Bordeaux agree deal to sign Thelin

Girondins Bordeaux have reached a "verbal agreement" with Malmo FF to buy Sweden striker Isaac Kiese Thelin, the Swedish champions announced on Tuesday.

"After discussions between the two clubs, Malmo FF have decided to accept a bid from FC Girondins de Bordeaux for Isaac Kiese Thelin," the Swedish club said in a statement.

"The clubs have made a verbal agreement and Isaac Kiese Thelin will meet FC Girondins de Bordeaux tomorrow."

The 22-year-old forward shot to prominence during a six-month spell at Malmo, who he joined from Norrkoping last year.

He scored five goals in 14 games as Malmo won the league title and played a key role as they became the first Swedish team to reach Champions League group stage in 14 years.

Kiese Thelin was rewarded with a call-up to Erik Hamren's Sweden squad, making his debut against Montenegro in November.

Malmo did not give any details of the transfer fee or length of contract.

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Posted: 22nd February 2013 

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Posted: 22nd February 2013 

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Taarifa ikufikie kwamba baada ya watu wengi kuwa na hamu ya kufahamu ni lini David Beckam atacheza mechi yake ya kwanza toka ajiunge na club ya PSG ya Ufaransa, jibu limetoka tayari.
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Premier League Results 15-17/12/2012

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Monday 17th December 2012

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	Reading 2-5 Arsenal	Full time	Report

Sunday 16th December 2012

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	West Brom 0-0 West Ham	Full time	Report
	Tottenham 1-0 Swansea	Full time	Report

Saturday 15th December 2012

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	Liverpool 1-3 Aston Villa	Full time	Report
	Man Utd 3-1 Sunderland	Full time	Report
	Norwich 2-1 Wigan	Full time	Report
	QPR 2-1 Fulham	Full time	Report
	Stoke 1-1 Everton	Full time	Report
	Newcastle 1-3 Man City	Full time	Report

Last updated 18 Dec 2012

Position	Team	Played	Goal Difference	Points
View full table
No movement 1	Man Utd	17	19	42
No movement 2	Man City	17	18	36
No movement 3	Chelsea	16	11	29
No movement 4	Tottenham	17	5	29
Moving up 5	Arsenal	17	13	27
Moving down 6	Everton	17	7	27
Moving down 7	West Brom	17	3	27
Moving down 8	Norwich	17	-6	25
No movement 9	Stoke	17	2	24
No movement 10	Swansea	17	4	23
No movement 11	West Ham	17	1	23
No movement 12	Liverpool	17	0	22
No movement 13	Fulham	17	-1	20
No movement 14	Aston Villa	17	-9	18
No movement 15	Newcastle	17	-7	17
No movement 16	Sunderland	17	-6	16
No movement 17	Southampton	16	-10	15
No movement 18	Wigan	17	-14	15
No movement 19	QPR	17	-15	10
No movement 20	Reading	17	-15	9

Arsenal started to heal the wounds inflicted by the Capital One Cup humiliation at League Two Bradford City with an impressive win at Reading.

Reading 2

Le Fondre 66′ Kebe 71′

Arsenal 5

Podolski 14′ Cazorla 32′, 34′, 60′ Walcott 80′

• FT 90 +4
• HT 0-3

18 December 2012 Last updated  

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  Madejski Stadium

 

Arsenal started to heal the wounds inflicted by the Capital One Cup humiliation at League Two Bradford City with an impressive win at Reading.

Lukas Podolski gave Arsenal an early lead and the Gunners were four up on the hour mark after Santi Cazorla became only the third Spaniard to score a Premier League hat-trick after Fernando Torres and Jordi Gomez.

