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No such thing as a 'shit goal'. A tap-in from a yard that deflects in off the defender is better than a 50-yard volley that hits the bar, because it is a goal. You can't criticise the player because his goals aren't spectacular. He is a great goalscorer, not a scorer of great goals. It would be similar to watching a video of Raul's goals, 90% of them are him being a penalty box predator, but that does not make him worse than a consistent scorer of beautiful goals, such as del Piero.

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chelsea are still very much on the hunt for hulk

i believe he will join for chelsea

i like his playing style so much...nember one persion who can help us to remember didier drogba after lukaku.hulk for now abd lukaku in future

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Had terrible tournament in these Olympics.

Who was it that argued that Cavani only works in a team that emphasis a lot on counter attacking football? I think he/she may be right.

That would be me (and probably someone else too). mwah ha.

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According to Studio Sport, De Laurentiis has decided to sell Cavani and negotiations with Chelsea are underways.

http://www.video.med...ll8-agosto.html

Edit : Still Italian, but a text version

http://www.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/calcio/napoli/articoli/87459/cavani-de-la-tratta-col-chelsea.shtml

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According to Studio Sport, De Laurentiis has decided to sell Cavani and negotiations with Chelsea are underways.

http://www.video.med...ll8-agosto.html

Edit : Still Italian, but a text version

http://www.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/calcio/napoli/articoli/87459/cavani-de-la-tratta-col-chelsea.shtml

My translator isn't working any chance someone can me a quick run over of the article

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My translator isn't working any chance someone can me a quick run over of the article

De Laurentiis wants to sell Cavani for around 35m-40m, because he did not have a positive discussion with Edinson when he flew to Cardiff to talk about his contract demands.

Chelsea are willing to offer 30m, which Napoli don't consider enough. But negotiations are still ongoing.

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As reported in Sports Studies, Aurelio De Laurentiis had decided to sell Edinson Cavani. Moreover, the deal "top secret" with Chelsea is already well underway and sources close to the English club that is a known fifa Italian, on behalf of the President of Naples, is trying to conclude the passage of the "Matador" to clubs Abramovic. The "Blues" have already submitted an initial offer of 30 million, too little for De Laurentiis, who has asked for this to work for a broker to deal with the fear that was discovered just before the Super Cup. The Chelsea in the next few days should revive and visit a few days ago the patron blue to Cardiff in the withdrawal of Uruguay, would not give the desired results. Finally the player, after the robbery he suffered some time ago his wife, certainly would not object to a possible move to London with an overlap of about twice the current one. If Chelsea will raise the bar on 35/40 million and the deal goes through, the Naples will give the assault on Pazzini, on which, however strong the Juventus. Just the Bianconeri, who have long followed the Uruguayan striker, will move?

- Studio Sport (google translated)

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I've said sosososo many times that he only works in a counter-attacking system; but I realise now that that's ignorant of me to say.

I'm sure he can adjust. Any player can adjust. (Well, apart from Torres... :Goober: )

To get the best out of him, a counter-attacking system is probably ideal, but what's clear to see is that he's simply a work-horse natural finisher, with surprisingly decent pace.

I'm sure he'd improve us immensely if he could work in our new system... which we still don't actually seem to have figured out yet.

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