coale39 Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 I HAVE TOLD YOU!!! BECAUSE HE AND MANDARIC GET ON WELL!! can i say it any clearer and any more times?? sometimes when players get on well with certain people, they follow them. simple. AND you claimed to of read what i wrote- but you clearly havnt.- i was responding to some posts in here that said he was rather injury prone. i personally would be happy to offer him a two year deal but i dont think he will get a three year deal because of his recent injuries. wether he is 28 OR 30. Cort with similar injury problems last year ( and similar in age about a year and 2 months difference) has been offered a 2 year deal. dont get me wrong, i would be delighted to get him and any signing is a gamble really. So what?! Most footballers care about money. If he can get more money somewhere else he will go there regardless if he gets on with the chairman. Its not like he will be working with him everyday.
Strokes Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 I HAVE TOLD YOU!!! BECAUSE HE AND MANDARIC GET ON WELL!! can i say it any clearer and any more times?? sometimes when players get on well with certain people, they follow them. simple. AND you claimed to of read what i wrote- but you clearly havnt.- i was responding to some posts in here that said he was rather injury prone. i personally would be happy to offer him a two year deal but i dont think he will get a three year deal because of his recent injuries. wether he is 28 OR 30. Cort with similar injury problems last year ( and similar in age about a year and 2 months difference) has been offered a 2 year deal. dont get me wrong, i would be delighted to get him and any signing is a gamble really. So well he refused to come on loan to us at the end of last season to help stave off relegation. Just shut your trap, you're wrong.
Kent Fox Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 So well he refused to come on loan to us at the end of last season to help stave off relegation. Just shut your trap, you're wrong. MM wasn't with us at the end of LAST season
MPH Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 So well he refused to come on loan to us at the end of last season to help stave off relegation. Just shut your trap, you're wrong. lovely polite person!
Strokes Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 MM wasn't with us at the end of LAST season Depends how you look at it, i look at it like this
Babylon Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 I HAVE TOLD YOU!!! BECAUSE HE AND MANDARIC GET ON WELL!! can i say it any clearer and any more times?? sometimes when players get on well with certain people, they follow them. simple. AND you claimed to of read what i wrote- but you clearly havnt.- i was responding to some posts in here that said he was rather injury prone. i personally would be happy to offer him a two year deal but i dont think he will get a three year deal because of his recent injuries. wether he is 28 OR 30. Cort with similar injury problems last year ( and similar in age about a year and 2 months difference) has been offered a 2 year deal. dont get me wrong, i would be delighted to get him and any signing is a gamble really. Oh yeah, they get on so well he'd sacrifice several million pounds to come and play for us... NOT!! Do you know they get on well... err no. And I know exactly what you were replying to, your idea of a Pay as you play contract still stinks. I give in it's really not worth it.... GOODBYE.
Kent Fox Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 Oh yeah, they get on so well he'd sacrifice several million pounds to come and play for us... NOT!! Do you know they get on well... err no. And I know exactly what you were replying to, your idea of a Pay as you play contract still stinks.I give in it's really not worth it.... GOODBYE. Oh No! Babylon is down! 1er- 2er-3er... Will he be up before 10??? 4er- 5er..
woznotwos Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 i heard hes joining us because his brother works for topps tiles as does mandarics half-sister. After a brief session 3 years ago in the bathroom tile section she got pregnant and gave birth to a baby todorov. This is why he and Mandaric are good friends and he wants to move to leicester to see more of his brothers kid . Hes also holidayed in leicester and was that impressed with the space station he bought a house on abbey road near it,you can see him having a knockabout with his brother and nipper on abbey park sometimes. Rumour has it he also likes to feed the ducks , sometimes kicking bread into the river much to the amusement of small children , one of which being his brothers son who co-incidentally is also due to be signed up as one for the future. This is 100%ish genuine because my sister is friends with a woman who saw him feeding the ducks and she told her the whole story. When he runs out on the pitch first match of the season he will have a duck under his arm and we have to throw small pieces of bread onto the pitch .
lookwhaticando Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 The love of Mandaric is not an admissible piece of evidence in this forum. It's intangible and unproven. Please refrain from trying to justify transfers because the player loves/gets on with Mandaric - we just don't know whether it's true or not. ---- As for Todorov himself, it shouldn't be long before the rumour resurfaces in the papers now that he's apparently rejected a contract offer.
MPH Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 i heard hes joining us because his brother works for topps tiles as does mandarics half-sister. After a brief session 3 years ago in the bathroom tile section she got pregnant and gave birth to a baby todorov. This is why he and Mandaric are good friends and he wants to move to leicester to see more of his brothers kid . Hes also holidayed in leicester and was that impressed with the space station he bought a house on abbey road near it,you can see him having a knockabout with his brother and nipper on abbey park sometimes. Rumour has it he also likes to feed the ducks , sometimes kicking bread into the river much to the amusement of small children , one of which being his brothers son who co-incidentally is also due to be signed up as one for the future. This is 100%ish genuine because my sister is friends with a woman who saw him feeding the ducks and she told her the whole story. When he runs out on the pitch first match of the season he will have a duck under his arm and we have to throw small pieces of bread onto the pitch .
Daggers Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 Todorov Todorov, running through the field Todorov Todorov, wearing a Citeh shield Pass to the left Shot from the right Dynamite - hope he signs - well, he might...
Master Fox Posted 29 June 2007 Posted 29 June 2007 Todorov Todorov, running through the fieldTodorov Todorov, wearing a Citeh shield Pass to the left Shot from the right Dynamite - hope he signs - well, he might... The Danes will love it
FLORIDAFOX-FORTMYERS Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 Personally I think Todorov is a done deal, looking at his Goals from the Reel below he is a 6 yard box goal poacher / Finisher.... Hmmmm who was the last great goal poacher/finisher to have pulled on the Blue & whire ? Check out his goals here from You Tube.... Blue Army !!!
