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ent five successful
years at the Nou Camp between 1995 and 2000
with Spanish giants Barcelona and even took on a
greater importance with the Barca faithful due to
his support for Catalonia.
In a shock turn of events, arch rivals Real Madrid
met the player's buy-out clause in his contract
and he made the move. In his first El Clasico - and
subsequently his first game back at Barcelona -
Figo was bombarded with missiles from the crowd
and a deafening noise of boos whenever he
touched the ball.
The most defining picture of the hatred for Figo
was on his second return to the ground for Real
Madrid, in which a pig's head was thrown onto the
pitch.
Fernando Ricksen and Nacho Novo celebrate with
the SPL trophy at Easter Road in 2005.
Nacho Novo
The Spanish striker was plying his trade for
Dundee when both sides of the Old Firm
approached them to attempt to prise him away
from Dens Park. Celtic had a £500,000 bid
accepted and Novo even travelled to Celtic Park
for signing talks.
The club claims that they dropped interest in him
as he didn't show enough commitment to Celtic in
those negotiations, however Novo claimed he said
'no thanks' to the club to sign for rivals Rangers
instead.
That move was completed in July of 2004 and he
went on to spend six years at Ibrox, becoming a
fans' favourite.
Scott Brown says goodbye to the Hibs fans
Scott Brown
The now Celtic captain, Brown was growing in
stature at his first club Hibernian when several
clubs were being linked with an interest in him,
including both Rangers and Celtic.
The former had already captured Brown's midfield
team-mate Kevin Thomson and many expected
him to join his pal at Ibrox, including the Rangers
fans who chanted his name in a fixture against
Hibs.
Brown did make the move along the M8, but it was
to the green half of Glasgow in a £4.4 million move
to Celtic, in what to this day is the biggest transfer
fee to be exchanged between two Scottish clubs.
Sol Campbell in action for Arsenal
Sol Campbell
The former England defender surprised everybody
down south when he crossed the north London
divide from Tottenham Hotspur to Arsenal. Having
spent over a decade in a youth and senior
capacity at White Hart Lane, he moved on a free
transfer to the Gunners in a move that no one saw
coming.
It appalled Spurs fans, especially given he had
been quoted in a fans' magazine saying he would
never sign for their rivals.
Frank McAvennie with John Lambie
Frank McAvennie
The well-travelled striker had just returned to the
United Kingdom in 1992 after leaving Hong Kong
club South China when Partick Thistle secured his
services - or so they thought.
John Lambie agreed terms with McAvennie and he
was even paraded in a Thistle top - but Celtic
manager Liam Brady managed to coax him to the
other side of Glasgow much to Lambie's disgust.
His second spell at Parkhead wasn't as successful
as his first however, and after a spell at Swindon
Town on loan, he then made the switch to Falkirk
on a permanent deal.
Brittain playing for County in 2013
Richard Brittain
A transfer that never was. In January 2013, the
midfielder agreed a pre-contract deal with St
Johnstone whilst still a Ross County player. Not a
strange move in modern football terms, but what
happened next was.
Brittain pulled the plug on the deal soon after ,
suffering abuse from pundits and football fans who
branded the player a "mercenary". What they
didn't know was that shortly after signing the deal
with the Saints, his wife took ill and he decided the
best option was to stay in the Highlands with
County.
Mo Johnston at his Rangers unveiling with Graeme
Souness
Mo Johnston
The biggest controversial transfer story that has
ever been seen in Scotland. Mo Johnston signing
for Rangers rocked Scottish football to its core. He
had left Celtic in 1987 for French side Nantes and
after initially claiming he would never return to
Scotland, he appeared at a press conference to
announce that he would sign for Celtic at the end of
his contract.
However, Graeme Souness sensationally enticed
Johnston to Ibrox and he became Rangers'
highest-profile Roman Catholic signing since World
War One. The move enraged sections of both
Rangers and Celtic's support, but he would go on
to win over a lot of the Gers fans by scoring an
injury-time winner against Celtic in November
1989.
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years at the Nou Camp between 1995 and 2000
with Spanish giants Barcelona and even took on a
greater importance with the Barca faithful due to
his support for Catalonia.
In a shock turn of events, arch rivals Real Madrid
met the player's buy-out clause in his contract
and he made the move. In his first El Clasico - and
subsequently his first game back at Barcelona -
Figo was bombarded with missiles from the crowd
and a deafening noise of boos whenever he
touched the ball.
