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    "Tottenham will make a £6million move for Manchester City midfield ace Michael Johnson in the January window" according to a report in The Sun this morning. Full Article at IMScouting
    Tottenham will make a £6million move for Manchester City midfield ace Michael Johnson in the January window
    SOURCE: IMScouting 1 month ago
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Tottenham will make £6m move for Manchester City midfielder Michael Johnson / Transfer gossip
  1. Boss Harry Redknapp feels Spurs are short in the middle of the park. And he is ready to test City's resolve to hang on to a player who has fallen down the pecking order after a year out.
    SOURCE: IMScouting 1 month ago
  2. Central midfield is the one area we don't have a lot of players. We've only got Palacios, Huddlestone and Jenas and I don't have many options there.
    SOURCE: IMScouting 1 month ago

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