*Gullsworth*
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Fire blanket approach?
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Jonathan Calleri
- Thread starter Frutos
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Fire blanket approach?
No one was being serious were they? This thread became a parody long ago.
severnside gull
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IF someone came in to Heathrow this morning the question would still be WHO?
Two very real possibilities still.
Intriguing.
Two very real possibilities still.
Intriguing.
Still there for me 4 hours ago Paul Winstanley "loves a 3am get up!"
*Gullsworth*
My Hair is like his hair
Cannot imagine just TWO passengers landing at Heathrow? It's busy now dontchaknow.
Meade's Ball
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I see Calleri as the sidecar type, with gogglescreen wipers ridding his eye-protectors from a myriad of insects, his gentle hair always a-flow in the wintry wind. Word has it that, to fit in, he's been on V-sign training so that any UK vehicle user that annoys him can get the message clearly and know they've been Calleried.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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100% charge on an iPhone is surely the most surprising thing about this story. Must be plugged in.
pishhead
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I hope the club has chartered a coach for all his advisors.
blockhseagull
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The 100% charge isn't his phone tho is it
Seasidesage
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Insel affe
HellBilly
Just 14 hours ago on HITC website, would that not be him leaving Argentina ?
According to the latest reports from Calciomercato, Brighton and Hove Albion have launched a $10 million [roughly £7 million] for Boca Juniors top scorer Jonathan Calleri.
The Italian editorial claim how the Seagulls have tracked the striker for a while and are seeking to sign him ahead of Italian competitors Bologna and league leaders Inter Milan.
“The Italians have hesitations, and they’ve allowed other suitors to come in. Brighton, yesterday, presented a new offer of $10 million [roughly £7 million] for the 22-year-old striker,” the report states.
Brighton are currently in the hunt for an automatic promotion place, sitting in fourth place in the Championship table and just four points off Derby County in second.
After going an incredible 21 league games unbeaten from the start of the campaign, Chris Hughton’s side have now gone six games without a win and four games without scoring a goal.
New additions are evidently needed in January if they harbour hopes of a top two finish, and a striker is seemingly top of their wish-list following the signing of winger Anthony Knockaert.
Calleri would be a superb signing, and one which would undoubtedly make a statement to their fellow Championship rivals considering his current talent and huge potential.
The 22-year-old striker has scored 23 goals in 60 league appearances for Boca, topping the club’s scoring charts and earning widespread praise among the Argentine media outlets.
The report in Calciomercato go on to say that Brighton have offered the striker a very tempting three-year contract with the possibility of doubling his wages on the basis of promotion to the Premier League.
According to the latest reports from Calciomercato, Brighton and Hove Albion have launched a $10 million [roughly £7 million] for Boca Juniors top scorer Jonathan Calleri.
The Italian editorial claim how the Seagulls have tracked the striker for a while and are seeking to sign him ahead of Italian competitors Bologna and league leaders Inter Milan.
“The Italians have hesitations, and they’ve allowed other suitors to come in. Brighton, yesterday, presented a new offer of $10 million [roughly £7 million] for the 22-year-old striker,” the report states.
Brighton are currently in the hunt for an automatic promotion place, sitting in fourth place in the Championship table and just four points off Derby County in second.
After going an incredible 21 league games unbeaten from the start of the campaign, Chris Hughton’s side have now gone six games without a win and four games without scoring a goal.
New additions are evidently needed in January if they harbour hopes of a top two finish, and a striker is seemingly top of their wish-list following the signing of winger Anthony Knockaert.
Calleri would be a superb signing, and one which would undoubtedly make a statement to their fellow Championship rivals considering his current talent and huge potential.
The 22-year-old striker has scored 23 goals in 60 league appearances for Boca, topping the club’s scoring charts and earning widespread praise among the Argentine media outlets.
The report in Calciomercato go on to say that Brighton have offered the striker a very tempting three-year contract with the possibility of doubling his wages on the basis of promotion to the Premier League.
Love it......
Nope. Mine stays at 100% for quite a few hours, before being suddenly flat.
If i was in his role id do that. Who wouldnt? Tweet something and wind up the masses.
Agreed.
That said.... we do know that Paul Winstanley was in South America end of last year scouting so he clearly has been active out there and in this transfer
- Jan 3, 2012
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I expect the Michael Owen suite at the Grand Hotel is in preparation as we type..
Insel affe
HellBilly
Bollox to that, more likely a welcome committee of all our sick notes at Nandos.
Eddiespearritt
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However - even though Twitter has convinced us all of the vital need to share messages of mind-numbing irrelevance - even I'm not sure I'd be reaching for the phone at 4.54am to inform the planet that my toddler is crying and has woken me up. This strange guy wanted attention for some purpose - and worrying indeed that he seems to be getting it for no obvious reason yet.