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Portsmouth still lead Crouch chase



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Published Date:
02 July 2008
Portsmouth remain ahead of Spurs as the Peter Crouch race hots up.
Juande Ramos has apparently clambered on to the trail of the in-demand Liverpool striker and is reportedly prepared to use Robbie Keane as a makeweight.

Keane, a life-long Reds fan, would jump at the chance of a switch, damaging Pompey's hopes of bringing the England man back to Fratton Park.

However, it is understood Spurs have no intention of letting the Republic of Ireland international leave.

Ramos instead prefers to let mis-fit Darren Bent and wantaway Dimitar Berbatov go – and both are poised for White Hart Lane exits before the start of the season.

The sale of follow striker Keane is not an option, clearing the way for Pompey to pursue Crouch.

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  • Last Updated: 02 July 2008 9:28 AM
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SpencerC,

cosham 02/07/2008 10:18:53
blah blah blah!!! Are you bored Neil. Come on pompey get the deal done.
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the-bull-bearing-bandit,

Pompey 02/07/2008 10:35:25
hahaha yer come on Neil is this wat u wake up4? Did all those years of studying equipe u with the skills to write stories like this????
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Wrinkley,

Portsmouth 02/07/2008 10:49:41
I sometimes wonder what is best! Is it better to be an optimist, to then be disappointed or be a pessimist and be pleasantly surprised?
I note that no Pompey source is quoted in this report.
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McFlug,

02/07/2008 10:55:52
Once Crouchy has signed, it won't matter one iota about all the specualation.

So come on Pompey, get it sorted. We are all fed up waiting.
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Trueblue1,

bristol 02/07/2008 10:59:26
how boaring the news lololol if he wanted to come he would have brought out contract he just after the money people lern football is all about money not pompey fans we love you money money money moey greed money money greed greed the day will come when the grounds are half empty and its not far away beleve me
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Mr Clapp,

Southsea 02/07/2008 11:00:34
Good to see Pompey stand head & shoulders above their rivals in the bid to sign Peter Crouch!
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One_Thomas_Thøgersen,

02/07/2008 11:06:40
On another site someone very accurately compared Liverpool's situation to being in a house chain. Liverpool want Barry but can't afford him until they sell Alonso or Crouch. Villa want £17m for Barry but Liverpool bid £13m. Liverpool want £15m for Crouch but Pompey bid £9m etc, etc
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the rumour king,

02/07/2008 11:17:06
crouch will not sign we will buy robbie keane & cisse not alou cisse! crouch will go to villa barry going the opposite way,harry is interested in adriano(he thinks he can get one more good season out of him) i know this as staying in same hotel as harry.(also adriano is awsome on pro evo.thuram expected to sign a one year deal this week,henry will turn us down in favour of newcastle.
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the rumour king,

02/07/2008 11:22:57
also i have to add i think saha is a great signing i am still a bit suprised man united let him go though
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02/07/2008 11:24:51
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