Transfers

[Gollum]

Also, der Fairness halber: Welcome Du Ri Cha, ich hoffe, du ĂĽberraschst uns alle maĂźlos!

Er kann ja nichts dafĂĽr, aber nur ein Kaderspieler, dazu noch ein relativ alter, nachweislich talentloser und mit Sicherheit teurerer, als Wilson und Caddis.
, wer auch immer das eingefädelt hat...

[McCeltic]

Also, der Fairness halber: Welcome Du Ri Cha, ich hoffe, du ĂĽberraschst uns alle maĂźlos!

Er kann ja nichts dafĂĽr, aber nur ein Kaderspieler, dazu noch ein relativ alter, nachweislich talentloser und mit Sicherheit teurerer, als Wilson und Caddis.
, wer auch immer das eingefädelt hat...

Vielleicht könntest du den unter Spielerkader aufnehmen. Den guten Mulgrew bitte auch. Einfach so, wie die bisherigen Eingaben bei den Spielern auch.

[Gollum]

Also, der Fairness halber: Welcome Du Ri Cha, ich hoffe, du ĂĽberraschst uns alle maĂźlos!

Er kann ja nichts dafĂĽr, aber nur ein Kaderspieler, dazu noch ein relativ alter, nachweislich talentloser und mit Sicherheit teurerer, als Wilson und Caddis.
, wer auch immer das eingefädelt hat...

Vielleicht könntest du den unter Spielerkader aufnehmen. Den guten Mulgrew bitte auch. Einfach so, wie die bisherigen Eingaben bei den Spielern auch.

Klaaar, aber ich warte wenns genehm ist im Moment noch bis sich unser Board bzw der geschätzte Internetauftritt deselben mal zu ein paar Informationen bezüglich der Neuen Superstars bequemt, Rückennummern und so Nebensächlichkeiten...

[1967]

CELTIC Football Club is delighted to confirm the signing of midfielder Joe Ledley on a four year deal.

The 23-year-old is Neil Lennon’s third signing of the summer following the arrival of Charlie Mulgrew and Cha Du-Ri.

The Welsh internationalist leaves Cardiff City after six years and will join up with the squad for the pre-season tour of America.

Ledley, who can also play on the left wing, has been capped for his country in 32 games and can’t wait to get started in Glasgow.

“Celtic is a massive club,” he exclusively told Channel 67. “I’m looking forward to the season and working with Neil and his coaching staff.

“I want to come here and win trophies. This is a great club and I’m looking forward to playing in front of a Celtic’s great fans every week.

“This is the right time to leave Cardiff and look at my career. Hopefully we can win the league and cups and it gives me the opportunity to play in Europe too.”

Celtic Manager, Neil Lennon, said, "We really are delighted to welcome Joe to Celtic. Clearly, there were a number of clubs very interested in signing him so we are very pleased he has chosen to come to Celtic, somewhere I think he can be a tremendous success."

Chief Executive, Peter Lawwell, commented, "We are pleased to be able to support Neil in his plans for the development of the squad. Joe is a highly rated and sought after young player.

"We are pleased to have beaten off competition from a number of English Premiership clubs for his signature and we are sure he will be a great addition to our squad. We will continue to do all we can to ensure that we bring quality players to the Club."

http://celticfc.net/news/stories/news_120710095620.aspx

Herzlich willkommen!

[Gollum]

In diesem Fall muss man den Verantwortlichen auch mal ein fettes Lob aussprechen, dass sie diesen wie ich finde fantastischen Transfer realisieren konnten!!!

Joe Ledley, ich hoffe du hältst, was du versprichst!!!

[Celtic Frost]

In diesem Fall muss man den Verantwortlichen auch mal ein fettes Lob aussprechen, dass sie diesen wie ich finde fantastischen Transfer realisieren konnten!!!

Joe Ledley, ich hoffe du hältst, was du versprichst!!!

du meinst, was wir uns von ihm versprechen?

[Gollum]

In diesem Fall muss man den Verantwortlichen auch mal ein fettes Lob aussprechen, dass sie diesen wie ich finde fantastischen Transfer realisieren konnten!!!

Joe Ledley, ich hoffe du hältst, was du versprichst!!!

du meinst, was wir uns von ihm versprechen?

Also präziser formuluiert: Seine bisher bei den Bluebirds gezeigten Leistungen geben Anlass zu gewissen Hoffnungen bezüglich seiner weiteren Entwicklung bei uns, mögen sich diese erfüllen!!!

So besser?

[Celtic Frost]

In diesem Fall muss man den Verantwortlichen auch mal ein fettes Lob aussprechen, dass sie diesen wie ich finde fantastischen Transfer realisieren konnten!!!

Joe Ledley, ich hoffe du hältst, was du versprichst!!!

du meinst, was wir uns von ihm versprechen?

