3 cars that i want to have someday. If i can only pick one, i still have not decide it yet which one should i buy.
: )
Friday, July 17, 2009
Thursday, July 16, 2009
I've watched Harry!
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Ferguson did not try to keep me, claims Tevez
MANCHESTER (AFP) - Manchester City's new signing Carlos Tevez denied on Tuesday that Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson did his best to keep him at Old Trafford.
The 25-year-old Argentinian international striker has signed for United's city rivals in a 25.5million pounds five-year contract after his two-year deal at United ran out at the end of last season.
As United headed towards their 18th league title at the end of last term, speculation about whether United would extend Tevez's contract grew ever more debated before Ferguson decided not to keep the Argentinian.
However, Ferguson suggested on Monday that he had in fact wanted to retain Tevez's services and said that he had tried to contact him in January regarding his future - only to be ignored by his player.
Those claims were comprehensively refuted by Tevez at his unveiling at the City of Manchester Stadium on Tuesday as he insisted that Ferguson had never once been in touch.
"The fact I didn't stay at United was not about the fans it was because David Gill (chief executive) and Ferguson did not do enough to keep me there," Tevez said.
"I was there for two years and Sir Alex never called or sent any text messages in that time.
"The only time he talked to me was after a match against Roma to discuss a situation about going to play for Argentina.
"It doesn't seem that this is the way to treat a player in two years at the club."
Manchester City have not won English football's top- flight title since 1968 - in stark contrast to United's seemingly endless run of trophies over the last 15 years - but Tevez insists he is not concerned about the past and will use City's lack of silverware as a major motivation.
"The ambition I have here is to help Manchester City recover the status that the club once had as one of the best clubs in England," Tevez added.
"I am here to try and win titles and trophies - that is my main ambition."
City manager Mark Hughes has the biggest available funds of any boss in the Premier League and the club continues to be linked with Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor and Chelsea captain John Terry.
Officials from City and Arsenal have been locked in discussions for the last 24 hours regarding Adebayor's future and a deal is looking increasingly more likely.
Although the same cannot be said of Terry as Hughes admitted that it will be difficult to draw the England captain away from Stamford Bridge, despite offering weekly wages in excess of 250,000 pounds a week.
"There have been discussions between us and Arsenal (regarding Adebayor) but it is my usual response to players we haven't signed - it is not the right time or place to be discussing that," Hughes added.
"There's been contact and there is a deal to be done possibly but it's not been concluded as we speak here.
"I also have fantastic respect for John Terry ever since I saw him when I was at Chelsea as a player myself.
"I think any manager would covet a player like John Terry but at this moment in time he is a Chelsea player and we have to respect that."
The 25-year-old Argentinian international striker has signed for United's city rivals in a 25.5million pounds five-year contract after his two-year deal at United ran out at the end of last season.
As United headed towards their 18th league title at the end of last term, speculation about whether United would extend Tevez's contract grew ever more debated before Ferguson decided not to keep the Argentinian.
However, Ferguson suggested on Monday that he had in fact wanted to retain Tevez's services and said that he had tried to contact him in January regarding his future - only to be ignored by his player.
Those claims were comprehensively refuted by Tevez at his unveiling at the City of Manchester Stadium on Tuesday as he insisted that Ferguson had never once been in touch.
"The fact I didn't stay at United was not about the fans it was because David Gill (chief executive) and Ferguson did not do enough to keep me there," Tevez said.
"I was there for two years and Sir Alex never called or sent any text messages in that time.
"The only time he talked to me was after a match against Roma to discuss a situation about going to play for Argentina.
"It doesn't seem that this is the way to treat a player in two years at the club."
Manchester City have not won English football's top- flight title since 1968 - in stark contrast to United's seemingly endless run of trophies over the last 15 years - but Tevez insists he is not concerned about the past and will use City's lack of silverware as a major motivation.
"The ambition I have here is to help Manchester City recover the status that the club once had as one of the best clubs in England," Tevez added.
"I am here to try and win titles and trophies - that is my main ambition."
City manager Mark Hughes has the biggest available funds of any boss in the Premier League and the club continues to be linked with Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor and Chelsea captain John Terry.
Officials from City and Arsenal have been locked in discussions for the last 24 hours regarding Adebayor's future and a deal is looking increasingly more likely.
