newsoftheworld.co.uk - 10/19/2008
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CESC FABREGAS has rejected new £90,000-a-week contract talks at Arsenal paving the way for him to quit the Emirates at the end of the season. Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid have been put on alert after Fabregas turned down the chance to renegotiate his existing deal. The Gunners ...
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According to this source, Arsenal’s jewel in the crown is thinking of leaving the Emirates at the end of the season, and has passed up the opportunity to consider a new lucrative contract to make him the highest-paid player at the club. Thankfully for supporters, this particular newspaper has been known to get it wrong before - just on the odd occasion! The News of the World has done some sterling work in the field of fiction, where the truth is suspended more times than Robbie Savage in his heyday. On this occasion, they have picked an easy target, going for a story about ...
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... has already refuted the claim that he has rejected a new Arsenal contract from the other NOTW exclusive from the same day as the Hargreaves story, also written by Magee, but I won’t hold my breath for Ferguson to do the same. He has enough bullshit to deal with without dignifying stories like ‘Hargreaves to Citeh’ with a response! ...
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