Checs por menos de 40...

Os tragais ese rollo made in Sport?. Porque yo no.

Cesc gratis con 27-28 años. Si tan cule es, que espere

Yo creo que por menos no pero por 40 lo sueltan, sino no se habrían tomado tantas polladas por la oferta de 30 milloncitos creo yo. La verdad que dentro de los precios de mercado, con Alexis y Pastore a 50...no me parecería un mal precio la verdad. A ver si City, Chelsea y Madrid hacen movimientos ya y se gastan la pasta en lo que quieran y dejan de estar por enmedio de todas las pujas.

Este me huele a la mierda "justo cuando estaba todo hecho se descuelgan con 50", estos rollos me parecen todo trolas...

Cesc <= 30

Ahora dicen 39 para que Sandrusco pueda cumplir lo que dijo.

ascoooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!

Presiona más el chileno para venir que el HDP este

Que teniendo a Thiago,un futbolista de 20 años que se lo rifan todos los grandes de europa,nos vayamos a gastar mas de 40 kilos en Cesc me parece surrealista.

masia escribió:Que teniendo a Thiago,un futbolista de 20 años que se lo rifan todos los grandes de europa,nos vayamos a gastar mas de 40 kilos en Cesc me parece surrealista.

El surrealismo se llama Pep, sin paños calientes, pero claro, ¿quien le dice que no?

masia escribió:Que teniendo a Thiago,un futbolista de 20 años que se lo rifan todos los grandes de europa,nos vayamos a gastar mas de 40 kilos en Cesc me parece surrealista.

Cierto, debimos ofrecer 15 kilos mas Thiago

Ficharais a Cesc, entiendanlo cules, estan condenados a ello...Cesc será blaugrana, a joderse

En el As dicen que su precio sera de 35 kilos,si es asi es barato,pero estamos en las mismas,son 35 kilos en una posicion que ya esta cubierta.

UH UH QUE VIENE QUE VIENE UH UH!!!!!

Fichar a Cesc teniendo a Thiago que es 100000000 de veces mejor es hacer el canelo.

Tritranquil escribió:UH UH QUE VIENE QUE VIENE UH UH!!!!!

Entonces, cuando es que el Madrid va a fichar a Thiago??

Dani1710 escribió:

Tritranquil escribió:UH UH QUE VIENE QUE VIENE UH UH!!!!!

Entonces, cuando es que el Madrid va a fichar a Thiago??

cuando tenga 35 años.

Tritranquil escribió:

Dani1710 escribió:

Tritranquil escribió:UH UH QUE VIENE QUE VIENE UH UH!!!!!

Entonces, cuando es que el Madrid va a fichar a Thiago??

cuando tenga 35 años.

Hombre, tener en el equipo a Cesc, Iniesta, Xavi, Thiago...está bastante bien, y mas teniendo en cuenta que Iniesta puede jugar en banda.

Para mi, por 35 maximo puede ser hasta interesante. Eso si: Que se quede Thiago, por favor

35k, cesc es un tio cojonudo. 40k, cesc es un hijo de puta.

Cesc sigue siendo un pesao HDP cueste lo que cueste . Lo de 35 de todas formas no me lo trago.

Arsenal board ready to sell Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona

Cesc Fabregas has been linked with a return to Barca for several seasons Arsenal are prepared to sell Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona if the two clubs can agree a fee, BBC Sport has learned.

The Premier League club have rejected an initial bid but are now bracing themselves for an improved offer.

A senior Arsenal official said: "The offer was made formally in writing to our chief executive (Ivan Gazidis), and we said no straight away."

Asked if the club expected another bid, the source said: "Possibly. If it's enough I expect we'll have to sell."

Arsenal's stance appears to have shifted since last season when they rejected two offers from Barcelona for Fabregas, a former trainee at the Nou Camp, and stated they had no intention of selling him at any price.

Since then, American billionaire Stan Kroenke has taken control of the London club and now faces the first major decision of his reign.

Barcelona's president Sandro Rosell said last week that Fabregas was trying to pave the way for a return to the club he left as a 16-year-old, but that the heavily indebted Spanish giants would not pay more than £35m for him.

Barcelona's latest bid is reported to be around £27m, well short of Arsenal's valuation of more than £40m.

•Cesc Fabregas is a life-long Barca fan who watched his first game as a nine-month old baby
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger may still object to any sale, and Kroenke will rely on his manager's guidance when making a decision.

But Arsenal's board, consisting of Kroenke, Gazidis, chairman Peter Hill-Wood and directors Ken Friar, Sir Chips Keswick and Lord Harris of Peckham are aware of the difficulties of keeping the 24-year-old against his will.

His recent injury problems, combined with the emergence of Jack Wilshere, and the likely arrival of Argentinian Ricardo Alvarez, may also have influenced their thinking.

Fabregas is in Barcelona this week on a holiday, and his former club would like to complete a deal before he has to return to pre-season training in London next Tuesday ahead of a tour to the Far East.

