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Showing posts with label michael owen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label michael owen. Show all posts

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Michael Owen to pull on the colours of Liverpool

Michael Owen is back on Merseyside after leaving Liverpool six years ago. He will be wearing a Liverpool shirt again.   He will be featured in Jamie Carragher’s testimonial match against Everton XI at Anfield next weekend. Owen, reviled by some Liverpool fans after crossing one of the game's oldest divides, is said to be uncertain of the reaction he will get from the Anfield crowd but does not have great expectations considering the abuse...

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Weekend Link – July 12: Return of the King, No more big money signing for Reds, R.I.P. Michael Jackson (1958 – 2009), When a Hero turns to Zero, Chelsea swoop for Zlatan

  Here comes another round of links galore from Red's Fury™.   Return of the King. - Red in Dublin   No more big money signing for Reds. - Liverpool FC Forever   R.I.P. Michael Jackson – The Tribute by Sashi. - sashi-isms   From a Saint to a Devil. - The Empire of The Kop   The Blues prepares to bid for Zlatan Ibrahimovic. - Tommy’s Football   Wants to have your post mentioned here?   YNWA, Red's Fury™...

Friday, July 10, 2009

Michael Owen officially a Red Devil

The England international striker has officially signed for Manchester United in what is this summer's shock move in the transfer market. He has signed a two-year contract. The Red Devils have confirmed the striker's capture on their official website, and Owen is clearly delighted to have completed such sensational move. United manager Alex Ferguson was pleased to have reinforced his forward line, depleted by the recent departure of Cristiano...

Friday, July 3, 2009

Michael Owen to join Manchester United

I don’t know how’s true are the press rumours surrounding former Liverpool striker, Michael Owen, 29-year-old, signing for Manchester United? Owen’s contract at Newcastle expires on July 1 and are free to join any clubs. The Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, was poised to make an astonishing move in the transfer market by bringing injury-prone striker Michael Owen to Old Trafford on a free transfer. The likes of Karem Benzema and Franck...

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Weekend Link – June 28: ‘El Nino’ to front PES, Save the Kop stand, Real continues its shopping sprees, First we have Michael Owen brochure then comes Barton’s, News roundup in the Premier League

Links from around the globe. Fernando Torres stars in the upcoming Pro Evolution Soccer 2010. - AnfieldReds   Sign the petition! - The Empire of The Kop   “I want Raul Albiol, Franck Ribery, David Villa for Real.” - Football News   The Joey Barton brochure. - 90minutes   Red Devils wants Owen, Heinze return to Premier League and more… - Premiership Talk   YNWA, Red's Fury™...

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Michael Owen heading back to Merseyside

Newcastle United were relegated and been put up for sales for the second time. It seems like they no longer afforded a £110,000-a-week player in their roster next season.So, where is Michael really heading to? Liverpool or Everton? Earlier last month, Rafa Benitez has denied Liverpool making a move for Owen."I think it's a different situation to the Robbie Fowler one. Robbie knew it was a fantastic opportunity for him to come back."He had been injured...

Thursday, June 14, 2007

No money, no talk

Now I'm very pissed! It's already been three weeks since the talk on signing at least one top class player for Liverpool and none of them has show up yet. The question of 'how much we have for transfer budget this summer?' still hasn't been answered by the American owners. Rafa failed to launch a bid on the likes of Samuel Eto'o (£35million), David Villa, Carlos Tevez (£30million), Fernando Torres (£15million), Simao Sabrosa (£11million), Florent...

Saturday, June 2, 2007

Do we really need Michael Owen?

The answer is YES and NO. Stevie G (MBE) and Jamie Carragher, two of Liverpool's most influential figures have pleads to the club's American owners to bring Michael Owen back to Anfield. While the Reds regimes lack in fire-powers up-front with Craig Bellamy fails to deliver, Dirk Kuyt is a non out-and-out striker, Robbie 'GOD' Fowler was out of contract and Peter Crouch used sparringly throughout the campaign. Yes, we do need a proven goal scorer...

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