Gem wrote:
Daniel what are you going to do??

"He will probably make the move to Germany," said Schramm.

Daniel wrote:

Gem wrote: Daniel what are you going to do??

I'M GONNA EMAIL HIM!!!

ossy rover wrote:
Bloody Hell adolf im well jealous now, wish ide written that piece. be carefull tho of sending young Bradley into any Cellars though, you tuetonics have a habit of doing nasty things in them. Keep the faith

ossy rover wrote:
Bloody Hell adolf im well jealous now, wish ide written that piece. be carefull tho of sending young Bradley into any Cellars though, you tuetonics have a habit of doing nasty things in them. Keep the faith

Zero wrote:
the story is incorrect. Whoever Schramm is, he is not Bradley's Agent (Ron Waxman, who is based in New York is). Waxman stated publicly yesterday that these reports are incorrect. Read Soccer by Ives (dot net), a New York based footie blog for further info.

Benni McCarthy has warned his fellow strikers at Blackburn that he is determined to regain his place in the side.



The South African joined Rovers from Porto in the summer of 2006 and enjoyed a superb first season with the club.


He has not been able to replicate that success over the past 12 months and has fallen behind Roque Santa Cruz and Jason Roberts in the pecking order.


But McCarthy is convinced that he will discover his best form once again after signing a new three-year contract last month.


"It has not been the greatest season for me but not bad for the team," he said.


"I can't even get into the starting line-up but it is great for the manager as he has so many players on form who want to play who can't get in the team.


"Derbs (Matt Derbyshire) is fantastic as whenever he comes in he always gives the manager an extra headache and Robbo (Roberts) has taken his opportunity.


"But Robbo and Roque are going to see a thing or two next season.



No distractions


"I'll be back to my old self, no more distractions. I'm looking to buy a house in Blackburn and become a local citizen and once I get all that sorted out I will give them something to think about over the holidays."


McCarthy is thankful to Mark Hughes for offering him a long-term contract and is desperate to repay the manager's faith in him.


"When you come in first season and score 24 goals then the second season there are more obstacles," he explained.


"The competition is tougher now than it was last season. Unfortunately this year it has not been smooth sailing for me but now with the contract signed the club can be more at ease and the player can finish his football at this club.


"I would easily - that is why I signed. I can see myself finishing my football here.


"Look at Tugay, look at Brad Friedel. Those are the examples I am trying to follow."

Trev wrote:
BENNI MCCARTHY LATEST took this from sky sports, quality news about him buyin a property in b'burn and following in Friedels & Tugay;'s footsteps, could well be a cult hero by then if he's back to prolific ways neat season, which i beleive he will be.

Benni McCarthy has warned his fellow strikers at Blackburn that he is determined to regain his place in the side. The South African joined Rovers from Porto in the summer of 2006 and enjoyed a superb first season with the club. He has not been able to replicate that success over the past 12 months and has fallen behind Roque Santa Cruz and Jason Roberts in the pecking order. But McCarthy is convinced that he will discover his best form once again after signing a new three-year contract last month. "It has not been the greatest season for me but not bad for the team," he said. "I can't even get into the starting line-up but it is great for the manager as he has so many players on form who want to play who can't get in the team. "Derbs (Matt Derbyshire) is fantastic as whenever he comes in he always gives the manager an extra headache and Robbo (Roberts) has taken his opportunity. "But Robbo and Roque are going to see a thing or two next season. No distractions "I'll be back to my old self, no more distractions. I'm looking to buy a house in Blackburn and become a local citizen and once I get all that sorted out I will give them something to think about over the holidays." McCarthy is thankful to Mark Hughes for offering him a long-term contract and is desperate to repay the manager's faith in him. "When you come in first season and score 24 goals then the second season there are more obstacles," he explained. "The competition is tougher now than it was last season. Unfortunately this year it has not been smooth sailing for me but now with the contract signed the club can be more at ease and the player can finish his football at this club. "I would easily - that is why I signed. I can see myself finishing my football here. "Look at Tugay, look at Brad Friedel. Those are the examples I am trying to follow."

No doubt this article will hit this website tomoz but they're so god **** slow ;)

stefan wrote:
Distractions? Speculation linking you with a move to Chelsea? Did such distraction last all season? no, i didnt think so. Benni should just admit that he had a poor season end of story. For him to commit his future to Blackburn is good for the supporters but he should be honest and try not to blame his poor form on \"distractions\". He has had better competition this season from Cruz, Derbyshire and Roberts and thats what he has found tough.