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No choice but to fight - McDermott

Reading, utterly outclassed, raised the prospect of the most unlikely comeback as Adam Le Fondre and Jimmy Kebe scored twice in the space of five minutes.
But Theo Walcott, impressive in the central striker's role he sees as crucial to his Arsenal future, snuffed out any Reading optimism with a composed finish that sends Arsene Wenger's side up to fifth place in the table.
As an exercise in recovery after the misery of Bradford, this will have done Arsenal's confidence and morale a power of good - and supports Wenger's claim that his side still have plenty to offer this season.
It was a victory, however, that needs to be seen in the context of the limp opposition offered by Reading, who are now in serious danger of being cut adrift at the bottom of the Premier League, where they remain six points from safety.
Royals manager Brian McDermott has overseen progress that has taken Reading a long way in a short time - but there were spells on Monday when what is required in the Premier League looked a long way beyond them.
Arsenal dominated with embarrassing ease for long periods against a home side who, for the first hour at least, gave the ominous impression of a side simply passing through on their way back into the Championship.

Gunners domination

Arsenal have won all of their 11 competitive matches against Reading.

The presence of Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain gave Arsenal a pace and movement Reading simply could not handle - with plenty of others, Cazorla chief among them, willing to join in to add extra attacking options.

Oxlade-Chamberlain delivered a taste of things to come in a harrowing opening half for Reading when he forced a fine save from keeper Adam Federici inside two minutes.
Reading had a couple of moments of encouragement when the powerful Pavel Pogrebnyak almost stole in behind Arsenal's defence, and again when Noel Hunt glanced a header just over.
But the visitors made good on their early threat after 14 minutes. Kieran Gibbs was the provider with a cross from the right, allowing Podolski to arrive in space and take a perfect first touch before firing past Federici.
Podolski then shot narrowly wide before Walcott's speed took him into open space behind Reading's hopeless defence only for Federici to block with his legs.
Federici was distinguishing himself amid the carnage around him and saved well from Jack Wilshere before Cazorla added an inevitable second just after the half-hour as he headed in Podolski's cross.
Reading were falling apart and Cazorla added the third soon after, again taking advantage of dreadful marking to swivel and beat Federici from close range.

Arsenal's Royal connection

Reading boss Brian McDermott started his playing career at Arsenal, making 72 appearances between 1977 and 1984.

The plight of the home side was cruelly illustrated when their own fans broke into ironic cheers to mark a short spell of possession, an act hardly designed to offer encouragement.

The Royals survived the first 15 minutes of the second half before Arsenal made it four, Cazorla completing his hat-trick after Wilshere found Podolski, who unselfishly set up the Spaniard for a simple finish.
As the Madejski sat back and waited for Arsenal to add more goals, Reading suddenly came to life and two quick goals briefly gave this one-sided game a competitive edge.
Le Fondre rounded Wojciech Szczesny to pull one back after 66 minutes and Kebe squeezed between two Arsenal defenders to at least give Reading some encouragement.

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Win shows our strength - Wenger

In October when these teams last met, Arsenal recovered from 4-0 down to win an extraordinary Capital One Cup tie 7-5 in extra time, and perhaps home fans fleetingly spied revenge.
But Walcott deserved a goal for his endeavours and it duly arrived with a stylish finish to end Reading hopes.
Arsenal's fans appreciated his efforts and constantly urged Wenger to sort out the England attacker's contract impasse. When he departed late on, it was to a standing ovation.
Reading boss Brian McDermott: "I was very pleased with the response in the second half. Now we'll stick together and move on.
"We've got to fight, no doubt about that - that's the only choice we have.
"We had to do that last year, the year before that and the year before that when we were in a similar position in the Championship.
"I think people have forgotten where we have come from over a short period of time. But the fans got behind us, they saw in the second half we tried to have a go and get the goals back."
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: "At 4-0 we had a little wobbling period, and at 4-2 of course with what happened last week we became a bit uncertain before the 5-2 killed the game.
"But overall it was important to go out and play and give the right answer on the football pitch."