Also präziser formuluiert: Seine bisher bei den Bluebirds gezeigten Leistungen geben Anlass zu gewissen Hoffnungen bezüglich seiner weiteren Entwicklung bei uns, mögen sich diese erfüllen!!!

So besser?

besser, aber hört sich extrem klugscheisserisch an

[Gollum]

du meinst, was wir uns von ihm versprechen?

Also präziser formuluiert: Seine bisher bei den Bluebirds gezeigten Leistungen geben Anlass zu gewissen Hoffnungen bezüglich seiner weiteren Entwicklung bei uns, mögen sich diese erfüllen!!!

So besser?

besser, aber hört sich extrem klugscheisserisch an

Na. da bin ich ja in bester Gesellschaft...

[Celtic Frost]

Na. da bin ich ja in bester Gesellschaft...

[Gollum]

Ich denke mal, wir behandeln hier alle feststehenden Wechsel, solche zu Celtic, aber auch Abgänge, insofern passt es wohl hier hin:


Stephen McManus makes ÂŁ1.5m switch from Celtic to Boro

Stephen McManus' move from Celtic to Middlesbrough has been finalised, with a fee of ÂŁ1.5m being agreed between the clubs for the Scotland defender.

The 27-year-old has signed a three-year deal with the Championship club after passing a medical on Monday evening.

He had spent the latter part of last season on loan at the Riverside.

McManus could be joined at Boro by Rangers midfielder Kevin Thomson, with the English club admitting an interest in the Scotland international.

Boro said they were "not as far down the line" in concluding a deal for the 25-year-old who cost Rangers ÂŁ2m from Hibernian in 2007.

Thomson signed a four-year contract and was a regular in Rangers' midfield as they retained the Scottish Premier League title last season.

But the Scottish champions are heavily in debt and manager Walter Smith, who last week revealed Boro's approach for Thomson, has admitted that the Glasgow club would have to listen to offers for their top players.

Strachan this week said he was "nowhere near" finished his dealings in the summer transfer market despite having already secured Scotland striker Kris Boyd from Rangers, midfielder Nicky Bailey from Charlton and winger Andrew Halliday from Livingston.

"We'll keep trying to add and add," he said. "I hope we can make a right few signings over the next few weeks of different types.

"Some will be transfers and some will be loans, I imagine.

"But transfers take a long time and a lot of hard work. We set the ball rolling with Kris and Nicky done this early, but fair play to the chairman and Keith Lamb, they've got two of our main targets nice and early and it's been hard work."

Strachan insisted that he would not be extravagant with the club's transfer money.

"There's not much money going around and quite rightly so," he said. "A lot of teams have had a real scare in the last five or six years and people should take note and we're taking note.

"There's not too much money about at present, at Middlesbrough or any of the Football League clubs. If you've got money, you have to use it wisely and I think we've done that."

McManus, who was entering the final year of his contract, was a regular in Boro manager Strachan's first team when he was Celtic boss.

However, the product of the SPL club's youth structure did not figure in new Celtic manager Tony Mowbray's plans and was farmed out to Middlesbrough in January.

McManus, who had been Celtic captain, made 16 appearances for Boro as they missed out on promotion to the Premier League in England.

However, although Mowbray lost his job in March and his successor, Neil Lennon, has said he would like to see McManus back at Celtic, he has now made the switch permanent.

Celtic have been in talks with former England defender Sol Campbell and are waiting on the 35-year-old, who has also been offered a new contract by Arsenal, to decide his future.

The Glasgow club have already signed versatile defender Charlie Mulgrew, who was out of contract with Aberdeen, and South Korea right-back Cha Du-Ri.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/m/middlesbrough/8789481.stm


All the best Mick, warst immer ein vorbildlicher Kämpfer und einer, der sich mit unseren Farben identifiziert hat!

[Gollum]

...und hier ist auch die offizielle Betsätigung:


McManus bows out after a decade

Celtic Football Club has bid farewell to their former captain, Stephen McManus, after ten successful years at the Hoops.

The 27-year-old has joined Gordon Strachan at Middlesbrough after spending the remainder of last season on-loan to the Championship side.

McManus was a product of Celtic’s youth academy before making his first-team debut in 2003 and was handed the captaincy on a permanent basis when Neil Lennon left the club four years later.

The defender meets up with former Celts Scott McDonald and Willo Flood as he signs a three-year deal with the English side.

Everyone at the club offers Stephen and his family their sincere best wishes for the future and thanks him for his great contribution to the club.

CelticFC

[McCeltic]

WĂĽnsche ihm viel Erfolg mit seinem neuen Verein.

[Gollum]

Efrain Juarez Celtic deal close, says boss Neil Lennon

Celtic boss Neil Lennon is confident of signing Mexico international midfielder Efrain Juarez from UNAM Pumas.

