Could be rubbish but being reported in Mirror that Liverpool are after Cahill, also could James Chester be his replacement. Yep i know, who's James Chester. young centre back at Hull City ex DMB. Apparently Nick Barmby (caretaker manager ) fears he could be off to Bolton.

Could be rubbish but being reported in Mirror that Liverpool are after Cahill,

 

I have heard this too. Not that that means anything like.

I just can't imagine cahill playing for Chelsea.

For that reason.......i am in.

if i was cahill i would go to liverpool, much bigger club.

if he went to liverpool id have a minutes silence

mirror says the fee for cahill is 8 million and we are after bobby zamora

Zamora?

 

younger version of Davies, a lot more skill, hardly a goalscorer though.

 

 

As much a goal scorer as those we already have who are scoring nothing though.

I was amazed that Dalglish didn't go for Cahill in the summer tied up with the Ngog deal. Since then their defence has had a great run with Skirtel and Agger, Carragher is back and they signed that other fella in the summer (can't recall his name). Surely less likely now than ever?

 

I also have a feeling the Chelsea deal might not work out and that twitcher will step in ...

deffo have zamora

Edited January 1, 201214 yr by Werder barmen

I still think Cahill will end up at United. They are fcuked with injuries in that position with Vidic for a long time, Smalling apparently out for a while and Ferdinand never getting fit for more than 1 or 2 games. Add to that that Evans is utter gash, and Jones is playing centre mid a lot then I can't see why Fergie wouldn't snap up a youngish England centre back for a very cheap fee.

 

Plus it means Cahill could stay up north.

 

Hope he doesn't though

We have been linked to James Chester for a couple of months. Can't comment not seen him play but the fact that he is a "Munich" means we don't want him?

I personally don't give a fuck about his munichist tendancies as long as he could come here and prevent my team having a toe-dip into the abyss that is Championship football.