deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
lol lolI stopped reading at "brain drain" as that would imply that club actually had neurons to rub together.
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lol lolI stopped reading at "brain drain" as that would imply that club actually had neurons to rub together.
Yeah money ball has been in full flow when they bought Lambert, Lallana, Balotelli and Lovren, players for huge fees who have very little resale value.
Exactly but the loons wont accept it.
I'd love to find quotes from them from summer 2013 when Suarez wanted out
"SELL IM TO MADRID LAD EEZ TROUBLE, E BITEZ PPL AND GIVES DE CLUB A BAD NAME NO 1 IS BIGGER DAN DIS CLUB YWNA"
6 months later
"EEEEZZZZ DE BEST PLAYA IN DE WERRRRLLLLLLD LAD HAHAHA DE DE DEDEDE DER DER DE DE DEDEDE DER DER LEW-Y SWA-REZ DE DE DEDEDE DER DER..."
They had a Liverpool supporter on Talk Sport earlier who began to say that the reason Sterling wanted to go was because Liverpool weren't a big enough side anymore and Mark Saggers literally dove in to shut him up
So even if one of them DOES talk sense, he's drowned out either by the deluded ones or the fawning media blerts
Can remember Whelans faux attempt, Jesus, i did,nt where to look it was that embarrassing.Re Sterling "I think we are missing the important thing here. If you watch his interview he sounds a bit scouse in some of his phrases. Understandable as he's been here for years now, but I now want him to stay more than ever. Agger, Molby and Hamann to name a few all had a scouse twang thing going on and look how good they were for us."
They're a strange bunch some of the reds***e fans.
I've said it before but I honestly feel players like him have a shorter career at the top level. There aren't many small, fast players going strong towards their 30's. Most of them drop away in their mid 20's due to physical limitations.
He seems fairly clued in, he joined them as a stepping stone and now wants to make the next step up while he can. They proclaim he's World Class and all this, yet he's not even their highest earner. They're unlikely to win major honours either. It's not guaranteed he'll improve as a player, especially if he's essentially (as they put it) their best player.
Stay - less money, less chance of winning trophies, potentially a big fish in a small pond.
Leave - more money, more chance of winning trophies, potentially more opportunities to learn by training with better players.
As a footballer you have to have confidence in your own ability that you can succeed. Surely it's a no brainer, why would he stay?
This is spot on. I remember a similar situation to us with Jeffers when he demanded more and the fans were outraged with him. He was dropped from the team, a team that was desperate for his goals and ran the risk of being relegated.
What is amusing is they are slowly being reduced to that level. A team that cannot hang onto decent young players.
So Sturridge and Lallana have both made miraculous recoveries and are in contention for their game tomorrow...now that the internationals are out the way?
If I was Hodgson I'd make it a point to reward that with them never playing for England again.
I dont care about England, tbh.I wouldn't pick Sturridge anyway, there's a few ahead of him in the queue now IMO.
Pushing England's soon to be leading scorer and captain out wide in the prime of his career was the biggest mistake of Roy's career and accommodating Sturridge cost us big time.
Mrs Scratch bought the youngest (5) pack of match attacks (football cards) on the way home from school yesterday.
When he opened it, he was faced with Luis Enrique.
"Urgh, you got me a Liverpool one. I'm gonna burn it."
I wept with pride when she texted me.
Nah, he's got a Zippo lighter with a picture of Osman engraved on it....that means Little Scratch carries a box of matches.