Robinho Link Rubbished Yet Again!

With Citeh’s surprise windfall in the summer, Chelsea lost out on Robinho during that particular transfer window, however, that hasn’t stopped the press from speculating that we still hold out hope of getting him.

The player himself has suggested he has no regrets over the move, despite initially appearing confused over exactly who it was he was signing for. And despite Chelsea’s disappointment at failing to get their man at the time, Scolari stated from the start he’d just have to manage without him.

But, so intent are that at flogging this one to death, the press refuse to give up. And with a bid of £107million on the table for AC Milan’s Kaka, the suggestion now is that Scolari wants to have another bash at luring Robinho away from the Arab outfit.

Fortunately though, just like he has done in the past, Scolari has been quick to rubbish the stories. It has to be said though that he’s been a little less diplomatic with his response this time because no doubt completely fed up with the media he hadn’t fancied entertaining in the first place, Scolari has pretty much summed up the British press by saying “It is a crazy story.  Whoever wrote this is crazy. They have put it in the newspaper just to sell the newspaper – crazy, crazy people.”

Didn’t take him long to suss them out then!



5 Responses to “Robinho Link Rubbished Yet Again!”

  1. Honestly, even I’m fed up of all these newspapers making up false stories. They’re probably doing this just to attract readers. They really are crazy people :D
    But the craziest of ‘em all is The Sun :D

  2. Writers for The Sun have the easiest job. Just sit around all day and come up with rumors.

  3. Stop buying the papers, by doing so they will suffer, sales will fall…the editor may make a rash decision…like ‘lets start to tell the truth’…that might help sales…..I don’t think so somehow!
    Don’t complain and do nothing otherwise your complaint is worthless?
    The press has so much power and influence in the UK it is frightening…if you want proof, ask Tommy Sheridan or keeping on the football line, ask Gazza how much power they have!
    They can destroy people, they can promote people (if it suits them) and that is wrong.
    Football writers who write on the games are generally ok, but the ones who write all the transfer rumours, personal rumours are scum bags?

  4. Gotta hand it to Scolari, whether his tactics are working or his players are turning against him (according to the media), he just goes on telling the truth and how it is. He’s a smart man and could be great for chelsea in the long run once he becomes more accustomed to the premier league. It really seems like he’d just ignore the mind games wenger and SAF like to play as well.

  5. Rather than speculate into corruption and dishonesty of the media, lets look at this ‘rumor,’ shall we?
    Let’s say the fall out between Robinho and citeh is as bad as the media are saying, does anyone think Chelsea is willing to dish out 32.5 mil (what citeh paid) to acquire him now? Based on the early flashes of talent and effort he produced for citeh, I think he would have been an extremely valuable to Chelsea had they been able to sign him at the beginning of the season. And with Scolari and the veteran Chelsea squad to guide and mentor Robinho, he may even stop acting like a child and grow up.
    However, based on Robinho’s immaturity and acting like he is “too big a star” for citeh, at the first sign of trouble at Chelsea, he may revert to the detriment in the locker room.
    I think we should look elsewhere for reinforcements, look more into Yuri Zhirkov and other wingers both left and right (you may be impressed).