Thracian Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 Personally I think Todorov is a done deal, looking at his Goals from the Reel below he is a 6 yard box goal poacher / Finisher.... Hmmmm who was the last great goal poacher/finisher to have pulled on the Blue & whire ?Check out his goals here from You Tube.... Blue Army !!! Movement, good close control, always in threatening positions and calm when he finishes. Class player from the evidence of the clips.
lee7 Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 Personally I think Todorov is a done deal, looking at his Goals from the Reel below he is a 6 yard box goal poacher / Finisher.... Hmmmm who was the last great goal poacher/finisher to have pulled on the Blue & whire ?Check out his goals here from You Tube.... Blue Army !!!
blue blood Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 Portsmouth's Bulgarian striker Svetoslav Todorov has turned down an offer of a new one-year deal. (Daily Mirror) via bbc website Just to stoke up the fire! possible done deal some time next week? id put a £10er on it. id even possibly have his name on my shirt.
J.Lisemore Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 This name hasn't been mentioned for a while.Has he signed a new contract with Portsmouth? rejected new one year deal apparently
Tommeh Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 Really hope we get this guy in, quality striker and proven in this division. and at 28 (?) not a bad age. A 3 year contract should do it and I think he's well worth it, Come on Milan / Martin
Fez of Mahrez Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 Funny how he doesn't seem to get the same treatment (no pun intended) on here as Carl Cort with regard to his injuries...?
Brenfox Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 Funny how he doesn't seem to get the same treatment (no pun intended) on here as Carl Cort with regard to his injuries...? Thats because he has had one major injury & Cort has had a lot one after the other. Everyone is saying he will score for fun in this division but did he not only get something like 13 goals in Pompey's promotion season?
Fez of Mahrez Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 Thats because he has had one major injury & Cort has had a lot one after the other. Everyone is saying he will score for fun in this division but did he not only get something like 13 goals in Pompey's promotion season? It was in his first full season that Todorov showed why Redknapp had been so keen to be reunited with him. He was the First Division's top scorer in 2002/03, with Pompey winning the title. He notched 26 goals in all competitions, overhauling Nottingham Forest's David Johnson with a hat-trick on the final day of the season. During this season Todorov won over the Pompey crowd and became a favourite of the Fratton End. Days before the start of the club's debut Premiership season, Todorov severely damaged a cruciate knee ligament which ruled him out for months. As with the previous season, Todorov was expected to be one of Portsmouth's key players. His injury was initialliy thought to take less than a season to recover from, meaning he would return for the run-in of Pompey's season as well as Bulgaria's Euro 2004 campaign. By mid-March 2004 he was deemed fit enough to be given a place in the side in an away game at Liverpool. Todorov only lasted 45 minutes before being replaced and it was later found that this appearance had only done further damage to his knee. This caused him to miss not only the remainder of the current season but also the entire 2004/05 season. Cause for slight concern if you ask me. Carl Cort has played more games in the past three years than Todorov has in the past five.
Manwell Pablo Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 Funny how he doesn't seem to get the same treatment (no pun intended) on here as Carl Cort with regard to his injuries...? Yeah but thats different.
Father Ted Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 It was in his first full season that Todorov showed why Redknapp had been so keen to be reunited with him. He was the First Division's top scorer in 2002/03, with Pompey winning the title. He notched 26 goals in all competitions, overhauling Nottingham Forest's David Johnson with a hat-trick on the final day of the season. During this season Todorov won over the Pompey crowd and became a favourite of the Fratton End.Days before the start of the club's debut Premiership season, Todorov severely damaged a cruciate knee ligament which ruled him out for months. As with the previous season, Todorov was expected to be one of Portsmouth's key players. His injury was initialliy thought to take less than a season to recover from, meaning he would return for the run-in of Pompey's season as well as Bulgaria's Euro 2004 campaign. By mid-March 2004 he was deemed fit enough to be given a place in the side in an away game at Liverpool. Todorov only lasted 45 minutes before being replaced and it was later found that this appearance had only done further damage to his knee. This caused him to miss not only the remainder of the current season but also the entire 2004/05 season. Cause for slight concern if you ask me. Carl Cort has played more games in the past three years than Todorov has in the past five. Yes, but if we can get him on a free it's worth the gamble. If we gamble on Cort why can't we gamble on Todorov?
Brenfox Posted 30 June 2007 Posted 30 June 2007 It was in his first full season that Todorov showed why Redknapp had been so keen to be reunited with him. He was the First Division's top scorer in 2002/03, with Pompey winning the title. He notched 26 goals in all competitions, overhauling Nottingham Forest's David Johnson with a hat-trick on the final day of the season. During this season Todorov won over the Pompey crowd and became a favourite of the Fratton End.Days before the start of the club's debut Premiership season, Todorov severely damaged a cruciate knee ligament which ruled him out for months. As with the previous season, Todorov was expected to be one of Portsmouth's key players. His injury was initialliy thought to take less than a season to recover from, meaning he would return for the run-in of Pompey's season as well as Bulgaria's Euro 2004 campaign. By mid-March 2004 he was deemed fit enough to be given a place in the side in an away game at Liverpool. Todorov only lasted 45 minutes before being replaced and it was later found that this appearance had only done further damage to his knee. This caused him to miss not only the remainder of the current season but also the entire 2004/05 season. Cause for slight concern if you ask me. Carl Cort has played more games in the past three years than Todorov has in the past five. My Bad!
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