Eagles striker wants to replace Saha at Fulham!
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Eagles striker wants to replace Saha at Fulham!
Bagayoko wants to replace Saha
Tuesday, 20 January 2004
Ajaccio attacker Mamadou Bagayoko is hoping Fulham decide he is the man to replace Louis Saha.
With top scorer Saha undergoing a medical ahead of his move to Manchester United, Chris Coleman is busy identifying potential replacements for the lively Frenchman.
Brian McBride is expected to join The Cottagers in the near future, but Coleman is also believed to be chasing a striker with pace and power with Bagayoko certainly fitting the bill.
The Malian marksman joined Ajaccio in the summer and has impressed in Corsica with six Ligue 1 goals for a struggling side.
"Fulham seem really interested," he admitted. "They follow me closely.
"My agent told me that the club have watched my matches since the third day.
"Fulham is prestigious! I love The Premiership.
"It is my dream to play one day in England. Of course, if Saha leaves for Manchester, that will free up a place.
"But, when a Fulham official calls me, I will really believe it."
The West Londoners are not the only club on the trail of the promising 24-year-old.
"Auxerre also keep an eye on me," he told France Football. "I am proud of that.
"Nantes, Nice and PSG have asked for information too.
"I still have one-and-a-half years remaining on my contract at Ajaccio and it won't trouble me to stay until the end."
West Ham were keen to sign Bagayoko during his days at Strasbourg, so he is hoping for a second chance to sample life in the English capital.
"In 2002, West Ham made a very honest proposition to Racing to sign me," he added.
"But the Alsace club refused it."
Tuesday, 20 January 2004
Ajaccio attacker Mamadou Bagayoko is hoping Fulham decide he is the man to replace Louis Saha.
With top scorer Saha undergoing a medical ahead of his move to Manchester United, Chris Coleman is busy identifying potential replacements for the lively Frenchman.
Brian McBride is expected to join The Cottagers in the near future, but Coleman is also believed to be chasing a striker with pace and power with Bagayoko certainly fitting the bill.
The Malian marksman joined Ajaccio in the summer and has impressed in Corsica with six Ligue 1 goals for a struggling side.
"Fulham seem really interested," he admitted. "They follow me closely.
"My agent told me that the club have watched my matches since the third day.
"Fulham is prestigious! I love The Premiership.
"It is my dream to play one day in England. Of course, if Saha leaves for Manchester, that will free up a place.
"But, when a Fulham official calls me, I will really believe it."
The West Londoners are not the only club on the trail of the promising 24-year-old.
"Auxerre also keep an eye on me," he told France Football. "I am proud of that.
"Nantes, Nice and PSG have asked for information too.
"I still have one-and-a-half years remaining on my contract at Ajaccio and it won't trouble me to stay until the end."
West Ham were keen to sign Bagayoko during his days at Strasbourg, so he is hoping for a second chance to sample life in the English capital.
"In 2002, West Ham made a very honest proposition to Racing to sign me," he added.
"But the Alsace club refused it."
Yes he did. Mali are also known as the Eagles. Still, it got me.
Ayo, how about some qualifying of that in the title?
Ayo, how about some qualifying of that in the title?
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MY NAME IS WAKA-MAN, and YES, I AM A CHELSEA FAN. Please don't hate me - I was fan when David Ellery dashed Cantona two penalties as Man U beat us 4-0 in the FA Cup final. So I've paid my dues.
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That is called headline writing. A headline is supposed to be catchy yet accurate. There is nothing inaccurate about it and it screams "read me."waka-man wrote:Yes he did. Mali are also known as the Eagles. Still, it got me.
Ayo, how about some qualifying of that in the title?
Living, I think you need to work on your knowledge of African football my brother.
Waka-man the whole point of Ayo Akinfe's heading was to grab your attention. Evidently it worked.waka-man wrote:Yes he did. Mali are also known as the Eagles. Still, it got me.
Ayo, how about some qualifying of that in the title?
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It is indeed headline writing - but of the cheap tabloid kind. I always thought of you as a guy who could capture attention without toying with your audience's perception. But, hey, yes, you got my attention. If that was all you wanted to do, well done.Ayo Akinfe wrote:That is called headline writing. A headline is supposed to be catchy yet accurate. There is nothing inaccurate about it and it screams "read me."waka-man wrote:Yes he did. Mali are also known as the Eagles. Still, it got me.
Ayo, how about some qualifying of that in the title?
Living, I think you need to work on your knowledge of African football my brother.
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MY NAME IS WAKA-MAN, and YES, I AM A CHELSEA FAN. Please don't hate me - I was fan when David Ellery dashed Cantona two penalties as Man U beat us 4-0 in the FA Cup final. So I've paid my dues.
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Bagayoko is a good player with a lot of skill but he is not the most clinical finisher. However, skill is not appreciated in the English game. As such, Bagayoko will prolly be pilloried for not taking his chances by Fulham fans. Bagayoko would do well in La Liga where skill is much more appreciated by the fans!
I wonder why Stambouli chose not to pick the guy. He is a very good player!
I wonder why Stambouli chose not to pick the guy. He is a very good player!
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Decepive headline - more useless tabloid journalism. What a waste of time.
"Jose Mourinho favoured directness and used to throw Robert Huth or John Terry up front when Chelsea were chasing the game, a ploy associated with the industrial era of English football management."
- The Guardian UK, November 26, 2007
- The Guardian UK, November 26, 2007
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