Lineup, Bookings (2) & Substitutions (6)

Reading

• 01 Federici
• 03 Shorey
• 06 Mariappa
• 17 Gorkss
• 24 Cummings
• 08 Leigertwood
• 11 McAnuff Booked
• 14 Kebe (McCleary - 72' )
• 16 Tabb
• 07 Pogrebnyak (Le Fondre - 62' )
• 10 Hunt (Robson-Kanu - 61' )

Substitutes

• 41 Taylor
• 02 Gunter
• 05 Pearce
• 23 Harte
• 19 Robson-Kanu
• 09 Le Fondre
• 12 McCleary

Arsenal

• 01 Szczesny
• 03 Sagna
• 04 Mertesacker
• 05 Vermaelen
• 28 Gibbs
• 08 Arteta
• 10 Wilshere Booked
• 14 Walcott (Giroud - 85' )
• 15 Oxlade-Chamberlain (Ramsey - 74' )
• 19 Cazorla (Coquelin - 82' )
• 09 Podolski

Substitutes

• 24 Mannone
• 06 Koscielny
• 07 Rosicky
• 16 Ramsey
• 22 Coquelin
• 12 Giroud
• 27 Gervinho

Ref: Taylor

Att: 24,125

Match Stats

Shots

7 25

On target

5 17

Corners

3 7

Fouls

8 4

Live Text Commentary

90:00 +3:17 Full time

Full Time The referee blows his whistle to end the game.

90:00 +2:50 Olivier Giroud takes a shot. Save made by Adam Federici.
90:00 +2:02 Adam Le Fondre takes a shot. Save by Wojciech Szczesny.
90:00 +1:50 The ball is swung over by Jobi McAnuff, Thomas Vermaelen makes a clearance.
90:00 +1:29 Olivier Giroud produces a left-footed shot from inside the area that goes over the bar.
90:00 +0:36 The assistant referee signals for offside against Francis Coquelin. Adrian Mariappa restarts play with the free kick.
89:51 Jobi McAnuff concedes a free kick for a foul on Jack Wilshere. Mikel Arteta restarts play with the free kick.
86:38 The ball is delivered by Lukas Podolski, Garath McCleary makes a clearance.
85:29 Jobi McAnuff crosses the ball, Bacary Sagna manages to make a clearance.
84:32 Substitution

Substitution Olivier Giroud is brought on as a substitute for Theo Walcott.

82:54 Kieran Gibbs produces a cross, blocked by Mikele Leigertwood.
81:42 Substitution

Substitution Santi Cazorla goes off and Francis Coquelin comes on.

81:18 Shot by Lukas Podolski from deep inside the penalty area misses wide to the left of the target.
80:37 Free kick awarded for a foul by Lukas Podolski on Mikele Leigertwood. Mikele Leigertwood takes the free kick.
79:20 The assist for the goal came from Santi Cazorla.
79:20 Goal scored

Goal - Theo Walcott - Reading 2 - 5 Arsenal Theo Walcott fires in a goal from inside the penalty area to the bottom left corner of the goal. Reading 2-5 Arsenal.

75:51 Unfair challenge on Jack Wilshere by Jay Tabb results in a free kick. Wojciech Szczesny restarts play with the free kick.
73:36 Substitution

Substitution Aaron Ramsey on for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

72:52 Santi Cazorla takes a shot. Brilliant save by Adam Federici.
71:42 Nicky Shorey takes the direct free kick.

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Hatakama JACK WILSHERE hataondoka Arsenal Je WENGER anaifaa ARSENAL  kwa sasa?

Swansea reach League Cup semi Swansea City reach the semi-finals of the League Cup for the first time in their history after a Middlesbrough own goal.

Wenger 'will get transfer boost' Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has "considerable resources" to spend during January, the Supporters' Trust are told.

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Goodall could retire due to cash shortage Great Britain's number two tennis player Josh Goodall may retire next summer because of financial pressures.

Czech Rep win Davis Cup final Radek Stepanek is the hero as the Czech Republic beat defending champions Spain 3-2 in the Davis Cup final.

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Football transfers - November 2012

The transfer window is now closed for permanent signings, and will reopen on 1 January.

