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Do you think Spurs would let both Berbatov and Keane leave? I don't think so, it'll be either, so which one's transfer is more likely?
Thought Pacheco looked excellent this evening, a very confident performance and he looks a great prospect.
Apparantly this Scott is a good source, so looking good so far![]()
Looking forward to seeing Keane in a red shirt. Nice to see us buying a recognised, proven striker again instead of buying potential. Nothing wrong with buying potential but it's about time we started buying players for now as well.
I think if Keane goes, Berbatov stays. I'd much rather Keane than Berba too... Berba seems like an annoying moody player!
Only thing about Keane though - isn't he similar to Kuyt?
Is this Nemeth the same Middlesborough Nemeth? Thought he's been around quite a while and surely can't be that young still?
Only thing about Keane though - isn't he similar to Kuyt?
LIVERPOOL will look to tie up a deal for Robbie Keane in the next 48 hours after Tottenham gave up the struggle to keep their star player at White Hart Lane.
The chances of Rafa Benitez getting his man were boosted significantly last night when Spurs boss Juande Ramos admitted for the first time he is likely to have to cash in on some of his big names in an effort to balance the books.
With boyhood Reds fan Keane desperate to move to Anfield and Benitez equally keen on signing him, the move is likely to happen sooner rather than later given the Liverpool manager's desire to be able to work with his new signings at the earliest possible opportunity.
There is now an acceptance at Tottenham that Keane will get his dream move and yesterday's comments from Ramos were a clear attempt by the manager to prepare the club's fans for the departure of their hero.
Speaking at Spurs' pre-season training camp in Spain, Ramos admitted it was possible that he would have to sell both Keane and Dimitar Berbatov to cover his own outlay on players since taking the White Hart Lane hot seat earlier this year.
He said: "We will see what happens there, but we are talking about two very important players.
"For the moment they are with us, but whatever happens the idea is to have a great squad, with the potential to allow us to aim to improve on what we managed last season.
Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill is still awaiting a response from Liverpool after holding further talks with Gareth Barry.
Liverpool have spent the summer chasing Barry, but have been unable to agree a fee with Villa for the midfielder.
O'Neill confirmed last week that he had sent his Premier League rivals a letter to outline the club's demands for their captain.
Barry has admitted his desire to join Liverpool, but returned to training with Villa on Wednesday as the situation remained unchanged.
Still waiting
The England international held further talks with O'Neill on Thursday and the Villa boss has confirmed there has been no progress on the matter.
"I've spoken to him this week and he reiterated a desire to join Liverpool," O'Neill told the club's official website.
"So the situation remains unchanged, we're still waiting to hear back from Liverpool."
Barry will miss Villa's Intertoto Cup tie with Danish club Odense BK on Saturday after picking up a foot injury upon his return to training.
Anyone else get the feeling that O'Neill is flapping a bit now? He was moaning about Rafa bringing up Barry in the press, but since Rafa cooled his interest, O'Neill has been in the press constantly this last week saying he expects Liverpool to come back. Sounds like a plea to me, repeating it every day.
"Irrespective of the outcome and futures of Robbie and Dimitar, we are continuing to seek to bring in quality, talented players for the future, who want to play in a Spurs shirt."