[thatboyronaldo7]

Good player.. We should get him.

[spwaff]

I would like to see him at united,he was one of my favourite player in the Dutch team.Scores a lot of goals and a great ball passer.

[dazzaq07]

So , we are signing him and Scwein , I' m sure...

[campbell16]

would like to see him in a united shirt

[stretty]

Originally Posted by Drew9

injury prone, but he isn't a natural winger, granted neither is Arshavin but imo Arshavin is far more deadly around the box and he's more direct, and if reports are correct we could get him for 5m cheaper, we could also look and Ashley Young who agai would be better on the wing, van der vaart is a majestic footballer but im not sure if he'd fit the bill if im honest, not excited about this one at all

i heard a russian reporter talking about arshavin on the radio, he said he had an exceptional tournament , he is usually very inconsistant and only performs well about six times a season

[leonmessi_19]

Originally Posted by Lucky7

Should van der Vaart opt to leave Hamburg it is thought a fee of £15 million would be enough to secure his services?

For him are Interested Manchester United,Chelsea and Loserpool..

i think united will do great without ronaldo & let him go to real.
we have central mid-fielders like hargreaves , carrick , scholes , anderson.
i would like to have schweinsteiger or gamst pederson

[owenrooneyruud]

Van no Spurs-man

Holland international midfielder Rafael van der Vaart has ruled out a move to Spurs.

The Hamburg playmaker - believed to be a target for several sides - says Tottenham 'are not the club I want to go to'.

While the international has not ruled out a move to a club which excites him, it seems more likely he will stay in the Bundesliga.

He told Sportweek: "The interest has been there for some time already, but they (Tottenham) are not the club I want to go to. Tottenham are not a club I want to swap Hamburg for.

"The chance that I will stay at HSV is really big. As long as no team comes by which makes me immediately excited, I see no reason to leave. And so far none of those clubs have called us."
Source: Sky Sports