In the Football League, loan deals are allowed until 17:00 GMT on 22 November.
Premier League clubs may also apply to their governing body for special dispensation to sign a player on loan if, for example, they had no goalkeepers available.
Players who are out of contract and do not have a club, can be signed outside of the transfer window if they were unattached free agents when the previous window closed.
* indicates deal will be made permanent in January.

27 NOVEMBER

Calvin Andrew [Unattached - Port Vale]

22 NOVEMBER

Ade Azeez [Charlton - Wycombe] Loan
Patrick Bamford [Chelsea - MK Dons] Loan
George Barker [Brighton - Barnet] Loan
Dale Bennett [Watford - Yeovil] Loan
Guy Branston [Aldershot - Bristol Rovers ] Loan
Liam Chilvers [Telford - Port Vale] Loan
Conor Clifford [Chelsea - Crawley] Loan
Alex Cisak [Oldham - Portsmouth] Loan
Donervon Daniels [West Brom - Tranmere] Loan
Adda Djeziri [Blackpool - Scunthorpe] Loan
Scott Donnelly [Aldershot - Southend] Loan
Cameron Gayle [West Brom - Shrewsbury] Loan
Valentin Gjokaj [Derby - Carlisle] Loan
Curtis Good [Newcastle - Bradford] Loan
Rob Hall [West Ham - Birmingham] Loan
Michael Hector [Reading - Aldershot] Loan
Jeremy Helan [Manchester City - Sheffield Wednesday] Loan
Ryan Hervel [Unattached - AFC Wimbledon]
Lee Hodson [Watford - Brentford] Loan
Melvin Holwijn [Unattached - Barnet]
Alan Hutton [Aston Villa - Nottingham Forest] Loan
Brad Inman [Newcastle - Crewe] Loan
Andy Iro [Stevenage - Barnet] Loan
Zeli Ismail [Wolves - MK Dons] Loan
Chris Iwelumo [Watford - Notts County] Loan
Jake Jervis [Birmingham - Portsmouth] Loan
Todd Kane [Chelsea - Preston North End] Loan
Josh King [Manchester United - Blackburn] Loan
Angus MacDonald [Reading - Torquay] Loan
Paul McCallum [West Ham - AFC Wimbledon] Loan
Mark Molesley [Bournemouth - Plymouth] Loan
Jack O'Connell [Blackburn - Rotherham] Loan
Michael O'Halloran [Bolton - Tranmere] Loan
Dan Potts [West Ham - Colchester] Loan
Liam Ridehalgh [Huddersfield - Rotherham] Loan
Mamady Sidibe [Stoke - Sheffield Wednesday] Loan
Chris Smith [Swindon - Northampton] Loan
David Stockdale [Fulham - Hull] Loan
Alan Tate [Swansea - Leeds] Loan
Jake Taylor [Reading - Cheltenham] Loan
Jerome Thomas [West Brom - Leeds] Loan
Wes Thomas [Bournemouth - Blackpool] Loan
Marcello Trotta [Fulham - Brentford] Loan
Blair Turgott [West Ham - Bradford] Loan
Josh Wakefield [Bournemouth - Dag & Red] Loan
Craig Westcarr [Chesterfield - Walsall] Loan
Danny Wilson [Liverpool - Bristol City] Loan
Gregg Wylde [Bolton - Bury] Loan

21 NOVEMBER

Akos Buzsaky [Portsmouth - Barnsley] Loan
Jonathan Greening [Nottingham Forest - Barnsley] Loan
Simon Lappin [Norwich - Cardiff] Loan
George Thorne [West Brom - Peterborough] Loan

20 NOVEMBER

Jacob Blyth [Leicester City - Burton Albion] Loan
Mark McChrystal [Tranmere - Scunthorpe] Loan
Jay O'Shea [MK Dons - Chesterfield] Loan
Brett Pitman [Bristol City - Bournemouth] Loan
Emile Sinclair [Peterborough - Barnsley] Loan
Conor Townsend [Hull - Chesterfield] Loan