The most defining picture of the hatred for Figo
was on his second return to the ground for Real
Madrid, in which a pig's head was thrown onto the
pitch.
Fernando Ricksen and Nacho Novo celebrate with
the SPL trophy at Easter Road in 2005.
Nacho Novo
The Spanish striker was plying his trade for
Dundee when both sides of the Old Firm
approached them to attempt to prise him away
from Dens Park. Celtic had a £500,000 bid
accepted and Novo even travelled to Celtic Park
for signing talks.
The club claims that they dropped interest in him
as he didn't show enough commitment to Celtic in
those negotiations, however Novo claimed he said
'no thanks' to the club to sign for rivals Rangers
instead.
That move was completed in July of 2004 and he
went on to spend six years at Ibrox, becoming a
fans' favourite.
Scott Brown says goodbye to the Hibs fans
Scott Brown
The now Celtic captain, Brown was growing in
stature at his first club Hibernian when several
clubs were being linked with an interest in him,
including both Rangers and Celtic.
The former had already captured Brown's midfield
team-mate Kevin Thomson and many expected
him to join his pal at Ibrox, including the Rangers
fans who chanted his name in a fixture against
Hibs.
Brown did make the move along the M8, but it was
to the green half of Glasgow in a £4.4 million move
to Celtic, in what to this day is the biggest transfer
Sol Campbell in action for Arsenal
Sol Campbell
The former England defender surprised everybody
down south when he crossed the north London
divide from Tottenham Hotspur to Arsenal. Having
spent over a decade in a youth and senior
capacity at White Hart Lane, he moved on a free
transfer to the Gunners in a move that no one saw
coming.
It appalled Spurs fans, especially given he had
been quoted in a fans' magazine saying he would
never sign for their rivals.
Frank McAvennie with John Lambie
Frank McAvennie
The well-travelled striker had just returned to the
United Kingdom in 1992 after leaving Hong Kong
club South China when Partick Thistle secured his
services - or so they thought.
John Lambie agreed terms with McAvennie and he
was even paraded in a Thistle top - but Celtic
manager Liam Brady managed to coax him to the
other side of Glasgow much to Lambie's disgust.
His second spell at Parkhead wasn't as successful
as his first however, and after a spell at Swindon
Town on loan, he then made the switch to Falkirk
on a permanent deal.
Brittain playing for County in 2013
Richard Brittain
A transfer that never was. In January 2013, the
midfielder agreed a pre-contract deal with St
Johnstone whilst still a Ross County player. Not a
strange move in modern football terms, but what
happened next was.
Brittain pulled the plug on the deal soon after ,
suffering abuse from pundits and football fans who
branded the player a "mercenary". What they
didn't know was that shortly after signing the deal
with the Saints, his wife took ill and he decided the
best option was to stay in the Highlands with
County.
Mo Johnston at his Rangers unveiling with Graeme
Souness
Mo Johnston
The biggest controversial transfer story that has
ever been seen in Scotland. Mo Johnston signing
for Rangers rocked Scottish football to its core. He
had left Celtic in 1987 for French side Nantes and
after initially claiming he would never return to
Scotland, he appeared at a press conference to
announce that he would sign for Celtic at the end of
his contract.
However, Graeme Souness sensationally enticed
Johnston to Ibrox and he became Rangers'
highest-profile Roman Catholic signing since World
War One. The move enraged sections of both
Rangers and Celtic's support, but he would go on
to win over a lot of the Gers fans by scoring an
injury-time winner against Celtic in November
1989.
RELATED : ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE , SCOTTISH
PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE, SPANISH LA
LIGA , EUROPEAN FOOTBALL, FRANK MCAVENNIE,
SCOTT BROWN, ST JOHNSTONE FC , ROSS
COUNTY FC, RANGERS FC , CELTIC FC
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2002 Getty Images
Bill Murray/SNS Group
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CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images
Alan Harvey/SNS Group
Related Articles
Celtic bid for Scott Allan:
Scottish champions open
talks with Hibernian for star
midfielder
HIBERNIAN FC 20 hours ago
THE 23-year-old playmaker has been the subject
of three failed bids by Rangers this summer, but
now the Scottish champions have made their
move.