Sources in Spain say that Barcelona have already begun talks with one of Europe's leading sports agencies over maximising the commercial opportunities of Fabregas' potential homecoming, suggesting a degree of confidence the deal can be finalised.

Meanwhile, former director Lady Bracewell-Smith, who made millions of pounds selling her 15.9% stake in the club to Kroenke this year, enabling him to take control of Arsenal, appeared to criticise the American's leadership.

She tweeted: "In time we will need a more dynamic pro-active younger board, and a good directional leadership. I agree that current board should all go."

"They are passe. Have nothing more to give to the club at all."

And on Fabregas she said: "It is obvious he wants to go. You cannot keep a player when his heart is not in it."

Lady Bracewell-Smith also rejected calls from some fans for the return of former vice-chairman David Dein, who was sacked in 2007. She wrote: "No Dein. Root cause of all the troubles at AFC. Unable to work with other board members."

Dein declined to respond when contacted by BBC Sport.

Tritranquil escribió:Arsenal board ready to sell Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona

Cesc Fabregas has been linked with a return to Barca for several seasons Arsenal are prepared to sell Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona if the two clubs can agree a fee, BBC Sport has learned.

The Premier League club have rejected an initial bid but are now bracing themselves for an improved offer.

A senior Arsenal official said: "The offer was made formally in writing to our chief executive (Ivan Gazidis), and we said no straight away."

Asked if the club expected another bid, the source said: "Possibly. If it's enough I expect we'll have to sell."

Arsenal's stance appears to have shifted since last season when they rejected two offers from Barcelona for Fabregas, a former trainee at the Nou Camp, and stated they had no intention of selling him at any price.

Since then, American billionaire Stan Kroenke has taken control of the London club and now faces the first major decision of his reign.

Barcelona's president Sandro Rosell said last week that Fabregas was trying to pave the way for a return to the club he left as a 16-year-old, but that the heavily indebted Spanish giants would not pay more than £35m for him.

Barcelona's latest bid is reported to be around £27m, well short of Arsenal's valuation of more than £40m.

•Cesc Fabregas is a life-long Barca fan who watched his first game as a nine-month old baby
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger may still object to any sale, and Kroenke will rely on his manager's guidance when making a decision.

But Arsenal's board, consisting of Kroenke, Gazidis, chairman Peter Hill-Wood and directors Ken Friar, Sir Chips Keswick and Lord Harris of Peckham are aware of the difficulties of keeping the 24-year-old against his will.

His recent injury problems, combined with the emergence of Jack Wilshere, and the likely arrival of Argentinian Ricardo Alvarez, may also have influenced their thinking.

Fabregas is in Barcelona this week on a holiday, and his former club would like to complete a deal before he has to return to pre-season training in London next Tuesday ahead of a tour to the Far East.

Sources in Spain say that Barcelona have already begun talks with one of Europe's leading sports agencies over maximising the commercial opportunities of Fabregas' potential homecoming, suggesting a degree of confidence the deal can be finalised.

Meanwhile, former director Lady Bracewell-Smith, who made millions of pounds selling her 15.9% stake in the club to Kroenke this year, enabling him to take control of Arsenal, appeared to criticise the American's leadership.

She tweeted: "In time we will need a more dynamic pro-active younger board, and a good directional leadership. I agree that current board should all go."

"They are passe. Have nothing more to give to the club at all."

And on Fabregas she said: "It is obvious he wants to go. You cannot keep a player when his heart is not in it."

Lady Bracewell-Smith also rejected calls from some fans for the return of former vice-chairman David Dein, who was sacked in 2007. She wrote: "No Dein. Root cause of all the troubles at AFC. Unable to work with other board members."

Dein declined to respond when contacted by BBC Sport.

Bien, ahora aclárame esto. Es una información de la BBC que la ha contrastado con...?

ArtDeco escribió:

Tritranquil escribió:Arsenal board ready to sell Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona

Cesc Fabregas has been linked with a return to Barca for several seasons Arsenal are prepared to sell Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona if the two clubs can agree a fee, BBC Sport has learned.

The Premier League club have rejected an initial bid but are now bracing themselves for an improved offer.

A senior Arsenal official said: "The offer was made formally in writing to our chief executive (Ivan Gazidis), and we said no straight away."

Asked if the club expected another bid, the source said: "Possibly. If it's enough I expect we'll have to sell."

Arsenal's stance appears to have shifted since last season when they rejected two offers from Barcelona for Fabregas, a former trainee at the Nou Camp, and stated they had no intention of selling him at any price.

Since then, American billionaire Stan Kroenke has taken control of the London club and now faces the first major decision of his reign.

Barcelona's president Sandro Rosell said last week that Fabregas was trying to pave the way for a return to the club he left as a 16-year-old, but that the heavily indebted Spanish giants would not pay more than £35m for him.

Barcelona's latest bid is reported to be around £27m, well short of Arsenal's valuation of more than £40m.

•Cesc Fabregas is a life-long Barca fan who watched his first game as a nine-month old baby
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger may still object to any sale, and Kroenke will rely on his manager's guidance when making a decision.

