Tevez Deal Almost Finalized? Smithy Moving To Newcastle?

Posted August 3rd, 2007 by franky in Pre-Season, Transfer Talk

Carlos TevezRumours, rumours and more rumours. But according to an entry over at TeamTalk WHU is set to release Tevez’s registration tomorrow.
Talks between Kia and West Ham are rumoured to have reached an agreement, resulting in a meager payment of £1 to £3million for the Hammers. FA still has to ratify the agreement. West Ham’s Eggerts also confirmed he hopes that the move can be finalized within the next 24 hours.

‘Wait and see’, tells my brain me.

Newcastle have confirmed an agreement with ManU over Alan Smith.

ManU - Internazionale : 2-3.

OK, we lost. We lost a friendly against the Italian defending champions. We sucked during first half, especially the defense. But after the break improvement could be seen. We played much more organized. I’m sure this game was a great wake-up after the Asia Tour hype.
Kevin from Football Gossip.com uploaded a video of the goals at Youtube.

Our second goal showed what could become a major problem on set pieces this season: an offensive aerial force of ManU is inexisting.
Nevertheless, I can’t wait anymore. Sunday it’s party time! Jose, here we come!

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3 Responses to “Tevez Deal Almost Finalized? Smithy Moving To Newcastle?”

  1. red devil on August 4, 2007 9:49 am

    Both deals done! Can’t wait to see Tevez and Rooney. I have a feeling this will be Wayne’s year. Look for SAF to leave Ronaldo on the bench, though, at the start.

  2. franky on August 4, 2007 10:20 am

    Hi red devil. Looking forward as well to both playing together. Also because both Rooney and Tevez can easily drop back some yards and become #10.
    Ronaldo occasionally on the bench isn’t such a bad thing either. Every time he started from the bench, he has created danger, often even scored or delivered a lethal assist, whenever he was called in.

    I honestly hope Smith has made the correct decision opting for the competitive squad of NUFC. But that’s not our problem anymore.

  3. Oliver on August 5, 2007 5:01 am

    Great blog you have over here, great layout etc… Can’t wait to watch Tevez in action, although i must admit I’m a bit sad for Smith left but anywayz life goes on…hope we win tomorow:D bdw check out my blog http://utdtillidie.blogspot.com , i’m still a beginner so hope u like it! UTD TILL I DIE

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