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Sebbene sia probabile che qualche affare possa concludersi sul filo del traguardo, ben difficilmente l’attuale sessione del calcio mercato invernale sarà destinata a fare sognare i tifosi delle squadre britanniche o a sovvertire prepotentemente equilibri di classifica consolidati. Alle prese con i parametri del “fair play” finanziario imposto dall’ UEFA e con qualche riflesso della crisi finanziaria che sta attanagliando ben più strettamente i paesi dell’area dell’ euro, anche le società più propense, usualmente, a spendere come il Man City ed il Chelsea stanno acquistando con il freno a mano tirato e non disdegnano di piazzare qualche proprio giocatore in esubero.Più che i trasferimenti conclusi fanno parlare quelli mancati, la parola più ricorrente nelle trattative è “prestito” ed i prezzi dei cartellini appaiono in caduta libera. All stato delle cose è difficile prevedere qualcosa di diverso da una volata tra le squadre di Manchester per il titolo inglese e tra quelle di Glasgow per la SPL scozzese, visto che chi deve recuperare fatica a piazzare “colpi” importanti. Alla fine un po’ di morigeratezza, tuttavia, potrebbe riavvicinare il calcio alla propria dimensione, quella forse, alla fine, più amata dai supporters stanchi di plusvalenze, di milionari esotici e di titoli a sensazione. Le ultime ore di calciomercato potrebbero ancora smentire questo quadro ma la sensazione è che la tendenza verrà più o meno confermata fino all’ultimo minuto. Poi, fortunatamente, tornerà il campo a fare la parte del leone con i fans a ruggire, a loro volta, dagli spalti.
What to expect from the BBC on transfer deadline day
Page last updated at 09:01 GMT, Monday, 30 January 2012
This season’s January football transfer window reaches its climax on Tuesday when clubs across the divisions have a final opportunity to strengthen their squads.
BBC Sport will bring you extensive coverage of all the transfers across television, radio, online and the Red Button.
Clubs can make permanent and loan signings until the window closes at 2300 GMT on 31 January in England and the Scottish Premier League (midnight for Scottish Football League).
Here’s how you can keep across deadline day on the BBC…
We’ll kick things off here on the BBC Sport website from 0800 GMT with a Sportsday Live transfer deadline day text commentary which will run through until 0100 GMT on Wednesday.
Our aim will be to bring you every bit of transfer news, including the latest rumours, breaking stories and confirmed deals from the BBC’s team of reporters and correspondents across the UK.
We’ll even document every transfer in our collated list of deals once they are confirmed by the clubs involved.
On the Red Button, you will be able to keep across the latest transfer news from midday with regular updates from Football Focus presenter Dan Walker with opinion from Martin Keown and BBC Sport journalists.
Tune into the BBC News Channel throughout the day for the latest sports news bulletins and at 1830 GMT there will be a deadline day transfer update programme from the Match of the Day studio.
Join BBC One from 2235 GMT for Match of the Day with Gary Lineker and the team, featuring action from five Premier League games plus a special transfer deadline update for the last 15 minutes of the programme at about 2350 GMT.
Lee Dixon and Martin Keown will be on hand with their expert analysis of the transfer window action. (Viewers in Northern Ireland can see MOTD on BBC One from 2305 GMT and in Scotland from 2335 GMT).
Radio 5 live Sport will broadcast coverage of both transfer deadline day and the evening’s Premier League and Football League action.
Mark Pougatch will be in the studio with David Pleat and senior football reporter Ian Dennis from 1900 GMT keeping across the transfer news and there’ll be commentary of Everton v Manchester City from Goodison Park.
And there will be a special one-hour Final Whistle show between 2200-2300 GMT which will round-up the night’s football action along with the final hour of the transfer window.
If you are out and about you can also follow the latest news on your mobile devices and through Twitter using the hashtag #bbcfootball.
