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EskWeston

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there is a bit of robinho in the airwhistling.gif

All reports indicate that the deal between clubs is done, Ramires seems to think it is done. Probably work permit issues holding it up.

Still expect to see "Ramires Signs" as a headline on the Chelsea website come 5pm.....

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Chelsea target Ramires has revealed that he sought advice from two former Arsenal players before deciding on a move to the Premier League.

Ramires has explained that he spoke with Brazilian compatriots Gilberto Silva and Julio Baptista, who both played for Arsenal, regarding making the transfer to England.

The 23-year-old said in The Sun: "Gilberto, Julio Baptista and others gave me confidence by insisting I must accept this chance.

"In the end the Chelsea proposition was impossible to reject - not just because of the money but the chance to spend every day at one of the best clubs in the world.

"As a boy in Brazil I watched the Premier League and I remember how Chelsea and Manchester United played such attractive football.

"This summer has been a dream - the Portuguese title with Benfica, the call of Brazil, the World Cup and now the jump into the Premier League."

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It’s understood that the primary hold up on the deal was the amount due to the third party owners of Ramires, namely Kia Joorabchian, who helped deliver Ramires to Benfica in the first place. With strict Premiership rules on third party ownership, it was essential that this side of the deal was in order with Chelsea owning 100% of the players’ contract.

The deal is still subject to a medical and conditional on Ramires being granted a work permit, which is far from guaranteed as he as yet doesn’t meet the minimum requirements, so an appeal may well be necessary which could delay the deal further.

http://thechels.net/2010/08/in-the-news-one-in-one-out/

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It's understood that the primary hold up on the deal was the amount due to the third party owners of Ramires, namely Kia Joorabchian, who helped deliver Ramires to Benfica in the first place. With strict Premiership rules on third party ownership, it was essential that this side of the deal was in order with Chelsea owning 100% of the players' contract.

The deal is still subject to a medical and conditional on Ramires being granted a work permit, which is far from guaranteed as he as yet doesn't meet the minimum requirements, so an appeal may well be necessary which could delay the deal further.

http://thechels.net/...one-in-one-out/

oh ffs! need it sealed now.... getting really annoyed now with this dragging on.

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