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Mamić: Poručili smo Newcastleu da se malo popravi

i duff

cirkus se nastavlja, jutros svi mediji trube kako je Luka isao u englesku sa bracom Dalton, danas stariji Dalton na radio Ciboni kaze "isli smo Zoran i ja sami, Luka nije isao" 

Mozda su u Dinamu ovladali tehnikom teleportiranja, ko zna, pa je Luka teleportiran a "nije isao".

Stariji Dalton zatim dodaje "Totenham nas moli da kazemo ponudu NewCastlea, pa ce oni odmah ponuditi vise".

Usput se Dalton naljutio na pitanje slusatelja koliko novaca spremi u svoj djep od transfera, da bi zakljucio kako je Eduardo prevarant a Corluka divan decko.

Pa kad mu je Ćorli sve uredno platio...

jel strgo dres pred kigenom

jel ga izuo iz cipela

Luka Modric appears to be close to signing for Newcastle United after the Croatia and Dinamo Zagreb playmaker visited both St James' Park and the club's training ground earlier this week. Reports in Zagreb claim that Modric will cost Newcastle at least £20m - although Tyneside sources insist the fee is likely to be significantly smaller - and it is hoped that the 22-year-old can supply Kevin Keegan's side with the midfield creativity they have so craved in recent months.

It seems that Dennis Wise, Newcastle's executive director (football), has been the prime mover in a deal which looks poised to become the first to be completed since the former Leeds manager's arrival in late January as head of a new European style scouting system.

Indeed Wise and Tony Jimenez, Newcastle's recruitment supremo, were heavily involved in arranging not only Modric's visit but a meeting that Zdravko Mamic, Dinamo's vice-president, held with club representatives in the city's Malmaison hotel this week. The agent Peter Harrison was also present.

With Modric, who is expected to play a key role for Slaven Bilic's Croatia side during Euro 2008, generally deployed in a left-sided role, it appears likely that the unsettled Charles N'Zogbia will now be allowed to leave Newcastle.

Even so Modric's move is far from complete and, while there could be some intense haggling over personal terms of a player expected to command a salary in the £60,000-£80,000 a week bracket, the transfer may also be vulnerable to a late hijacking by one of the midfielder's many admirers across England and Europe.

Modric has previously been linked with moves to Barcelona, Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham and Manchester City. Wise, though, is believed to be confident of pulling off what would be regarded as a major transfer-market coup.

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