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引用第1725樓亨利仔仔於2007-01-09 16:19發表的“”:
Anthony Stokes signs for Sunderland
Striker Anthony Stokes has joined Championship side Sunderland for an undisclosed fee.
The 18-year-old made his first-team debut in the Carling Cup Third Round against the Black Cats in October 2005 and featured as a substitute in Dennis Bergkamp’s Testimonial at Emirates Stadium in the summer.
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引用第1726樓亨利仔仔於2007-01-09 21:25發表的“”:
阿森納決定轉賣八年老臣永貝里，這一消息迅速成為英國媒體關注的對象，人們紛紛猜測瑞典人下一站可能前往西漢姆。不過對于阿森納球迷而言，1月9日英國獨立報的消息更值得關注，這篇報道中除了解析永貝里未來的前景之外，還特別點出溫格計劃中的未來邊路人選，從目前的情況看來，效力于阿賈克斯的荷蘭小將巴貝爾很有可能在本賽季之後成為阿森納邊路一把新的快刀。
　　《獨立報》的報道標題中醒目提及阿森納正在關注荷蘭新星，文中提到：溫格已經將荷蘭國家隊邊鋒巴貝爾看作了永貝里未來的替身，盡管20歲的巴貝爾至少會在阿賈克斯踢到本賽季結束，但他也的確對加盟阿森納抱有興趣。當然巴貝爾並不是目前溫格唯一的目標，但目前來看他的確是最有機會在今夏來到倫敦酋長球場的新人之一。
　　瑞安-巴貝爾，這把產自荷蘭的左路快刀有著和吉格斯一樣的名字(Ryan)，不過荷蘭國家隊主帥巴斯滕更願意將這位天才少年比作亨利──巴斯滕曾經親口贊嘆“巴貝爾的潛質能讓他成為新的亨利”，相信這一高度評價也會讓溫格心中對巴貝爾更添了幾分好感，畢竟“海布里之王”是溫格教授阿森納十年以來最值得驕傲的一筆球員引入交易。
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West Ham are in talks with Arsenal's Lauren, skysports.com can confirm.

The Cameroon defender has been told by Arsene Wenger that he can leave Emirates Stadium.

Lauren is out of contract in the summer and is unlikely to be offered fresh terms with Emmanuel Eboue now firmly established as first choice right-back under Wenger.

Lauren has long been linked with a move back to Spain where he first forged his European career - before joining Arsenal in 2000.

However, skysports.com understands that West Ham have now mounted a bid for the 29-year-old.

Hammers boss Alan Curbishley wants to overhaul his squad and only has a short space of time to do so - and an experienced Premiership campaigner like Lauren could prove a valuable acquisition.

Lauren is yet to play a game this season after only just returning to training last month after nearly a year on the sidelines with a knee injury














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Stokes: It was time to move on

By Mark Buckingham - Created on 10 Jan 2007

Anthony Stokes feels joining Sunderland is the biggest decision of his career to date.

The teenage striker plumped for a permanent move to the Championship side ahead of Charlton Athletic and Celtic earlier this week.

Stokes has joined in a £2 million move from Arsenal, after scoring 16 goals whilst on loan at Falkirk in the first half of the season.

He acknowledged it was a tough decision to make, but is happy to have agreed a three-and-a-half year contract at The Stadium of Light.

"It was very difficult, it was probably the biggest decision of my career so far," said Stokes in a press conference on Sky Sports News.

"I'm delighted with everything and I was happy with everything they had to say.

"It's a great club and I hope to do as well as I can."

Having made just one senior appearance for Arsenal, coincidentally as a late substitute against Sunderland, the Irishman admitted that he had made his mind up to move on prior to the start of the season.

Stokes added: "Really just in the last few months before I went to Falkirk, I thought I was better off to try and get first-team football.

"I went and done that, and from there things have developed and I've ended up here, which I'm very happy with.

"I'm delighted to be here."

Babel scotches move talk

By Alex Livie - Created on 11 Jan 2007

Ajax star Ryan Babel has poured cold water on reports linking him with a move to Arsenal.

The 20-year-old is one of the most coveted players in Holland and has been linked with a move away from Ajax for some time.

Babel has made no secret of his desire to head for a foreign adventure, but he is not looking to leave Ajax for another year despite reported interest from Arsenal.

"I am not occupied with foreign interest," said Babel.

"I want to focus only on football. When I play good things will come by itself, wherever that may be.

"I will play at Ajax next season. I have a contract for another one and a half years and as far as I know I will hold on to that.

"Just like every other player I have my dreams. In the past that was playing at Ajax. Later I found Milan a nice club.

"In recent years Arsenal and Barcelona have also impressed me."

Henry backs the Beast

By Alex Dunn - Created on 11 Jan 2007

Julio Baptista has revealed a pep talk from Thierry Henry gave him the confidence to fight for his Arsenal future, after a difficult acclimatisation to life in the Premiership.

The powerful Brazilian has struggled to demonstrate his quality in the capital thus far since joining Arsenal from Real Madrid, in the deal that saw Jose Antonio Reyes move in the opposite direction, but on Tuesday night against Liverpool he found his feet magnificently.

At the epicentre of all that was good about Arsenal in their 6-3 victory at Anfield, Baptista scored four goals and was even afforded the luxury of missing a penalty.

Baptista has made just three Premiership starts since arriving at Emirates Stadium five months back but after a heart-to-heart with his captain, he now accepts that adapting to a different style of football, indeed a different culture, will take time.

"A few weeks ago I was left out of the squad and Henry came to chat with me," he told The Sun.

"He told me to have patience, that it's not easy and that it took him a year to adapt and he went through difficult times.

"He told me how he would try and control the ball but before he'd even brought it down he had three rivals on him.

"He pointed out fouls that were yellow cards in England that would be red in Spain.

"I don't mind a battle but some things are difficult to understand.

"Things haven't been going well and I never dreamed I would score four goals for Arsenal in one game at a wonderful stadium like Anfield.

"I surprised myself but I'm starting to play more and more in the way I want."