Rumour is he's rejected us. Just been told by a pretty reliable source.
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He'll be an Arsenal player for the start of the season.You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity. -
From goal.com? If so.......Under Les Ferdinand:
Luke Freeman, top assists in the league: 4million
Alex Smithies, great goalie for this club: 3,5million
Charlie Austin, 19 Premier League goals: 4million
Jack Robinson: Contract ran out, left for free
And many more mistakes
LES FERDINAND, IT'S TIME TO GOComment
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Indonesian goal.com: http://www.goal.com/id-ID/news/784/t...e=breakingnews
"Ki Sung-Yeung QPR Reject
Park Ji-Sung's name was not enough to make the hearts of Ki Sung-Yeung refused to leave Celtic."Comment
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Some on Twitter were suggesting that Ki doesn't want to be in the shadow of Park.
Interesting twist because we thought Park being at QPR would be enough to lure him here, ahead of bigger clubs.Comment
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Feels like a right bloody waste of time if so? I'm sure we have someone else on stand by if so though..Comment
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Mainstay of the Celtic midfielder Ki Sung-Yeung has reportedly rejected the proposal of the English Premier League club, QPR.
As reported TalkSPORT, the players are not interested in grazing along the Rs even though they had just landed the South Korean
compatriot, Park Ji-Sung. Former Manchester United player has decided to continue career at Loftus Road,
but this fact does not make Sung-Yeung and tempted to change course.
talsksport reported it...so it must be true...what a scoopComment
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hargreaves is poo, i would be disapointed to see him at qpr, we need a better CM, someone like de jong, im watching him now and he's a tank, holds up the ball, never mis places a pass, fantastic playerComment
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from 2 days ago
Celtic midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng insists he knows nothing of stories linking him with a move to Arsenal.
The 23-year-old, labelled South Korea's answer to Steven Gerrard in his homeland, has been the outstanding performer as his side surpassed expectations to win bronze in the London 2012 Olympic football tournament.
Reports this week had suggested the Gunners were preparing a £9 million bid for the tireless playmaker, who is also believed to be the subject of interest from last season's Europa League winners Atletico Madrid.
But, after producing another polished display to help his country see off bitter rivals Japan in a hotly contested third-place playoff at the Millennium Stadium on Friday evening, Ki revealed he is not aware of any interest.
"I'm not sure," Ki told reporters. "I haven't heard anything about that.
"I just need some rest now and spend some time with my family, and then I will think about my future."Comment

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