Celtic manager Ronny Deila
keeps quiet on bid for Scott
Allan: I can't comment until
something is done
CELTIC FC 17 hours ago
THE Norwegian refused to deny that he'd made a
move for the highly-rated Hibs playmaker at a
media conference this afternoon.
Recommended
From Mo Johnston to Luis
Figo: Seven of football's
most controversial
transfers
SCOTTISH PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
14 hours ago
AS Celtic step up interest in Rangers target Scott
Allan, we take a look at seven of the most
controversial transfer dealings in football.
Hugh Blake to be given first
Scotland cap against
Ireland in World Cup
warm-up
SCOTLAND RUGBY UNION TEAM 17 hours ago
SCOTLAND will hand New Zealand-born flanker
Hugh Blake his first cap when they play Ireland in
a World Cup warm-up Test in Dublin on Saturday.
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Wednesday 22 July 2015
goal.com transfer news /clippzy blog
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Jul 21, 2015 08:58:00
The Dutchman has reiterated that Manchester United could move for a forward in the summer window but has suggested it will not be the PSG forward or the Real Madrid star
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has reiterated that the club will attempt to sign a "surprise" striker in the summer transfer window.
The Red Devils have offloaded both Radamel Falcao, who joined Chelsea after the conclusion of his loan spell at Old Trafford, and Robin van Persie as Van Gaal makes adjustments to his squa
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By Stephen Darwin
Jul 21, 2015 08:58:00
The Dutchman has reiterated that Manchester United could move for a forward in the summer window but has suggested it will not be the PSG forward or the Real Madrid star
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has reiterated that the club will attempt to sign a "surprise" striker in the summer transfer window.
The Red Devils have offloaded both Radamel Falcao, who joined Chelsea after the conclusion of his loan spell at Old Trafford, and Robin van Persie as Van Gaal makes adjustments to his squa
Thursday 25 June 2015
ronaldo award
If he does end up with the award he will match Messi's four and this time
there will be no need to share the honour with Luis Suarez as he did last year.
The domestic goals tally matters to him; you only have to observe his
frustration when a team-mate scores instead of him as happened with Gareth
Bale earlier this season to appreciate that.
But this week his focus and the focus of the football world will be on the two
players' European tallies. It is so often said that they score so many in La Liga
because it's easier to score in Spain but that never really explains why they
are both so lethal in the European Cup.
Last week the world watched Messi beat the planet's best keeper Manuel
Neuer and then leave one of Europe's top defenders Jerome Boateng on his
backside in the penalty area. Messi pulled the strings in the 3-2 defeatin the
return leg, but left goalscoring duties to Neymar, who hit two.
On Wednesday it could be the turn of Ronaldo whose goal against Juventus in
Turin gave Real Madrid a lifeline in the semi-final and set the stage for him to
push them over the line and into the final if he can take the chance.
For the last seven years Ronaldo and Messi have been winning the boots and
the balls – there's an awful lot of gold between them. Berlin may well be the
stage for their ultimate showdown.
The two players star for nations that have under-achieved in recent years and
that has deprived us of a major World Cup fixture that pits the two men against
each other but Barca and Madrid have clashed in club competition… and this
time it could be in the final. The final to decide the European champions – and
the final word in this season's battle for Champions League top-scorer status.
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STARSPORT bring you all the latest transfer gossip coming out of Stamford
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Radamel Falcao
Chelsea are on the verge of signing Radamel Falcao, according to the Metro.
The Premier League champions appear to be closing on a move for the
Manchester United flop following talks with Monaco.
They have reportedly struck an agreement on a season-long loan - they will
pay him £265,000-a-week - and the transfer will reportedly be announced
within days.
Mohamed Salah
According to the Daily Telegraph , Mohamed Salah is set to inform Fiorentina
today whether he will continue with them next season .
The Italian club plan to activate an option to take the Egyptian winger on loan
next season for £700,000.
However, a host of clubs are reportedly chasing Salah and Fiorentina will
discover his decision following talks.
Enes Unal
Manchester City have edged ahead of Chelsea in the chase for Turkish
youngster Enes Unal.
The Daily Mail claim the two clubs are scrapping over a £2.5m deal for the
Bursaspor striker.
Unal, 18, scored once last season for the Turkish/
Wednesday 24 June 2015
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