And Lennon hopes the 22-year-old could even make his Celtic debut against Manchester United while on their pre-season tour of North America on Friday.

"We are very close to signing him and hopefully over the next few days we'll have something on that," said Lennon.

"He might not come to Philly, but hopefully he'll come to Toronto. We're not paying massive money for him."

Juarez, who has also been linked with moves to England and Spain, played three times for his country at the recent World Cup finals in South Africa, with the Mexicans reaching the last 16 stage of the competition.

"He's got great energy, is really comfortable on the ball and works really hard off the ball," added Lennon.

"He's a very fit lad and I think his style will suit us. He's a hardy little guy as well - he can put his foot in.

"I saw Juarez playing against England at Wembley before the World Cup and just kept an eye on him.

"I thought he looked decent there and in the World Cup and, when the opportunity came up, we watched him again and again and asked if he would fit in to what we wanted to do here.

"We all agreed that he would."

Lennon has already strengthened his squad with the captures of South Korea right-back Cha Du-Ri from Freiburg, former Cardiff midfielder Joe Ledley and ex-Aberdeen defender Charlie Mulgrew.

However, former captain Stephen McManus has left the club to join Middlesbrough and goalkeeper Artur Boruc is expected to complete a move to Fiorentina.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/c/celtic/8820467.stm

[Bhoy]

Aye aye! Hoffentlich ein neuer Agathe! Viel GlĂĽck mate!

[Gollum]

irish striker daryl murphy signs for celtic

Paul Cuddihy
CELTIC are delighted to announce the signing of striker Daryl Murphy, who joins the club from Sunderland on a three-year deal.

The Irish internationalist is the club’s fourth signing of the summer, and joins new Bhoys Charlie Mulgrew, Joe Ledley and Cha Du-Ri in Neil Lennon’s squad.

The 27-year-old began his football career with his hometown club, Waterford United before joining Sunderland in 2005. He also spent loan spells at Sheffield Wednesday and then at Ipswich Town last season.

Murphy made his full international debut for Ireland on May 24, 2007 against Ecuador at the Giants Stadium, New York, and he has gone on to gain nine caps for his country.

http://celticfc.net/news/stories/news_160710152835.aspx


Welcome Daryl Murphy, ich hoffe auch du kannst all deine Kritiker LĂĽgen strafen!!

Meine Fresse, schon ne ganze Menge Spieler, bei denen wir auf ne positive Ăśberraschung hoffen mĂĽssen...

[1967]

Na, fĂĽr mich sinds zwei: Cha und eben Murphy. Von Mulgrew weiĂź man was er kann und was nicht, zumal er die SPL schon kennt

[Gollum]

Na, fĂĽr mich sinds zwei: Cha und eben Murphy. Von Mulgrew weiĂź man was er kann und was nicht, zumal er die SPL schon kennt

Ja, und damit immerhin 50% der, zumindest offiziell bestätigten, Zugänge, zumal ich auch gegen eine deutliche Steigerung von Mulgrew nichts einzuwenden hätte, bzw denke, dass diese nötig ist, wenn er für uns mehr als ein Kaderspieler werden will.

Mit Ledley und, wahrscheinlich, Juarez haben wir zwei für SPL-Verhältnisse richtig Gute an Land gezogen, mit Cha und jetzt Murphy zwei, die ich persönlich eher entäuschend finde, und mit Mulgrew einen, sagen wir mal Durchschnittstransfer.
Mal sehen, was daraus wird, bzw, was noch so kommt...

[Gollum]

Btw: 1,5 Millionen Pfund (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/c/celtic/8826815.stm) das ist eben das ärgerliche daran. Wenn er wenigstens, wie etwa Cha, ablösefrei gewesen wäre, aber so geben wir das bisschen, was wir für Boruc kassiert haben, gleich wieder für einen weiteren Kaderspieler aus. Naja, wie immer das Beste hoffen!

[1967]

Btw: 1,5 Millionen Pfund (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/c/celtic/8826815.stm) das ist eben das ärgerliche daran. Wenn er wenigstens, wie etwa Cha, ablösefrei gewesen wäre, aber so geben wir das bisschen, was wir für Boruc kassiert haben, gleich wieder für einen weiteren Kaderspieler aus. Naja, wie immer das Beste hoffen!

Was nicht stimmt! Die Zahlen bei Boruc schwanken gewaltig. Irgendeine Zeitung hat 1,7m GBP aufgeschnappt und alle plapperns nach. Die UEFA hat 3m Euro erwähnt und der glaub ich im Zweifelsfall mehr als den Tabloids.
Zudem gibts ja ein bestimmtes Budget, mit dem gearbeitet werden kann und zusätzlich kann man wohl das ausgeben was reinkommt.

Das soll jetzt aber keine Wertung bzgl. Murphy sein, nur eine allgemeine Anmerkung