Every new players who ever signed for United spoken about how delighted they are. Fransisco ‘Xisco’ Jimenez Tejada was no different. He has spoken of his delight after completing a dream move to Newcastle United.

Xisco penned a five-year deal at St.James’ Park and will leave again straight away to join the Spain under-21 squad ahead of this weekend’s Euro qualifier in Kazakhstan.

“I have waited for this opportunity for a long time in my life and I want to show the people of Newcastle what I can do – it is a dream for me.” He said as quoted from the official website.

“I love the Premier League and I think I will be suited to English football because it is fast and physical. I am a quick player and I’m also strong, it is ideal for me.”

Well, I personally say welcome to the football team that have the most loyal supporters in the world! And all those loyal supporters worldwide, I repeat (in caps) WORLWIDE supporters are wanted Kevin Keegan to stay and don’t want to see Dennis Wise and all his ridiculous transfer policy anymore in this club!

WTF!!! Undervalued of what? This lad really have a big head. To be honest I don’t see he is better than the rests of Newcastle squad, and was far below the new boys Gutierrez or Guthrie, and I’m really feel sorry for Keegan who says the was the right move for both the player and Newcastle United.

“It’s not ideal in the short-term but Villa are the buying club and they have paid a lot of money for him and wanted him available for Sunday,” KK told reporters in pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday’s trip to Arsenal.

More from the interview, Keegan said that it was (finally) his decision to sell him because we have a very good deal from the selling.

“It might not look like a positive move to fans at the moment but what will happen in the next two to three days will be positive,” Keegan added “I would not have sold him if it did not move the club forward. What has happened is right for everyone, including the player.”

This is not the first time Keegan make a hard decision to sell a player that he has rated highly at this club. On January 10, 1995, Keegan announce a shock decision to sold Andy Cole to Manchester United in a £6 million cash deal plus £1million-rated winger Keith Gillespie.

At that time, his decision was a bit hard to understand, but it is different now in the Milner case, but I believe if Keegan has agreed to sold Milner then He may “already” have one or two players in hand as replacements.

We will see about that in the next three days left of the summer transfer window, and even sooner than that. Couple names have been mentioned recently as the possible replacement, including Young Boys of Berne defender Kamil Zayatte after the player visit Newcastle’s training ground today after having talks with United officials yesterday afternoon.

The other name that was linked as the possible replacement in Milner’s position is the Norway international, 21 years-old attacking midfielder Per Ciljan Skjelbred, who was rated at around £6m. Rosenberg sports director Erik Hoftun said he had not received any bid for Skjelbred, but if any offer of £6m comes for the player, he would have to consider it.

Rather confusingly, he has also said that he thinks that Colo is the “wow” signing, although my reading of Ashley’s contribution on the subject was that we would sign Colo AND there would be other “wow” signing.

Ashley may of course just have been trying to sell tickets (that’s exactly what he was doing actually) but it’s never been noted for the Toon board to make false claims has it? It’s a tad worrying – actually a lot worrying – that KK and Ashley seem to be singing from entirely different hymnsheets and the communication at the top of SJP is once again called into question by this difference.

Much will depend presumably on the wheeler-dealing that goes on this week. If A joins team X then that will release B who is wanted by team Z and so on and so forth, until in a game of musical chairs, the music will finally stop next Monday night leaving us hopefully with 2 or 3 players set to lift this campaign which has got off to a promising, if not totally convincing start.

Who do we want/need? Another defender, a creative midfield player and a striker are the 3 that most on here agree we need. Saviola has said he will come if Madrid don’t want him, Malouda of Chelsea is also mentioned. I guess that both of those names depend on Robinho staying at Madrid or going to Chelsea.

Another exciting name mentioned is that of Riquelme. Fabulous player – the creative spark that is needed, but seems to have some questionable baggage which apparently forced his return to South America.

Doubtless Wise, Jimenez and Vetere are jetting about as we speak. KK is meeting Ashley (in London – yawn) on Wednesday, which is not going to leave much time if transfers are on the agenda.

Certainly Owen’s contract IS said to be on the agenda. Might we sell him if he looks unlikely to sign? This should certainly have been resolved before this final crucial few days of the window. Anyway – some food for thought there.

Daniel Sean “Danny” Guthrie born April 18, 1987 in Shrewsbury and grew up in Telford. He signed for Liverpool when he’s still a 15 year old after being released by Manchester United.

During his time with Liverpool’s Academy he has a call-up to join the England schoolboy side, while as member of the Reds reserve squad, he was their regular captain. With the Liverpool senior team, he made the first appearance in their pre-season friendly at Wrexham in 2006, played as a left midfielder.

His competitive first-team debut came after being named on the bench in a Football League Cup tie against Reading on 25 October 2006, and coming on as a 62nd minute substitute for Mohamed Sissoko.

Month later he start his Premier League debut, again as a substitute, against Portsmouth before earning his first match as a starter for Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League against Galatasaray on 5 December, 2006.

After being out in a loan basis on March 2, 2007 to Southampton until the end of season, he signed another loan contract with Bolton Wanderers last season, while they’re still managed by former Liverpool player and coach Sammy Lee as the caretaker manager. Guthrie completed the season with 25 Premier League appearances with Bolton.

Gökhan Masera Inler, Turkish origin midfielder has £5m buy-out clause in his current contract with Udinese. The 24-year-old Swiss playmaker’s is under contract with Udinese until June 2012. With Zebrette (”little zebras”, Udinese nickname) he netted twice in his 32 starts and missed just one game in the Italian top flight last season.

With a stunning performance at Euro 2008, he is certainly taking alert to other European club including Newcastle. But AP News reported the Udinese general director Pietro Leonardi said there is no negotiation going on right now with Newcastle.

He added: “Furthermore the player’s wish, which he has reiterated on many occasions, is to remain with Udinese.”

Inler, who has a pre-season training camp program in Germany with Turkish champion Fenerbahçe in the beginning of the 2004–05 season, failed to get contract with them after the Fenerbahçe coach Christoph Daum declared that he’s not good enough.

Inler returned to Switzerland and played for FC Aarau. He was signed by FC Zürich in January 2006 before agreed to a transfer to Serie A side Udinese last year.