Lassana Diarra IS CRAP

We don't need him , we have Jenas, Huddlestone, Tainio...
Please do NOT sign the Arsenal and Chelsea trash!

Giles Barnes to Spurs?

First of all do not get me wrong...lol.
As most of the football fans i love football manager games, in my case Fifa Manager 2008.
So , in this game there are just a few players who can reach 99 of 100 points.
Yes , he is one of them , i hope he has Spurs future , don't forget where Huddlestone came from...

Now on reality , he is the leader of Derby County , no question about that , and guess what we looking for?
We looking for LEADERS like Deadly Ledly King !
Well , maybe we need one or two world class players plus Barnes , but i hope he is enough for Januaru transfer period , after i watched the last few games of Spurs.

Now more info abour our (future) player - Giles Barnes.


(born 5 August 1988 in Barking, England) is an English football midfielder. He signed for Derby County in August 2005 as a trainee and became a regular first-team choice in midfield. His uncle is Bobby Barnes, the former West Ham player.

Football career

Barnes made his debut late in the 2005–06 season, whilst Derby were under the guide of Terry Westley. He was in and out of the side before scoring his first goal, a fine strike against Watford.

During pre-season, only weeks before the beginning of the 2006–07 season, Barnes signed a four-year extension to his current contract, in order to allay the fears of some Rams fans that he may leave the club. In the 2006–07 season he became a regular in the side. In two weeks he scored four goals: a volley away at Cardiff City in the 92nd minute to equalise, four days later he scored a brace to earn a win at Pride Park against Barnsley and three days after that, he got the winner at home against West Bromwich Albion.

After coming on as a substitute during the 2007 Football League Championship Playoff Final versus West Bromwich Albion and getting an assist, he was found to have broken his foot, and did not return to first team football until he made his first Premier League appearance in the 2007–08 season season on 22 September 2007 with a substitute appearance against Arsenal in the 75th minute.

He is being pursued by West Ham United manager Alan Curbishley for a possible January 2008 transfer with a fee of £5 million reportedly agreed for the 19 year old; reports also suggest he will sign for the club on 1 January 2008.

Honours

• He was awarded the Football League Championship Player Of The Month award for March in the 2006–07 season

He was named by Derby County as the Young Player of the Year for the 2006–07 season.

Chris Gunter Info

Chris Gunter (born July 21, 1989 in Newport, Wales) is a Wales international football player and Football League Championship player with Cardiff City. He is the youngest Cardiff City player ever to play for the full Welsh team.

Gunter started life as a striker when he played for Durham Colts and Albion Rovers. But switched to full-back at a young age and signed for the Cardiff City youth side at the age of eight. He signed his first professional contract with the club on 1 August 2006 along with fellow Cardiff academy graduate Darcy Blake.

Primarily a right-sided defender, Gunter made his debut for Cardiff City on the 22 August 2006 against Barnet in the League Cup.

In March 2007 he won the Football League's Apprentice of the Year award after impressing in the first team squad due to injuries to some regular players and during the summer of 2007, Gunter was the subject of two bids from Premiership club Everton. Both, however, were rejected.

Gunter is tipped to be a huge star in the Future, He is a Cardiff City fan and is happy to pull on the clubs colours, He has stated he would love to play in the Premiership and hopes to achieve that with Cardiff.

He started his Wales career in 2003-2004, making four appearances for the schools under-15 development squad before moving up to the Welsh Schools under-16 squad and played in a friendly against Republic of Ireland plus three Victory Shield internationals. He then made 11 appearances at Wales under-17 level during 2005-2006, playing in two rounds of the Uefa Championships as Wales qualified from the opening group to reach the elite stage. His next step was playing for the Wales U19 squad in the Milk Cup.

Gunter, 17 years old, then became the second youngest player to play for the Wales Under-21 team when he played against Cyprus Under-21 at the age of 16 years and 299 days.

He eventually made his full international debut for Wales in a friendly match against New Zealand on 26 May 2007 at the Racecourse Ground, Wrexham; in doing so he became the youngest ever Cardiff City player to play for the senior Wales team. Gunter started as a left-back in a young and inexperienced Wales team in the teams Euro 2008 qualifiers against the Republic of Ireland and Germany giving very impressive performances in the games which ended 2-2 and 0-0.

As a youngster he attended Durham Road Junior School before moving on to St Julian's High School as a teenager. He also followed Cardiff City, along with his brother Mark, as a supporter and continued to go to away games on supporters coaches up until 2006.

Gunter also holds a Btec National Diploma in sports studies.
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