19 NOVEMBER

Tyrone Barnett [Peterborough - Ipswich] Loan
Clarke Carlisle [York - Northampton] Loan
Emmanuel Frimpong [Arsenal - Charlton] Loan
Ricardo Rocha [Unattached - Portsmouth]

17 NOVEMBER

Blair Adams [Sunderland - Coventry] Loan

16 NOVEMBER

Courtney Cameron [Aston Villa - Rotherham] Loan
Nathan Ellington [Ipswich - Scunthorpe] Loan
Aaron McCarey [Wolves - Walsall] Loan
Tom Naylor [Derby County - Bradford City] Loan
Chris Sedgwick [Scunthorpe - Hyde] Loan
Neil Sullivan [Doncaster - AFC Wimbledon] Loan

15 NOVEMBER

Anthony Elding [Grimsby - Preston] Loan
Danny Hollands [Charlton - Swindon] Loan
Rob Kiernan [Wigan - Brentford] Loan
Chris Martin [Norwich - Swindon] Loan
Nathaniel Mendez-Laing [Peterborough - Portsmouth] Loan

14 NOVEMBER

Neil Danns [Leicester - Bristol City] Loan
Bradley Orr [Blackburn - Ipswich] Loan
Marcus Tudgay [Nottingham Forest - Barnsley] Loan

13 NOVEMBER

Jake Caprice [Blackpool - Dagenham & Redbridge] Loan

9 NOVEMBER

James Beattie [Unattached - Accrington]
Ethan Ebanks-Landell [Wolves - Bury] Loan
Terry Gornell [Shrewsbury - Rochdale] Loan
Eggert Jonsson [Wolves - Charlton] Loan
Sam Mantom [West Brom - Walsall] Loan
Sean McAllister [Unattached - Port Vale]
Luke Rodgers [Portsmouth - Shrewsbury] Loan *
Luke Rooney [Swindon - Rotherham] Loan
Dan Seaborne [Southampton - Charlton] Loan
Tom Soares [Unattached - Bury]
John Sullivan [Charlton - Colchester] Loan
Josh Thompson [Portsmouth - Colchester] Loan

8 NOVEMBER

Jacob Butterfield [Norwich - Bolton] Loan
Simon Church [Reading - Huddersfield] Loan
Brennan Dickenson [Brighton - Chesterfield] Loan
David Meyler [Sunderland - Hull] Loan

7 NOVEMBER

Devante McKain [Maidenhead - Gillingham] Undisclosed
Alex Rodman [Aldershot - York] Loan
Ibra Sekajja [Crystal Palace - MK Dons] Loan

6 NOVEMBER

Robbie Brady [Manchester United - Hull] Loan
Michael Keane [Manchester United - Leicester City]
Jesse Lingard [Manchester United - Leicester City]
Sean McGinty [Manchester United - Carlisle] Loan
Lee Nicholls [Wigan - Northampton] Loan
Robert Sinclair [Stevenage - Aldershot Town] Loan

5 NOVEMBER

Lauri Dalla Valle [Fulham - Crewe] Loan
John Egan [Sunderland - Bradford City] Loan
Jonathan Meades [Bournemouth - AFC Wimbledon] Loan
Steve Mildenhall [Millwall - Scunthorpe] Loan
Jake Reeves [Brentford - AFC Wimbledon] Loan

2 NOVEMBER

Jordan Archer [Tottenham - Wycombe] Loan
Julian Bennett [Sheffield Wednesday - Shrewsbury] Loan
Barry Ferguson [Blackpool - Fleetwood] Loan
Tamika Mkandawire [Millwall - Southend] Loan
Damion Stewart [Unattached - Notts County] Free

1 NOVEMBER

Liam Cooper [Hull - Chesterfield] Loan
Jamie Devitt [Hull - Rotherham] Loan

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