It promises to be an interesting day…
(BBC Football )
Transfer Talk: January 30, 2012 – Celtic miss out on Arabs’ Russell; Hibs look at Pattison, Dons tie-up Rae
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CELTIC have had a bid of £500,000 plus fringe players for Dundee United striker Johnny Russell turned down by the Tannadice men. (Daily Mail)
RANGERS could be tempted into a bid for Hearts wing king David Templeton should Nikica Jelavic leave Ibrox before the close of the transfer window. (various)
ABERDEEN have concluded the signing of Dundee midfielder Gavin Rae on an 18-month deal and full back Rory McArdle has also expressed his desire to pen a new deal at Pittodrie. (various)
HIBERNIAN boss Pat Fenlon will run the rule over South African trialist Matthew Pattison, 25, before the transfer window closes tomorrow. The midfielder failed to win a deal at leeds last week. (Daily Mail)
DUNDEE UNITED are close to landing an unnamed Polish goalkeeper on a pre-contract agreement. (Daily Mail)
DOWN SOUTH, Liverpool are willing to take Manchester City rebel Carlos Tevez on loan if they allow the striker to leave before the transfer window shuts. (Daily Mirror)
BUT West Ham will play it patient and wait until after Tuesday to make a last attempt to re-sign the Argentinian on loan from City. (Telegraph)
SUNDERLAND boss Martin O’Neill is eager to land veteran striker Kevin Davies from Bolton but it may take £1m rather than a loan arrangement. (Daily Mirror)
BOLTON manager Owen Coyle is planning a £5m beat-the-deadline swoop for Crystal Palace’s highly-rated 19-year-old striker Wilfried Zaha. Coyle also has his eyes on Argentinian striker Juan Manuel Iturbe, 18, and Arsenal’s Japanese forward Ryo Miyaichi, 19, who he could land on loan deals. (PA)
FINALLY, Chelsea have bid £1m for Nottingham Forest striker Patrick Bamford – despite the 18-year-old having played just 12 minutes of professional football. (Daily Mail)
Carroll will fight for starting spot as Liverpool refute Tevez swap rumours
By Dominic King
Last updated at 10:30 PM on 29th January 2012
Fighter: Andy Carroll wants to stick it out at Anfield
Andy Carroll is ready to fight to save his Liverpool career after the Anfield club emphatically dismissed stories they wanted to swap him for Carlos Tevez.
As questions continue to hang over the England striker’s suitability for Kenny Dalglish’s team, sources in Manchester revealed a deal was mooted which would have seen Carroll and Tevez switch clubs, but Liverpool said the stories were ‘fundamentally and completely untrue’.
Though Liverpool may be forced to consider their options should they receive a substantial offer for a player they paid £35million for 12 months ago, a deal for Tevez would be difficult because of the Argentine’s £225,000 weekly wage at Manchester City.
Things have not been easy for Carroll since he joined Liverpool. There have been questions about his lifestyle and a return of six goals in 35 appearances was not what was envisaged when he became the eighth most expensive footballer in history.
He has also been linked with a return to Newcastle in the past month but there were glimpses during Saturday’s 2-1 win over Manchester United in the FA Cup fourth round that he is finally starting to adjust.
Carroll, whose flick-on created the opening for Dirk Kuyt to settle the tie, is determined to make a success of his stay on Merseyside and hopes his encouraging performance against United is a sign of things to come.
‘I’m (only) just here,’ said Liverpool’s No 9. ‘I’ve signed a contract here and this is the team I’m playing for. I think I’m just getting into my stride now.
Tough: At his best he is hard to handle
‘Everyone is getting used to how I play and I’m getting used to everyone else but everyone is helping me. I am settled and I love it here.’
Asked if there had been a day when he had regretted the move from St James’ Park, he replied: ‘No, not at all. The club have been great with me and I’m enjoying it here.’
Carroll, 23, certainly earned praise for his efforts. Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish enthused that ‘the big ’un had done well’, while Kuyt — who said his goal felt better than the hat-trick he scored against United last March — was even more effusive.
‘Andy played a great game,’ said Kuyt. ‘I know how difficult it is to be alone up front but he battled so hard. He was important for us for both of the goals. The header for my goal was something I told him. I said, “Win it and flick it on”, and he did it perfectly.’
Settled: Carroll claims he is fine in Liverpool
Liverpool’s victory left Sir Alex Ferguson flabbergasted and United’s manager suggested he could not see how his side would lose after Park Ji-sung had cancelled out Daniel Agger’s header, but they failed to deal with the home side cranking up the tempo in the last 10 minutes.
Carroll, in particular, thrived in the final quarter. At times he looked isolated early on but once he had substitutes Kuyt and Craig Bellamy running alongside him, he was a different proposition.
With better fortune, he would have had a goal to celebrate but his last-minute header rattled the crossbar. Still, the assist was enough and if the last seven days have been significant for Liverpool, the same could yet be said for Carroll.
‘It was nice to get an assist but it doesn’t really matter who sets them up or who scores them,’ said Carroll.
‘I thought I did well but now I’ve just got to keep on going and keep working on it and then it will come.’
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