Re: Zaha and Fabio can both sign on loan!
Wed Jan 15, 2014 6:46 pm
64JACK wrote:nobby wrote:64JACK wrote:nobby wrote:64JACK wrote:nobby wrote:So how much do you think the transfer fee will be for either Fabio or Zaha? Wages? What if it then doesn't work out and you still go down?
Why do you care remind who you support again.
I was kinda asking if you care!
Thats the best post you've made all night! Sleep tight Knobby the moderator!
Im a BOY and a KNOB, sticks and stones Gary, stick and stones.
[/quote]Actually, I aoplogise for that nobby, name calling is not clever, and certainly makes for poor banter.
[/quote]Apology accepted.
Re: Zaha and Fabio can both sign on loan!
Thu Jan 23, 2014 10:44 pm
Here We Go - Updated .....
Manchester United's Fabio set for transfer to Cardiff.. in time to play against brother Rafael -
Cardiff boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is signing Brazilian full-back Fabio da Silva from Manchester United - and he can play against them next week.
Fabio's time at the champions is up after five years, and he could even go head-to-head with his twin Rafael on his Premier League debut.
Solskjaer worked with Fabio when he was on the United coaching staff and, with his contract up in the summer, has talked the 23-year-old into joining him at the Bluebirds for a bargain fee.
Cardiff have to buy Fabio as they are also going to sign his Old Trafford colleague Wilfried Zaha on loan and the Premier League do not allow clubs to loan two players to one of their top-flight rivals.
A loan would mean Fabio being ineligible for Tuesday's match between the clubs in Manchester, but there would be no such obstacle after a permanent switch.
Manchester United's Fabio set for transfer to Cardiff.. in time to play against brother Rafael -
Cardiff boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is signing Brazilian full-back Fabio da Silva from Manchester United - and he can play against them next week.
Fabio's time at the champions is up after five years, and he could even go head-to-head with his twin Rafael on his Premier League debut.
Solskjaer worked with Fabio when he was on the United coaching staff and, with his contract up in the summer, has talked the 23-year-old into joining him at the Bluebirds for a bargain fee.
Cardiff have to buy Fabio as they are also going to sign his Old Trafford colleague Wilfried Zaha on loan and the Premier League do not allow clubs to loan two players to one of their top-flight rivals.
A loan would mean Fabio being ineligible for Tuesday's match between the clubs in Manchester, but there would be no such obstacle after a permanent switch.