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Real Madrid ahead of Man City in £30M battle for Liverpool ace Gerrard

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Sun, 03/14/2010 - 11:02

Real Madrid are preparing a £30 million bid for Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard.

The Daily Star Sunday says Spanish sources say Real, who crashed out of the European Cup against Lyon last Wednesday, believe Gerrard, 29, is ready to quit Anfield after another frustrating season.

Real want to link the England midfielder with former Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo.

But even a hint that Gerrard could be prised away from Anfield would see the big-spending Spanish giants face fierce competition from the Premier League’s richest club – Manchester City.

It’s thought, however, that if Gerrard left Liverpool he would prefer to move abroad rather than sign for another English club.

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Submitted by pop bubbles (not verified) on Tue, 01/24/2012 - 10:57.

Excellent write-up, I will bookmark this.

Submitted by chuffin city (not verified) on Mon, 03/15/2010 - 11:37.

if we could get him to stop his bar brawling mentality and make him understand that honour and dignity are important at city...so his normal sly, devious, decieptful diving tricks would not be allowed.....i think we could do something for him.

Submitted by mufc all th way (not verified) on Mon, 03/15/2010 - 06:43.

ill giv u sumthn chelsea madrid.....united, throwin th past out th window....is 1st in th league now, albeit wid an extra game played compared 2 chelsea....still 1st tho, and tht is th important thing....ill giv u sumthn else....united still goin very strong in th ucl wid a 4-0 thumping of milan....thts sumthn....u can hate united all u want, but at th end of th day, we r gettin th job dun....and in style. im not sayin untied is th best, but we r definetely up ther....and we definetely kno how 2 win!!! u can argue all u want, duznt make u ne less in correct!!

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