin, released by Manchester United at the end of
the season, is still looking for a new home. Admittedly the fussy full-back
has already turned down a move to Wolves, but there are offers and there are
offers. So if your pub side needs a defender, why not give old Den a call?
· You've read the piece, now have your say. Email your comments, as sharp or
as stupid as you like, to the 
footbal...@guardianunlimited.co.uk
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Cosa penso del caso Scajola? Penso che rispondere con un insulto a una
domanda sensata ("Perché gli hanno ritirato la scorta?") fosse troppo.
Perfino in un Paese come l'Italia.

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Switters, quello che posti è interessante, ma è troppo lungo.
Perché non lo riassumi tu in un bel post in italiano ?


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> ok..giudice... ci provero'...
no no...
lascia entrambi!
mi aiuti molto col mio inglese! :)

 ok..giudice... ci provero'...
Thanx a lot :)