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Stoke have agreed a £4.5m deal for England and West Ham striker Carlton Cole.
Cole had a medical yesterday and is expected toi join Stoke's pre-season tour of Austria at the
week-end.
Rumours suggest that Carlton Cole may be on his way to Newcastle United. There are strong rumours
from all quarters that Newcastle are lining up a bid for West Ham's Carlton Cole. Alan Pardew took
Carlton Cole to West Ham in 2006 and he now allegedly wants to bring him to Newcastle. Relegation
will mean [.
This spot is reserved for a player who is unpopular (in fantasy footie ownership terms), under the
radar, or just out of form. Frankly, we could have chosen Robbie Keane or Carlton Cole, but I went
with Demba Ba because ... Continue reading →
Arrivederci, Yanks and Yankettes!! Yeah, I'm starting strong with Aldo Raine links. Welcome back
into another Happy Hour. Before moving to the actual "Happy" part of the Happy Hour, I of course
must mention the absolute dismantling that took place to my beloved Blankcheckster City at the
hands of Liverpool last Monday.
West Ham 4 1 Burnley
By James Shaw
West Ham struck while the Iron was cold.
Opening the scoring a debutant German of old.
A trademark thurderbolt reministant of his villa days.
Fans in the stand celebrate, Avram Grant remains unphased.
OTP can't think of any good reason why Carlton Cole had to be the West Ham representative to face
the Match of the Day cameras other than morbid curiosity. Cole came on to TV to do his best
Elephant Man impression and sing the praises of Scott Parker!
In which we talk at length, briefly, about Torres, Carroll, Liverpool, Chelsea, and... West Ham?
Neal Thurman: Carroll for 35M? Really? Jeremy Spitzberg: seems a bit desperate, doesn't it? Neal
Thurman: really does Jeremy Spitzberg: how did it get to the point where LIV have no strikers other
than Torres Jeremy Spitzberg: when they've been without Torres for such long stretches?
Cole on fire Carlton Cole struck a particularly curious figure in a post-match interview on Monday
night. Speaking after the Carling Cup semi-final first-leg against Birmingham City, the
traditionally trigger-unhappy striker was exuding not just a lack of confidence, but a considerable
amount of smoke or air vapour.
Excellent.
It's Sunday; it's quiet. Everybody's out snowing the yard or mowing the driveway, or whatever it
is you're supposed to do on January 2. That and it's hard to take a great deal of meaning away from
the match that wasn't already covered by Ed in yesterday's write up. As has been said on the few
occasions Liverpool's looked a touch more interested not to mention tactically aware wake me up
when it becomes a habit instead of a one off.