Euro 2012 News: Poland Manager Says Robert Lewandowski is ‘Going to Manchester United’
The countdown is over. We’re just hours away from the start of Euro 2012, so here’s the latest news to keep you updated.
- Poland manager says Robert Lewandowski is ‘going to Manchester United’ — The Guardian
- UEFA has ’No plans’ to investigate racist chants against Holland — The Guardian
- adidas launch new Tumblr website to provide fans with a unique experience of UEFA Euro 2012 — The UK Sports Network
- England players to visit Auschwitz and Schindler’s factory — The Guardian
- Bunch of dope Euro 2012 wall charts – The Beautiful Gear
- John Terry ready to face France after coming through training — The Guardian
- England’s history in the European Championships, in pictures — The Telegraph
- Shay Given declared fit for Ireland opener against Croatia — The Guardian
- Philipp Lahm will switch to the left-back position for their Euro 2012 Group B match against Portugal — Sky Sports
- How BBC and ITV teams will battle it out to the Euro 2012 final — The Guardian
- ‘Weight’ of expectation on Ireland as tournament begins — BBC Sport
- Poland looking to Dortmund trio to undo Greece — The Guardian
- Video of Euro ’92 computer game; Take that FIFA! — YouTube
- Sweden’s Johan Elmander battling to recover from fracture — The Guardian
- England arrive in Poland; Team photo, etc — FA TV
- Croatia’s Luka Modric will be key to opener against Ireland — The Guardian
- England will not walk off pitch over racism, says Joe Hart — The Guardian
3 Responses to Euro 2012 News: Poland Manager Says Robert Lewandowski is ‘Going to Manchester United’
How is SAF going to use all these attacking players? We know Berba is leaving, but with Fergie telling Hernandez he would like him to skip the Olympics, he obviously has plans for him getting time on the pitch in the fall. There seems to be a plethora of young attackers on his hands. Is he going to entertain offers for any of them?
Four strikers is always important for any team to have. With United, I feel like they generally know how to spread out playing time throughout the season to make most of the roster content. With injuries and who’s in form, Fergie will spread out the playing time for all of the attacking players.
With the Lewandowski bombshell today, the Modric report in the Sun yesterday and the Kagawa signing, the Utd transfer buzz is through the roof.
Good point, but i figured with 3 aging starters they would be spending money in those areas.