But Arsenal's board, consisting of Kroenke, Gazidis, chairman Peter Hill-Wood and directors Ken Friar, Sir Chips Keswick and Lord Harris of Peckham are aware of the difficulties of keeping the 24-year-old against his will.

His recent injury problems, combined with the emergence of Jack Wilshere, and the likely arrival of Argentinian Ricardo Alvarez, may also have influenced their thinking.

Fabregas is in Barcelona this week on a holiday, and his former club would like to complete a deal before he has to return to pre-season training in London next Tuesday ahead of a tour to the Far East.

Sources in Spain say that Barcelona have already begun talks with one of Europe's leading sports agencies over maximising the commercial opportunities of Fabregas' potential homecoming, suggesting a degree of confidence the deal can be finalised.

Meanwhile, former director Lady Bracewell-Smith, who made millions of pounds selling her 15.9% stake in the club to Kroenke this year, enabling him to take control of Arsenal, appeared to criticise the American's leadership.

She tweeted: "In time we will need a more dynamic pro-active younger board, and a good directional leadership. I agree that current board should all go."

"They are passe. Have nothing more to give to the club at all."

And on Fabregas she said: "It is obvious he wants to go. You cannot keep a player when his heart is not in it."

Lady Bracewell-Smith also rejected calls from some fans for the return of former vice-chairman David Dein, who was sacked in 2007. She wrote: "No Dein. Root cause of all the troubles at AFC. Unable to work with other board members."

Dein declined to respond when contacted by BBC Sport.

Bien, ahora aclárame esto. Es una información de la BBC que la ha contrastado con...?

AL parecer el Hijoputa va a venir.

HOmbre la BBC es mas respetable que el daily mirror, y tendran sus fuentes. Lo que si es ciuerto que ya ha habido una primera oferta rechazada por el arsenal de 30 kilos.

Tritranquil escribió:

ArtDeco escribió:

Tritranquil escribió:Arsenal board ready to sell Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona

Cesc Fabregas has been linked with a return to Barca for several seasons Arsenal are prepared to sell Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona if the two clubs can agree a fee, BBC Sport has learned.

The Premier League club have rejected an initial bid but are now bracing themselves for an improved offer.

A senior Arsenal official said: "The offer was made formally in writing to our chief executive (Ivan Gazidis), and we said no straight away."

Asked if the club expected another bid, the source said: "Possibly. If it's enough I expect we'll have to sell."

Arsenal's stance appears to have shifted since last season when they rejected two offers from Barcelona for Fabregas, a former trainee at the Nou Camp, and stated they had no intention of selling him at any price.

Since then, American billionaire Stan Kroenke has taken control of the London club and now faces the first major decision of his reign.

Barcelona's president Sandro Rosell said last week that Fabregas was trying to pave the way for a return to the club he left as a 16-year-old, but that the heavily indebted Spanish giants would not pay more than £35m for him.

Barcelona's latest bid is reported to be around £27m, well short of Arsenal's valuation of more than £40m.

•Cesc Fabregas is a life-long Barca fan who watched his first game as a nine-month old baby
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger may still object to any sale, and Kroenke will rely on his manager's guidance when making a decision.

But Arsenal's board, consisting of Kroenke, Gazidis, chairman Peter Hill-Wood and directors Ken Friar, Sir Chips Keswick and Lord Harris of Peckham are aware of the difficulties of keeping the 24-year-old against his will.

His recent injury problems, combined with the emergence of Jack Wilshere, and the likely arrival of Argentinian Ricardo Alvarez, may also have influenced their thinking.

Fabregas is in Barcelona this week on a holiday, and his former club would like to complete a deal before he has to return to pre-season training in London next Tuesday ahead of a tour to the Far East.

Sources in Spain say that Barcelona have already begun talks with one of Europe's leading sports agencies over maximising the commercial opportunities of Fabregas' potential homecoming, suggesting a degree of confidence the deal can be finalised.

Meanwhile, former director Lady Bracewell-Smith, who made millions of pounds selling her 15.9% stake in the club to Kroenke this year, enabling him to take control of Arsenal, appeared to criticise the American's leadership.

She tweeted: "In time we will need a more dynamic pro-active younger board, and a good directional leadership. I agree that current board should all go."

"They are passe. Have nothing more to give to the club at all."

And on Fabregas she said: "It is obvious he wants to go. You cannot keep a player when his heart is not in it."

Lady Bracewell-Smith also rejected calls from some fans for the return of former vice-chairman David Dein, who was sacked in 2007. She wrote: "No Dein. Root cause of all the troubles at AFC. Unable to work with other board members."

Dein declined to respond when contacted by BBC Sport.

Bien, ahora aclárame esto. Es una información de la BBC que la ha contrastado con...?

AL parecer el Hijoputa va a venir.

HOmbre la BBC es mas respetable que el daily mirror, y tendran sus fuentes. Lo que si es ciuerto que ya ha habido una primera oferta rechazada por el arsenal de 30 kilos.

Lo que es cierto es que no ha salido nadie del arsenal ha decir ni mu. Yo tengo todavía esperanzas...