Man Utd boss Ferguson pushes for Villalva deal
Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Wed, 11/25/2009 - 07:21
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to push through a deal for River Plate youngster Daniel Villalva.
The 17-year-old striker has caught Fergie's eye despite making just six first-team appearances, says The Sun.
Argentine Villalva has scored two goals in his brief professional career and has already represented his country at Under-17 level.
Nicknamed 'Keko', Villalva is refusing to get carried away with the Red Devils' interest in him.
He said: "I am calm about my future and will not let things go to my head about a move to Europe.
"I'm happy to continue playing at River Plate and want to help them become champions."
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Comments (8)
Oh please, just ignore an idiot like Agger. The guy has nothing to live on but past glories. You'll notice of course that fans of his ilk, who used to parade how many English championships Liverpool had won, have now fallen silent on that score now that United has drawn level with them. In fact, after United's most recent EPL championship, it was sadly obvious that the only route left for people like Agger was to hold on to the European titles as some kind of sad prop, like some tired old man having to lean on his creaky old cane. No one denies Liverpool's glorious history, and only a fool or a rabidly one-eyed fan would begrudge them that. Problem for people like Agger though is that history is all that's left to them, as Liverpool have largely fallen by the wayside over the last two decades and been overtaken by the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea, and of course United - even a so so team like Blackburn has managed to win the EPL title! Agger, if you look up the history books you'll find that teams such as Aston Villa, Everton, and even Sunderland also have great records in the top flight of English football, but no one seriously considers them title contenders these days, nor do their fans run around thumping their chests or beating the drum about how great they are - hell, the last time Sunderland won the old first division was 1936!
You exemplify all that is wrong with Liverpool, a team who's very success in the 70's and 80's has become an anchor round its neck because the weight of expectation and comparisons with the past have become too much for all involved. You trundle along in the belief that Liverpool is still 'there', when the reality is that you've won next to nothing since 1990 except a few domestic knockout cups and a fortuitously won European title in 2005. If that's all you've got to show for 20 years of top flight football, and you consider that to be a sign of Liverpool's preeminence, you're a sad and delusional young man greatly in denial. In that same time frame United have won the EPL 11 times, the European trophy twice, and added in so many different cups that it's not worth going into detail. Arsenal have won the EPL three times in that same period, while Chelsea have taken it out twice. Liverpool ranks a distant fourth to those three overall during that period, and then only because of the European win.
So keep hanging on to that old cane, Agger, because it's highly likely that history is all you'll have to hang on to for the foreseeable future - in fact it's very likely that Liverpool will go the same way as Sunderland and become totally irrelevant. It was obvious that Liverpool overreached last season, just as it was obvious that they'd fall back to the pack this year. The team doesn't have the quality in depth to succeed over a long campaign, nor the financial resources to do anything about it. But keep on keeping on, because it's people like you who keep crushing Liverpool down with the crippling expectations and delusions of grandeur that you thrust upon them.
*sighs* agger now I remember why I couldn't be bothered with replying to you in the first place altho atleast you've stopped spouting out that other ill informed nonsense. Calling history official statistics is dumb, altho I suppose they are stats they arnt really relevant or modern enough to be used in determining the best teams in world football, just who had a good history but hey I suppose it's all your 8? Year old brain can come up with, if your older than 8 then I'm sorry for you and your future. You know what the ironic thing is if you actually new some proper stats you may see that Liverpool are currently up there on the last 5 seasons form for Europe as are barca and united arsenal and Chelsea. Altho when they calculate them at the end of this season that will change. Ohwell atleast you have your history (altho you were never around to see it) I'd rather have the present and the future. Now I can't be lower myself to respond to you anymore unless you have something valid to say. For other liverpool fans, I feel sorry for you as a few idiots like agger are giving you a bad name, as I'm sure there are idiots from all clubs which soil there clubs reputation.
Agger...you are such a pathetic senile pool of a fool. Liverpool WAS indeed te glory of England, but after last night...best left unsaid. As far as I know, it was also because of Liverpool that England could not send in a club for any European Culb Champonship till the 90s. So please shut your ***** gap and accept the fact that there ARE TEAMS that are BETTER than Liverpool now, not just MAN U. The table does not lie... FACT! So much for your *GLORY* (SNICKER)
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