Friday, February 02, 2007

The transfers

The deadline has passed. There is no more news except this.

FC København signed Australian Nathan Coe. Check tribalfootball.com / Copenhagen check on PSV keeper Coe if you bother. He'll most likely be second choice for some time. But it also suggests Jesper Christiansen will be sold next transfer window.

That makes the full transfers list for FC København look like this:
In: Niclas Jensen (Fulham), Ailton Almeida (Örgryte), Morten Bertolt (HamKam loan ended), Nathan Coe (PSV Eindhoven)
Out: Martin Bergvold (Livorno), Martin Bernburg (FC Nordsjælland)

There's a full list of transfers in the best Danish league at bold.dk - you'll probably get it even if you don't understand Danish.

So, I promise I'll go back to posting boring numbers and statistics. No more insane rumors for a very long time. Those are mostly a waste of life. BUT to round off the transfer mill bollocks: after the passsing of the deadline, it was reported that the club turned down a 40 million Danish kroner offer for Michael Gravgaard from Newcastle and that Jesper Grønkjær himself turned down Fiorientina.
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