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He's joining Portsmouth???

No, everyone is entitled to their opinion even if it is complete nonsense.

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Liverpool midfielder Mohamed Sissoko has revealed he turned down offers from both Barcelona and Juventus to remain at Anfield. The midfield enforcer struggled with a bad shoulder injury for much of last season but has recently signed off on a new four year with The Reds. Speaking to football365.fr, Momo said: 'It is true that I received nice offers this summer.' 'Those offers were interesting on both financial and sporting levels. But I made up my mind and decided to stay here because there is a nice project. 'Liverpool are an ambitious club hungry for titles and this attracts me. Besides, staying can help me to progress. 'The offers came from Juventus and Barcelona. It has been very difficult to take my decision as I was in direct contact with both clubs. I analysed the pros and the cons and made a choice that I don't regret.' 'If Juventus and Barcelona have been interested in me and wanted me to sign, that is not for nothing. I have proved my worth. It is always a pleasure to receive such offers from big teams like that. 'I progressed last season, but the injuries slowed me down. Those injuries happened at the worst moments for me, but the page has been turned. 'A new season is about to start and I want it to be a great year.' http://www.liverpool.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=72323

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Terraces and two-pint glasses

Excellent. Where did you hear this?

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The Times reckons that Man Utd are in discussion to take him: "The owners of Tévez, who remain in talks with Manchester United about the forward playing at Old Trafford this season, have always denied that they gave agreement to the termination of the contract." http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/foo...icle2023005.ece

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