Tosic against Liverpool reserve last night..
Likes to come inside again. All our wingers are like that. 

u guys think nani or tosic will be likely start more?

It's very weird. Why i can't play you tube from here?

Blocked by proxy server/firewall/etc? 

Just watched Tosic's youtube. Looks pretty impressive eh? Can't wait for him full debut for the 1st team 

Cristiano Ronaldo is, as ever, the talk of the Spanish transfer press, with a sprinkling of Lionel Messi for good measure. Sport, the Catalan daily newspaper, reported yesterday that Jorge Mendes, the Manchester United forward’s agent, has signed a long-term agreement with Real Madrid worth about £91 million. The deal reportedly includes a penalty clause that would force Ronaldo and his agent to pay Real €20 million (about £18 million) if he does not appear at the Bernabéu at the start of next season.

The accuracy of the news as reported by Sport is dubious, not least because there would be a slew of highly paid lawyers beating down Mendes’s door if he had signed on behalf of Ronaldo. However, Real used a similar tactic in 2000 when they lured Luís Figo from Barcelona. Whether such a “penalty clause” would be enforceable is another matter. A further wrinkle is that this supposed contract was signed with Ramón Calderón, who resigned as president of Real two weeks ago. Whether it would be valid now is anyone’s guess.

Either way, the Ronaldo-to-Real drumbeats continue unabated. The Madrid club’s players are asked to weigh in on Ronaldo daily, with Christoph Metzelder, the Germany defender, saying yesterday that he thought that Messi, the Barcelona and Argentina forward, was better. Which may explain why Barcelona are reportedly firing back with big plans of their own.

Chelsea and Manchester City will join Real Madrid in the scramble for the services of Carlos Tévez if the Manchester United forward prices himself out of a long-term contract at Old Trafford.

United are in negotiations to sign Tévez on a permanent basis once their two-year lease arrangement expires in June, but progress has been awkward, with Kia Joorabchian, head of the companies that own the player’s economic rights, maintaining that they must pay a fee of £22 million in addition to the downpayments of about £10 million that have already been made and a salary well in excess of £100,000 a week.

Other clubs have been alerted to the impasse and while Real’s interest is well known, Chelsea and City have also made clear their desire to be kept informed of developments.

The Argentina forward has expressed a preference to stay with United but, as well as the financial complications, he has been frustrated at times this season by his demotion to third choice behind Dimitar Berbatov and Wayne Rooney. Madrid would be his preferred destination if he were to leave United, but Chelsea and City would offer further options.

City officials have discussed the feasibility of such a coup with Mark Hughes, the manager, since the failed bid to sign Kaká, the Brazil forward, from AC Milan this month. The fee for Tévez would be £32 million, but Chelsea appear to be willing to match that valuation in the summer while also bidding to sign Luis Fabiano, the Brazil forward, from Seville.

City are hoping to make one last, big splash in the January transfer window as Hughes prepares to pursue an alternative striker in the event that Blackburn Rovers do not accept the club’s final £18.5 million offer for Roque Santa Cruz.

Davide Petrucci  

Berbatov,Rooney,Tevez
Wellback,Campbell,Manucho,Petrucci

we are loaded with Striker.

stupid astro. tmw match stil nothing on their website yet. wat do i pay those phuacgers on a monthly basis for?!?!