Although the same cannot be said of Terry as Hughes admitted that it will be difficult to draw the England captain away from Stamford Bridge, despite offering weekly wages in excess of 250,000 pounds a week.
"There have been discussions between us and Arsenal (regarding Adebayor) but it is my usual response to players we haven't signed - it is not the right time or place to be discussing that," Hughes added.
"There's been contact and there is a deal to be done possibly but it's not been concluded as we speak here.
"I also have fantastic respect for John Terry ever since I saw him when I was at Chelsea as a player myself.
"I think any manager would covet a player like John Terry but at this moment in time he is a Chelsea player and we have to respect that."
Report: Arsenal Boss Wenger Happy To Sell Adebayor To Man City
As speculation continues to mount regarding the immediate future of Arsenal's Togolese targetman Emmanuel Adebayor, Arsene Wenger remains publicly coy on the matter. However, according to the Daily Mail, the Frenchman is more than willing to allow the £22 million-rated striker to join Mark Hughes' continued revolution at Manchester City.
Adebayor became one of the most in-demand strikers in world football following his 30-goal haul in the 2007-08 season, with Barcelona and AC Milan allegedly readying £30 million bids. Each advance was quashed by the Gunners, though, who were keen on keeping the 25-year-old.
However, his failure last season to reproduce the form that propelled him into the short-lists of Europe's elite seems to have made Adebayor's exit from the Emirates Stadium more likely this summer. Arsenal are more receptive to the idea of selling him, and Mark Hughes at City clearly desires the targetman's services - despite having already acquired Carlos Tevez and Roque Santa Cruz.
The Daily Mail speculates that it is Adebayor's fractious nature in the dressing room that has caused his downfall, or at least persuaded Wenger he can do without the African star.
Adebayor's on-pitch falling out with Nicklas Bendtner during a cup game with Tottenham Hotspur in 2008 seemed to embody the temperamental aspect of the former African Footballer of the Year's personality, while regular quotes attributed to him (whether substantiated or not), suggesting that he remains amenable to a move, have squandered much goodwill he once enjoyed among Arsenal fans.
The price-tag could appeal to Wenger too, if he is considering bringing in new recruits.
Adebayor became one of the most in-demand strikers in world football following his 30-goal haul in the 2007-08 season, with Barcelona and AC Milan allegedly readying £30 million bids. Each advance was quashed by the Gunners, though, who were keen on keeping the 25-year-old.
However, his failure last season to reproduce the form that propelled him into the short-lists of Europe's elite seems to have made Adebayor's exit from the Emirates Stadium more likely this summer. Arsenal are more receptive to the idea of selling him, and Mark Hughes at City clearly desires the targetman's services - despite having already acquired Carlos Tevez and Roque Santa Cruz.
The Daily Mail speculates that it is Adebayor's fractious nature in the dressing room that has caused his downfall, or at least persuaded Wenger he can do without the African star.
Adebayor's on-pitch falling out with Nicklas Bendtner during a cup game with Tottenham Hotspur in 2008 seemed to embody the temperamental aspect of the former African Footballer of the Year's personality, while regular quotes attributed to him (whether substantiated or not), suggesting that he remains amenable to a move, have squandered much goodwill he once enjoyed among Arsenal fans.
The price-tag could appeal to Wenger too, if he is considering bringing in new recruits.
Monday, July 13, 2009
Ps3 games.... : )
I really love this game. From its franchise starts at the Playstation, now the 4th installment is at the Ps3 console. Sadly i only got Ps2 at home, and it has broke. But then to anyone that read this post, all kids will sure have fun playing this game. Feel free to click below link to the Konami.
http://www.konami.jp/mgs4/us/index.html
Ps: I wish i had Ps3
Summer movies, District 9 by Peter Jackson!
This movie will be coming soon on August 14. This is the Peter Jackson latest gift for us, for those who has been waiting from him since the king kong i guess. I'll sure be waiting to watch this movies thats for sure.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Lets go watch Harry Potter this weekend
Well this 15 July will be the release of the Harry Potter movie. Im sure there is hell lot of effects going on. This is a must watch movie since the Terminator and the Transformer. Well they both are good movie. I have no doubt that Harry Potter will be as good as them.
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