Published
6/19/2009 7:25:51 AM
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AC Milan star Alexandre Pato is going public in his desire to rejoin former coach Carlo Ancelotti in the EPL at Chelsea. It is just another instance of the fallout from the Kaka transfer to Real Madrid. The young Pato notched 18 goals for AC Milan last year and is only 19 years of age. It is believed he would command a transfer fee in the £45m range.
Pato told the Daily Mail: ''Carlo Ancelotti is very important to me, both as a coach and a person. It was him who wanted Milan to sign me, and he has developed me as a player. I feel a sense of owing him a great deal. 'I have a contract with Milan, and it is down to them to decide about my future. But I would be interested if Ancelotti were to call on me to join Chelsea.''
Carlo Ancelotti is on the prowl for new players. Another rumoured AC Milan player on the way to Chelsea is Andrea Pirlo, but Milan is saying they have received no offers for the Italian playmaker and also say there is no way they will let Pirlo go.
On the way out at Chelsea appears to be stud outside back Jose Bosingwa who looks to be heading to Bayern Munich. Bosingwa was levied a suspension of four UEFA club competition matches for his behavior following the Champions League semifinal loss to Barca.
Published
3/8/2010
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Shane Barrow
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Wigan threw a wrench in Liverpool's chase for a top EPL placing and a Champions League spot for next year as they won 1-0 Monday evening behind a Rodallega first half goal.
Published
3/7/2010
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Everton took advantage of Hull's poor defense and made easy work notching 5 goals as Arteta had 2 and Landon Donovan had a goal and an assist.
Published
2/28/2010
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Manchester City notched an impressive 4-2 win st Chelsea Saturday behind a pair of goals from Carlos TEvez
Published
2/26/2010
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Shane Barrow
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After months of struggle on the field the financial problems have overwhelmed Portsmouth and they officially have entered administration.
Published
2/22/2010
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Shane Barrow
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American Landon Donovan was honored as the Everton player of the month for January.