There is only 1 place this morning to start. Sure, Manchester United may have won accurate documentation 20th group title. Yes, Patrice Evra ensured to poke fun at Luis SuArez by pretending to bite a rubber supply that has been cast onto the Old Trafford pitch, before striking Fred the Red with it. Yes, Fred is really a horrible name for a devil. But that is all old news now. You'll want to be reading about how exactly West Ham are ready to spend Fulham A4m for their goalkeeper, David Stockdale, rather. Wait. Wrong rumour! That is maybe not usually the one! D'oh, there's reasons the Mill's never trusted by Big Paper to address the important news stories. Every thing would go wrong, such as the time the Mill was asked to include the budget and it spent your day trying and failing to develop evidence of a helicopter that will talk. The story was written by still anyway. Suckers. Leveson that! But let us decide to try again. Here goes, the major story from Germany that's got everybody else jabbering away: Hoffenheim and Schalke are both after West Brom's Shane Long. What? This is the way you do information, you put the absolute most interesting stuff at the top. [The Man hoves into watch, holding a rolled-up newspaper in one single hand and a mallet in another. The Mill is looked by him up and down, before enquiring regarding whether it is had a chance to look at Bild. The Mill replies that it gave it a try but was never especially enthusiastic about police dramas. The Person replies by clunking the Mill round the chops with his newspaper, knocking it out. An hour or so later, the Mill wakes up with an aching head and covered in blood, but having discovered a very important lesson in journalism*] Bild! The German magazine. You ought to have said. If the Mill had known, we're able to have prevented all that fuss. See, they are reporting that Bayern Munich have activated the a37m release clause for cherubic Borussia Dortmund master Mario GAtze. This is finding a tiny bit frightening now, though it does put a dent in to the idea that the Bundesliga is a mysterious land high in elves, pixies and eskimos if the wealthiest club's modus operandi is always to damage their immediate opponents. You had never catch Chelsea, who can sign Mario GAmez from Bayern, or Manchester City doing that. [9.30m BST UPDATE: Dortmund have established and now gone that the offer is completed. A real-life true rumour!] Speaking of amazingly gifted youths a' Gotze, maybe not Gomez a Ajax's Christian Eriksen has been talking about where he had like to go next and it is music to City's ears. "I had like to play for a team like City or PSG, where I possibly could develop into a better player," he said. And make buckets of money. Eriksen's responses are bad news for Liverpool, who have been amusing everybody by convinced that they have an opportunity of signing the young Dane. Town won't be done there though. Having lost their title, they're willing to signal Napoli's Edinson Cavani, just like they have been each and every day going back six months. Realizing that everyone wants to have a counter Belgian today, Chelsea are likely to put two at AtlAtico Madrid in the hope it'll secure them Radamel Falcao. The young goalkeeper, Thibaut 'Fawlty' Courtois, and the winger, Kevin de Bruyne, will head to AtlAtico in a swap offer that will see the Colombian goal equipment go on to Stamford Bridge. In more exchange deal media, Real Madrid plan to present JosA CallejAn a' along with a pack of money a' to Tottenham in trade for Gareth Bale. It is the incorrect JosA, sadly. Tottenham can console themselves by nabbing the former Arsenal midfielder, Alex Song, from Barcelona. Ultimately, vengeance for Sol Campbell.
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