roadrunner_552
Senior Member
We already have 1 MC king Owen no need another!:sticktong
nvm lar. manyo too rich liao since the sales 80mill sales of regina.

We already have 1 MC king Owen no need another!:sticktong
nvm lar. manyo too rich liao since the sales 80mill sales of regina.![]()
so happy owen going to man u.....if it's true.
so happy owen going to man u.....if it's true.
Michael Owen looks set for a surprise move to Manchester United, after having a medical on his knee on Thursday. The striker will then have a full medical on Friday ahead of signing a pay-as-you-play deal with the Premier League champions.
The England international is without a club following the expiry of his contract with Newcastle United and it appeared only Stoke City and Hull City were interested in offering him a contract.
But now it appears Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to snap up a player who is fourth in the all-time goalscorers list for his country.
Newspaper reports suggest the contract will be purely incentive based, depending on minutes played and goals scored.
Sir Alex tried to sign the player - a boyhood Everton fan - as a teenager but instead he opted, on the advice of his father, to pen a contract with Liverpool where he scored 118 goals in 216 games.
United have been searching for a new forward since the departure of Carlos Tevez at the end of his loan deal. They had been linked with the likes of Karim Benzema and David Villa, but now it seems Owen will be arriving.
The 29-year-old suffered an injury-ravaged time at St James' Park but still managed to score 10 goals as the Magpies dropped out of the Premier League.
The former Liverpool and Real Madrid striker will be hoping a move to Old Trafford will push him back into the thoughts of England coach Fabio Capello ahead of next summer's World Cup finals.
United, meanwhile, have sent 20-year-old Brazilian-born midfielder Rodrigo Possebon on a season-long loan to Portuguese side Braga.
Owen set to have medical at Old Trafford
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=658825&sec=transfers&cc=4716
This should be the most shocking transfer of the season:bsmilie:
He can pass medical anot:bsmilie:
tas the biggest joke of the off season!! WAHAHAHAHHHHA :bsmilie:
Wow! Didn't expect SAF to be so desperate:bsmilie:
Owen may join Man Utd
Old Toilet turning into Disneyland??:sticktong
What kind of colours will it show through during the x-rays...???:what: Blue, red, white, black and white?? or just greenbuck?
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greenbuck.
and he need lotsa x-rays. :bsmilie::bsmilie:
Isn't it amazing that he again stalled on a contract.. love you guys.. but... but... but.... feel very sorry for the NewCastle fans but they will get over it.. I know we did.. Torres makes little Mike appear very very little... and very very green... (reminds me of the movie "Mars Attacks" with the little green men who came in peace!)
-- Marios
:bsmilie: can't wait to see how much of an impact he will make in old toilet! maybe squashing a few of their toilet bowls and getting frequent visits to the physio. :bsmilie:
perhaps dr.steadman is on standby in old toilet jus for him! hahahahahhahaa!
That was his doctor during his LFC days right? Man.. how many times did we had to read about the miracles of dr.steadman!
:bsmilie: can't wait to see how much of an impact he will make in old toilet! maybe squashing a few of their toilet bowls and getting frequent visits to the physio. :bsmilie:
perhaps dr.steadman is on standby in old toilet jus for him! hahahahahhahaa!
must be the other owen told him the MC benefits very good at old toilet
:bsmilie:
from here!
Misguided BraggingWell nobody saw that one coming, eh?
Perhaps Sir was persuaded that signing Mickey Owen was a good idea by the lovely glossy brochure that his agents sent round the other week.
Particularly convincing was the page debunking the myth of the perma-crocked Mickey.
Medical bod John Green, BSc(Hons), MCSP, HPC, RAC, IOU, RSVP, YMCA, wrote: 'The following are my thoughts on Michael Owen's so called "injury prone" status - a statement I consider to be a nonsense!
'His medical issues have more to do with questionably advice, rather than him being an individual susceptibility to injury!'
Green then provides three pages of reassuring words, dismissing each ailment as the fault of someone else, and concluding that Mickey is fit as a fiddle, and will absolutely not fall over and snap the next time a strong gust of wind whips through Cheshire.
All sounds good. However, if Mediawatch was Mr Green, we perhaps wouldn't have bragged quite so loudly about the other patients he has treated and presumably declared ready for action.
His previous charges include Damien Duff (ah), Dean Ashton (hang on...), Craig Bellamy (oh dear) and - you'll like this - Kieron Dyer.